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Translation - Turkish-Italian - KOLAY GELSÄ°N!! KENDÄ°NE Ä°YÄ° BAK!!Current status Translation
กลุ่ม Daily life This translation request is "Meaning only". | KOLAY GELSÄ°N!! KENDÄ°NE Ä°YÄ° BAK!! | | Source language: Turkish
KOLAY GELSİN!! KENDİNE İYİ BAK!! | Remarks about the translation | ARKADAŞLAR YARDIMLARINIZ İÇİN ŞİMDİDEN TEŞEKKÜRLER |
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| | TranslationItalian Translated by Guzel_R | Target language: Italian
Che vada tutto bene! Abbi cura di te! | Remarks about the translation | from the English version "Trovalo facile da fare!Prenditi cura di te!" from the Russian version "Buon lavoro! Prenditi cura di te!" |
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Validated by Xini - 5 August 2008 10:10
ตอบล่าสุด | | | | | 31 July 2008 08:14 | | | The Italian version and the English one don't have the same meaning......
| | | 31 July 2008 09:30 | | | I agree with Azitrad. | | | 31 July 2008 12:25 | | | I translated from Russian and I can say that the Russian version and the English one have some difference in the meaning.
Unfortunately my Turkish is too pure and it's not possible for me translate from Turkish | | | 31 July 2008 11:12 | | | Il n'y a aucun rapport avec le texte anglais. Ma traduction : Spero che tutto andrà bene!! Sta' attento!
| | | 31 July 2008 12:34 | | | In the remarks field of the Russian translation is written that from Turkish "KOLAY GELSİN!" means "Buon lavoro!" | | | 31 July 2008 13:08 | | | Are you sure the English version is correct? | | | 31 July 2008 13:29 | | | Spero che andrà tutto liscio! Prenditi cura di te! | | | 31 July 2008 16:14 | | | Ho fatto questo traduzione di russo.
KOLAY GELSÄ°N!=Удачного рабочего днÑ!=Buon lavoro!
Scusate mi tanto ma non credo che traduzione inglese è giusto per 100%
A proposito la traduzione in Bulgaro e uguale alla traduzione in Russo. | | | 31 July 2008 16:17 | | | Hi, kafetzou!
Can you take a look on the topic here? Could the English translation be wrong?
Thank you for your time! CC: kafetzou | | | 31 July 2008 16:46 | | | The expression "kolay gelsin" literally means "may it come easily", and it is most often used in work situations, when someone wants to express to someone else that they understand that what the other person is about to do or is already doing is difficult, and they want to express sympathy and hope it goes easily. That's why I thought "I hope it will go smoothly" was a brilliant translation, but it's very commonly used, and sometimes without much thought about the meaning, so I can see why someone would translate it as "Buon lavoro" too. | | | 31 July 2008 17:03 | | | Kafetzou,
thanks a lot for your explanation | | | 4 August 2008 06:25 | | | I agree 100% w/kafetzou. In Italian it means something like: "Trovalo facile da fare!"...
Cheers,
TaÃno
| | | 4 August 2008 15:08 | | | non c'è,difatti,corrispondenza tra l'italiano e l'iglese...Il significato,invece,dovrebbe essere:"mi auguro vada tutto bene!Prenditi cura di te" |
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