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Translation - English-Turkish - the commercial begins with a super that reads...

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the commercial begins with a super that reads...
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Submitted by duygudj
Source language: English

the commercial begins with a super that reads 'magnum

Title
Reklam 'Magnum' yazan metin ile baÅŸlar.
Translation
Turkish

Translated by kfeto
Target language: Turkish

Reklam 'Magnum' yazan metin ile baÅŸlar.
Validated by serba - 10 June 2008 15:10





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1 June 2008 00:30

FIGEN KIRCI
Number of messages: 2543
evet kfeto,
superimpose=üstüne koymak/getirmek,eklemek ,gb.

ama reklamda görüntü üzerine gösterilen metin, seslendirme çağrışımı da yapıyor... belli ki spesifik bir terim, ama ne acaba??
ve bu durumda,'metin'i kullanmak yanlış olmaz gibi görünüyor

1 June 2008 12:48

merdogan
Number of messages: 3769
(Reklam ;"Magnum" olarak okunan süper bir girişle başlar.)
olabilir mi?

6 June 2008 20:51

handyy
Number of messages: 2118
I reckon this translation is completely wrong!

"Reklam "Magnum"u okuyan/"Magnum" diyen bir figüran/aktör ile başlar."

"super" is short for "supernumerary" look at here and click on its noun form please.


6 June 2008 23:11

kfeto
Number of messages: 953
how do you reckon the english uses 'read' for an person if they intend to mean actor?

only signs/texts read, people/actors say.

6 June 2008 23:22

handyy
Number of messages: 2118
A text can BE READ but an actor can READ, that is how I reckon it. is it clear now??

6 June 2008 23:27

kfeto
Number of messages: 953
no it still isn't. i'm a bit thick, i guess.

so the meaning, you say, is that the ad starts with an actor sitting there reading a text that spells out 'magnum' or maybe a book called 'magnum'?

and also, if super is a person wouldn't they use "who reads"

6 June 2008 23:35

handyy
Number of messages: 2118
I can neither know nor imagine the scene of the ad, that is, how the actor reads his script but a super must be something that is animate, because only an animate thing can read something! am I wrong? well, there is something nonsense with reading "magnum" so ı am nor sure about it but ı am sure about the meaning of super, right?

7 June 2008 01:13

FIGEN KIRCI
Number of messages: 2543
merhaba, handyy ve kfeto

aklıma bir şey geldi,hemen paylaşmak istedim:
zamane teknolojleri müthiş, çoğu reklam için ses düzenleme-kayıt vs araçlar kullanılıyor...
belki de buradaki 'super'den, öyle bir aleti kastediyorlardır...çünkü ses kaydı birisi tarafından yapılır, ama cıhaz için (bir nesne olmasına rağmen), 'okur' ifadesi kullanılması çok da garip olmaz sanırım. yanlış mı düşünüyorum acaba? 'who reads' yerine 'that reads' kullanılmış olması bundandır...belki.
sadece bir fikir tabii
selamlar.

7 June 2008 11:11

kfeto
Number of messages: 953
olabilir figen, artik sastim
bu metin ile cok ugrasildi sanirim, bir cumle icin deymez bence.
sen hangi sekilde onaylamak istiyorsan soyle, duzelteyim, veya kendin degistir, onaylansin.

@handy actually a sign or text can be read by a person or can read '...'
'...' being whatever the text contains

7 June 2008 21:16

FIGEN KIRCI
Number of messages: 2543
aaa, hiç öyle olurmu arkadaşım kfeto, 'uğraşıldı'da ne demek, 'bir cümle için değmez' de ne demek...? doğru bir sonuca ulaşmak adına değil mi çabalarımız? kimsenin kimseyle uğraştığı yok,lütfen alınma sadece emin olmadığımız bir ifadeyi tartışıyoruz
ve sanırım yardım isteme zamanı geldi de geçti bile

hi, kafetzou
could you help us here, please? we have many opinions, but we haven't decide yet
already thanks


CC: kafetzou

7 June 2008 21:33

kafetzou
Number of messages: 7963
This is 1) a partial text that is cut off at the end and 2) it has a word in it that I don't understand in this context: "super". I have no idea what this is supposed to mean. Maybe Tantine or Ian could help out?

CC: Tantine IanMegill2

7 June 2008 21:37

kafetzou
Number of messages: 7963
Aha - I did a little research and discovered that it seems to be a film-industry term that means "superimposed text" - in other words, the text is visible over whatever else is on the screen.

So maybe "resimin önünde görünen bir metin".

7 June 2008 23:56

kfeto
Number of messages: 953
thank you kafetzou

8 June 2008 04:25

IanMegill2
Number of messages: 1671
Yup. That's what they call "subtitles" here in Japan -- "supers" -- and it seems the most reasonable explanation.
I think we can safely say
...a super that reads 'magnum
means
...some text printed on the screen, that begins "magnum..."

8 June 2008 15:45

FIGEN KIRCI
Number of messages: 2543
thank you very much, kafetzou and Professor Ian!

kfeto, 'super'sin
profesör Ian'ın verdiği örneğe göre, 'metin' yerine 'altyazı' ifadesini kullanmak isabetli olur, değil mi?...
reklam 'magnum'(yazan) altyazıyla başlar... gibi

8 June 2008 19:42

kafetzou
Number of messages: 7963
No no no - it's not a "subtitle"! Ian just said that's what they call them in Japan. It's a word or words superimposed on the image that's on the screen.

For example, each of these videos, done by my boyfriend, starts with a "super".

9 June 2008 19:00

handyy
Number of messages: 2118
here teaches me something new again, thank you all

9 June 2008 20:55

FIGEN KIRCI
Number of messages: 2543
oh, thanks kafetzou
then, we'll change a word only...

'Reklam 'Magnum' yazan bir metinle baÅŸlar.'

instead of 'metin' we can use just 'yazı' :

'Reklam 'Magnum' yazısı ile başlar.'



9 June 2008 21:03

merdogan
Number of messages: 3769
Reklam 'Magnum' diyen bir metin ile baÅŸlar.

18 September 2008 10:10

duygudj
Number of messages: 1
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