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Translation - English-Turkish - DonÂ´t say "I love you". Let me feel it!

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Category Poetry

Title	DonÂ´t say "I love you". Let me feel it!
Text Submitted by artlover_25@yahoo.com.tr	Source language: English DonÂ´t say "I love you". Let me feel it!
Remarks about the translation	UtilizaÅ£i acest link dacÄƒ nu aveÅ£i tastaturÄƒ cu caractere romÃ¢neÅŸti. http://romanian.typeit.org

Title	Bana beni sevdiÄŸini sÃ¶yleme, bÄ±rak hissedeyim.
Translation Turkish Translated by artlover_25@yahoo.com.tr	Target language: Turkish Bana beni sevdiÄŸini sÃ¶yleme, bÄ±rak hissedeyim.

Last validated or edited by ViÅŸneFr - 18 February 2007 18:26

Latest messages

	Author	Message
		18 April 2007 09:28
	nava91 Number of messages: 1268	Is this translation right? "I love you" = "Seni seviyorum" ?
		18 April 2007 19:33
	canaydemir Number of messages: 36	yes
		18 April 2007 21:02
	nava91 Number of messages: 1268	But the translation "Bana beni sevdiÄŸini sÃ¶yleme, bÄ±rak hissedeyim." is right? There aren't "" and "." and "!"
		20 April 2007 04:58
	mystic Number of messages: 6	this translation is true , not matter ..
		20 April 2007 13:51
	kafetzou Number of messages: 7963	The translation is correct. The way quotations are done in Turkish is that the quotation is turned into a noun phrase, so that literally it translates as "To me me the-loving-you-did don't say, allow the-feeling-I-do" - Turkish is a very difficult language to learn for this reason!
		15 August 2009 17:55
	kendin_ol_19 Number of messages: 99	AynÄ± mana ama bire bir transfer edersek.ÅžÃ¶yle olmalÄ± :Bana ''Seni seviyorum'' deme! BÄ±rak hissedeyim.