After sending the letter I went to Istanbul. I took it for you and I just wanted to send it to you straightaway. Did you get my letter in your hands? You did not tell me.
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tell me: notify me, let me know
Τελευταία επικύρωση ή επεξεργασία από Lein - 4 Φεβρουάριος 2014 10:51
-it seems to me that the word 'aldim' is used more like for buying smthg ->
'I bought it for you and I wanted to send it to you right away/immediately.'
-'You didn't inform me/notify me, if you received my letter.'
If I'm not wrong, "take" might be used to mean to buy something. So I don't think there is a problem there. I agree with Figen on "wanted" and "right away/immediately". About the last two senteces, I think we can translate them either as they stand or by putting them together.
- Did you get my letter in your hands? You haven't told me.
- You haven't told me if you got my letter in your hands.
Thanks all! I have edited with your comments, trying to stay close to the original translation.
With regards to 'notice'/ 'notify' - 'you did not notice'- you did not see/feel/realise you had the package (a bit unlikely...); 'you did not notify me'- you did not tell me/let me know (sounds a lot more likely!)