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Original text - Turkish - sensizliğin acısını sen nereden bileceksin,
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Poetry
This translation request is "Meaning only".
Title
sensizliğin acısını sen nereden bileceksin,
Text to be translated
Submitted by
muhammed.bayraktar
Source language: Turkish
Sensizliğin acısını sen nereden bileceksin, sen hiç sensiz kalmadın ki. Sensizliğin acısını sadece ben bilirim.
Remarks about the translation
hollanda flamenkçe diline ve romance diline çeviri talep ediliyor..
Last edited by
Bilge Ertan
- 29 April 2011 12:07
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28 April 2011 17:51
Lein
Number of messages: 3389
Hi Bilge
I don't have any votes
Could you help me with a bridge please?
Is this what the text means?
How could you know the pain of being without you: you were never / have never been without you. The pain of being without you I only know.
Thanks!
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Bilge Ertan
29 April 2011 12:11
Bilge Ertan
Number of messages: 921
Hi Lein,
Yes, this is what the text means.
But the last sentence may be misunderstood. So I would like to explain it.
"Just me" I know the pain of being without you. It is not the only thing I know.
You see? You're welcome dear
29 April 2011 12:33
Lein
Number of messages: 3389
Thanks! Validated