Translation - Turkish-English - "çocuğum çık aradan :) ikiside çok tatlı ve...Current status Translation
กลุ่ม Web-site / Blog / Forum - Love / Friendship  This translation request is "Meaning only". | "çocuÄŸum çık aradan :) ikiside çok tatlı ve... | | Source language: Turkish
"çocuğum çık aradan :) ikiside çok tatlı ve zucker:)" "çok tatlı kızlar:)" |
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| My boy, get out of there... | | Target language: English
"My boy, get out of there :) Both of them are very sweet :)" "Very sweet girls :)" | Remarks about the translation | çocuğum - my boy, my fellow zucker - means "sugar" on German |
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ตอบล่าสุด | | | | | 14 September 2009 20:04 | | | Both of them are very sweet  ...> Both of them are very sweet and sugar  | | | 14 September 2009 20:13 | | | çocuÄŸum doesnt necessarily mean boy right? my child seems more appropriate..? | | | 14 September 2009 20:39 | | | For me "çocuÄŸum " means hier "guy" not "my boy" or "my child" if we think about the meaning all text . | | | 14 September 2009 21:46 | | | Yes, "çocuÄŸum" can be translated not only "my boy". It can be translated as "my child/fellow/guy". But I think it's appropriate to use here "my boy" too as an informal form of address. |
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