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2013年 फेब्रुअरी 8日 14:24 |
| | We imagine, others live their lives..>
We imagine, others live them. |
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2013年 फेब्रुअरी 8日 23:05 |
| | What does 'them' refer to? |
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2013年 फेब्रुअरी 9日 11:48 |
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2013年 फेब्रुअरी 9日 11:55 |
| | It was a rhetorical question. I don't expect you to answer. |
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2013年 फेब्रुअरी 9日 12:21 |
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2013年 फेब्रुअरी 11日 11:12 |
| | - We imagine, others live their lives
This part should be changed. We imagine, others realize. |
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2013年 फेब्रुअरी 12日 21:18 |
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2013年 फेब्रुअरी 12日 23:33 |
| | What is that got to do with 'realize'? Please check your dictionaries.
Here is the TDK definition for 'yaÅŸamak':
Varlıklı, endişesiz, hoş vakit geçirmek, keyif sürmek
e.g "Tek başına manevra yapan bir lokomotif rahatlığı ile hayatını yaşıyor." - H. Taner
Given this definition, possible equivalents would be 'live their life' or 'live it up'. Pick one. |
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2013年 फेब्रुअरी 13日 09:06 |
| | Doğrudur ama buradaki konuda "realize:gerçekleştirmek" anlamındadır.
Örneğin, "realize a plan: bir planı gerçekleştirmek." gibi.
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2013年 फेब्रुअरी 13日 10:16 |
| | "Whatever we imagine, others achieve." This sounds right to me. But I don’t agree. As I said before here ‘yaşamak’ means to do enjoyable things and I never heard 'yaşamak' has a meaning similar to 'realize' ("bir planı gerçekleştirmek" is correct, but "bir planı yaşamak" is incorrect to me).
While we imagine, others live their life, live it up, do something enjoyable. (I’m pretty sure this is the meaning.)
Yet, I really don’t matter. If you’re insist on what you think, be it “whatever we imagine, others achieveâ€
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