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Translation - Turkish-English - fiyat isteÄŸi

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Category Business / Jobs

Title	fiyat isteÄŸi
Text Submitted by eptal	Source language: Turkish konuÅŸmayalÄ± uzun zaman oldu nasÄ±lsÄ±nÄ±z? teklif yapabileceÄŸiniz gradelerde gÃ¼ncel fiyatlarÄ± bildirmenizi rica ederim. cevabÄ±nÄ±zÄ± bekliyorum. herÅŸey iÃ§in teÅŸekkÃ¼r ederim.

Title	It has been so long since we talked...
Translation English Translated by Mesud2991	Target language: English It has been so long since we talked. How are you? Could you inform me of the current prices for which you can make an offer please? I look forward to hearing from you. Many thanks.
Remarks about the translation	Could you inform me... -> more literal: I request that you inform me of the current prices for which you can make an offer.

Validated by Lein - 6 February 2014 13:48

Last messages

	Author	Message
		4 February 2014 11:01
	Lein Number of messages: 3389	Hi Mesud, The English text seems to be a mixture of a friendly and a very formal, almost brusque message. Is the tone friendly in Turkish? In that case I would suggest: It has been so long since we talked. How are you? Could you inform me of the current prices for which you can make an offer please? I look forward to hearing from you. Many thanks. ("thanks for everything" is a bit dramatic here)
		4 February 2014 23:07
	Mesud2991 Number of messages: 1331	Hi Lein, The same is true for the Turkish text. You can make the whole text into a friendlier or more formal way.
		5 February 2014 21:06
	merdogan Number of messages: 3769	It has been so long since we talked...>It has been so long time since we didn't talk.
		6 February 2014 13:46
	Lein Number of messages: 3389	that is a confusion of two sentences a long time has passed during which we didn't talk it has been a long time since we (did) talk