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Перевод - Турецкий-Английский - Tanrı önce AÅŸkı yarattı, sonra da ihaneti

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Tanrı önce Aşkı yarattı, sonra da ihaneti
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Tanrı önce Aşkı yarattı, sonra da ihaneti...Bir kadın bunları aldı ve üstüne giydi.yalanları doğurdu kirli bacak arasından. Sonra acıyı yarattı Tanrı kundaklayıp bir adamın kapısına bıraktı.Adam acıyı tattı, ihaneti tattı.Şair oldu!!! Eğer böyle bir kadına aşık oluyorsanız zaten,ya şair olursunuz ya da nefes alabilen bir ceset.
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ingiliz

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God created Love, then Betrayal
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God created Love first, then Betrayal... A woman took them and put them on. She gave birth to the lies between her dirty legs. Then God created the pain, wrapped it in cloth and left it by the door of a man. The man felt the pain, tasted the betrayal. He became a poet! If you fall in love with such a woman, you will either become a poet or a breathing corpse.
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took them and put them on: she took love and betrayal and put them on as someone would put on his clothes.

The woman in this text, is a bad one. And the man loves her, so he becomes a poem, as a result of his deep feelings. Because of the wickedness of the woman, he is like a corpse, but a breathing one.
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23 Июль 2011 18:27

lilian canale
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ekizilok,

Çevirilerinizi hatalı gönderiyor gibisiniz. Doğru şekilde yapabilmek için yukarıdaki mavi renkli Çevir düğmesini tıklamalı ve çevirinizi açılan sayfaya yazmalısınız.

Bu sayfanın altındaki boş alan ise çeviri veya orijinal metinle ilgili dikkate değer yorumların yazılması içindir.

Saygılarımızla,




CC: ekızılok

26 Июль 2011 14:52

Lein
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Hi ekızılok

Your text does not sound very natural in English so I have tried to make some edits below. Please let me know if I understood your translation correctly! (As an expert assistant, one of my jobs here is to make sure the English is correct, but I don't understand Turkish, so I need you to make sure the English text is an accurate representation of the Turkish one )

God created Love, then betrayal... A woman took them and wore could you please explain what this means? I don't understand this sentence. She gave birth to her lies. Then, God created the pain and left outside a house of a man after swathing again, I don't understand this sentence left what? after swathing = ??. The man felt the pain, saw the betrayal. He became a poem! If you fall in love with such a woman, you'll be a poem or a breathing corpse. just to make sure: a corpse is a dead body. Is this what you mean?

Please note that these comments are not meant to criticise you; on cucumis, we try to help each other to provide the best translations

26 Июль 2011 17:05

Mesud2991
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Hi,

Moreover, "she gave birth her lies" > she gave birth to lies between her dirty legs

26 Июль 2011 18:34

ekızılok
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Hi Lein,
I see that you are right. Turkish is my language, I understand that my sentences is not very clear in english. I'll try to explain;

The woman take the love and betrayel from the God, and wear them. So the woman put on the love and the betrayal like she wear a skirt. (it is a literal text)

God creates the pain. He swathes the pain, and leaves it at the door of a house. The house belongs a man.

And yes, I mean a dead body. The woman in this text, is a bad one. And the man loves her, so he becomes a poem, as a result of his deep feelings. Because of the wickedness of the woman, he is like a corpse, but a breathing one.

27 Июль 2011 13:50

Lein
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Thanks ekızılok, that was very helpful!

I have made some changes and set a poll. Please let me know if you don't agree with anything in the text and I will be happy to change it

27 Июль 2011 14:04

merdogan
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God created Love, then Betrayal...> God created first Love, then Betrayal
She gave birth to her lies between her dirty legs...>She gave birth to the lies between dirty legs...>
and left it outside the house of a man...>... left it the door of a man

29 Июль 2011 22:55

Mesud2991
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- "God created Love, then Betrayal..." > God created Love first (adverb, not adjective)

- "She gave birth to her lies between her dirty legs" > She gave birth to the lies between her dirty legs

- "...left it outside the house of a man." > left it the door of a man

- "you'll be a poem or a breathing corpse which is breathing" > You will be either a poem or a corpse which can breathe

- "saw the betrayal" > tasted the betrayal

1 Август 2011 19:17

merdogan
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or a breathing corpse which is breathing...> or a corpse which can breathe .

1 Август 2011 21:06

angelsrolls
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"...left it outside the house of a man." > left it by the door of a man

4 Август 2011 01:15

esra palace
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l think that this translation almost is good but ıt may be corrected some words

4 Август 2011 16:08

Mundoikar
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ÅŸair =poet
ilk cümle eksik.
son cümle için seçilen kip yanlış. "or" ile başlayan kısımdaki çeviri de fazladan kelime kullanımı var.

4 Август 2011 21:55

Mesud2991
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Merhabalar,

Lütfen öneride bulunurken daha açık olunuz ki oylamaya sunan uzmanın işi kolaylaşsın. Ayrıca oylamaya sunan uzman Türkçe bilmiyor; dolayısıyla yorumlarınızı İnglizce yazmalısın.

CC: Mundoikar esra palace

9 Август 2011 12:38

Lein
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Thank you all!
I have made a few minor changes based on some of the suggestions above. Ekızılok, please let me know if you don't agree

9 Август 2011 13:09

Mesud2991
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One more thing, Lein.

Poem > Poet

9 Август 2011 13:11

Lein
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Aha! Yes, that makes more sense, thanks!