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Translation - Turkish-English - mukemmel ulke hasretinden yanilan ulke insanlik...

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Title	mukemmel ulke hasretinden yanilan ulke insanlik...
Text Submitted by buketnur	Source language: Turkish mÃ¼kemmel Ã¼lke hasretinden yanÄ±lan Ã¼lke insanlÄ±k adÄ±na bizlere Ã§ok seyler Ã¶ÄŸretmesi gereken Ã¼lke severim seni hindistan ah hindistan gÃ¼zel memleket
Remarks about the translation	GerÃ§ekten gÃ¼zel, ÅŸiirsel bir Ã§eviri olsun istiyorum. TeÅŸekkÃ¼rler.

Title	India...
Translation English Translated by Sunnybebek	Target language: English A perfect country, Burning from nostalgia, A necessary country, which in the name of Humanity taught us a lot of things, I love you India, Ah India, a beautiful motherland...
Remarks about the translation	hasretinden (hasret) - yearning, homesickness, nostalgia mÃ¼kemmel â€“ perfect, excelent memleket â€“ country, motherland yanÄ±lan - failing, burning from, suffering

Validated by lilian canale

- 30 August 2008 03:59

Last messages

	Author	Message
		27 August 2008 16:21
	lilian canale Number of messages: 14972	Hi Sunny, The second line is weird...what is a "nostalgia country"?
		27 August 2008 20:07
	Sunnybebek Number of messages: 758	Hi Lilian, I didnt mean "nostalgia country", but a country which suffers (fails) from nostalgia. But as far as it is a poem, i tried to make it sound better, so i wrote: "suffering from nostalia, country" (maybe with a comma it will be more correct?). Any your corrections are welcome!
		27 August 2008 20:58
	lilian canale Number of messages: 14972	If it is the country which feels the nostalgia (and looking at the remarks you wrote), I think it would be better to say: "A perfect country, burning from nostalgia,"
		27 August 2008 21:14
	Sunnybebek Number of messages: 758	I corrected it. Hope now it's fine!
		27 August 2008 21:15
	lilian canale Number of messages: 14972	Let's see what the other users think, OK?
		27 August 2008 21:40
	merdogan Number of messages: 3769	"A perfect country, burning from his nostalgia," "A necessary country which in the name of Humanity has to teach us a lot of things"