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Translation - English-Turkish - Paparazzi: "What's up?

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Title
Paparazzi: "What's up?
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Submitted by Rmy.
Source language: English

Paparazzi: "What's up?" Justin: "The sky, man." This kid is so polite and honest.

Title
Paparazziler
Translation
Turkish

Translated by Mesud2991
Target language: Turkish

Paparazziler: "Nasıl gidiyor, Justin?"
Justin: "Bomba gibi, arkadaÅŸlar."

Çok kibar ve dürüst bir çocuk bu.
Remarks about the translation
Burada "The sky" soÄŸuk bir espri niteliÄŸinde.
-Havada ne var? (What's up'ın kelime anlamı)
-Gökyüzü

Türkçede bir anlam ifade etmediğinden bu şekilde çevrilmesini uygun gördük- bilge
Last validated or edited by Bilge Ertan - 26 January 2012 18:58





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6 January 2012 23:27

Bilge Ertan
Number of messages: 921
Hi English experts!

Could you please explain me the word "the sky" in the text?

Thanks in advance

CC: kafetzou lilian canale Lein

6 January 2012 23:31

kafetzou
Number of messages: 7963
It's a smart-ass answer to the question, "What's up?" because the sky is above our heads, so it's "up".

7 January 2012 09:31

Mesud2991
Number of messages: 1331
Türkçesi garip oluyor.

- Yukarıda ne var?

- Gökyüzü.

7 January 2012 18:35

kafetzou
Number of messages: 7963
If I were you, I'd translate the whole thing as something else - something commonly used in Turkish as a flip or smartass answer to "Ne var ne yok?" because that's what "What's up?" means.

7 January 2012 19:46

Mesud2991
Number of messages: 1331
I know but I couldn't find. Maybe we can explain it in remarks section.

8 January 2012 03:49

kafetzou
Number of messages: 7963
Çocuklar mı der Justin? Pek sanmam. Kendisi 16 yaşında, ve Paparazziler büyük.

8 January 2012 12:29

Mesud2991
Number of messages: 1331
Doğru haklısınız

8 January 2012 14:21

Mesud2991
Number of messages: 1331
Ama bazen "çocuklar"ı "children" değil de "guys" yerine kullanılıyoruz.

8 January 2012 18:59

kafetzou
Number of messages: 7963
Evet - bazen - ama burada uymaz bence.

26 January 2012 18:54

Bilge Ertan
Number of messages: 921
Thank you for all your explanations. But I can't find a suitable Turkish expression for that kind of question. Maybe we can mention the joke under the translation.

I'll do it now. Thanks again

26 January 2012 21:47

merdogan
Number of messages: 3769
Bence;
Paparazzi: "Ne haber? "
Justin: "Hava cıva,lan."
Ne kadar kibar ve dürüst bir herif bu.

26 January 2012 21:59

Mesud2991
Number of messages: 1331
Bence 'ne var ne yok?', 'nasıl gidiyor?' ya da 'naber?' sorularına soğuk bir espri bulmalıyız ama benim aklıma doğru düzgün bir şey gelmiyor.