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Translation - Turkish-English - ahmet yada ben hiç farketmez sonuçta o benim...
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Title
ahmet yada ben hiç farketmez sonuçta o benim...
Text
Submitted by
darkness_imp
Source language: Turkish
ahmet yada ben hiç farketmez sonuçta o benim sevgilim ve onun adresi benimde adresim bir farkı yok
Title
it doesn't matter at all
Translation
English
Translated by
smy
Target language: English
it doesn't matter at all whether it's Ahmet or me, in the end, he's my boyfriend and his address is also my address, it doesn't make a difference
Remarks about the translation
it should be "benim de adresimdir"
Validated by
IanMegill2
- 25 October 2007 03:12
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24 October 2007 23:51
IanMegill2
Number of messages: 1671
Hi smy!
Does
all in all
here mean
after all
?
"All in all" means "generally"; "overall."
"After all" means "(What I did was not unreasonable,)
because
..."
I can't read Turkish
at all
24 October 2007 23:53
IanMegill2
Number of messages: 1671
Original form of translation before edits:
it doesn't matter at all whether it's Ahmet or me, all in all he's my boyfriend/sweetheart and his address is also my address, it doesn't make a difference.
24 October 2007 23:59
darkness_imp
Number of messages: 3
tşk ederim yardımlarınız için
25 October 2007 03:02
kafetzou
Number of messages: 7963
I changed "all in all" to "in the end". I think it's good now, Ian - do you want to validate it?
25 October 2007 03:11
IanMegill2
Number of messages: 1671
Oh! Thank you!
Okay, as we say in Japanese, I will childishly take avantage of your (kind) words!
25 October 2007 03:35
kafetzou
Number of messages: 7963