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번역 - 터키어-영어 - konuşçak bir ÅŸey bulçakmıyız yoksa türkçeyemi...현재 상황 번역
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| konuşçak bir ÅŸey bulçakmıyız yoksa türkçeyemi... | | 원문 언어: 터키어
konuşçak bir şey bulçakmıyız yoksa türkçeyemi geçelim |
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| | | 번역될 언어: 영어
Are we going to find something to talk about? or shall we go on with Turkish? |
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마지막 글 | | | | | 2008년 6월 25일 02:43 | | | hello handyy
"switch to" instead of "go on with"? | | | 2008년 6월 25일 03:00 | | | Well, it can also be used, but doesnt "go on with" tell the same thing? ı am really asking-sincerely! here he/she is asking to go on the conversation in Turkish, isn't he/she? | | | 2008년 6월 25일 03:04 | | | as i understood the turkish, gecelim means to switch or change to turkish.
and "go on" would mean to continue devam etmek | | | 2008년 6월 25일 07:47 | | | | | | 2008년 6월 25일 13:00 | | | Hello Kfeto, sorry for the late answer..
the verb "geçmek" can be used as so many meanings -not just "switch to"
text shows: they are having a chat, but as they can't find anything to talk about any more, he is asking to chat in Turkish -as they cant speak in the other language they have already been talking. and in this situation, "go on with" can also gives the same idea/meaning or whatever.
well, that's all what I understood from the text
and btw, thank you too merdogan for your comment.. | | | 2008년 6월 25일 16:02 | | | Hi Handyy, kfeto, merdogan...
What about "stick to/with Turkish"? CC: merdogan | | | 2008년 6월 26일 08:03 | | | Can it be "to turn into Turkish" ? |
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