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12Translation - Turski-Engleski - Ağlattın gülüyorsun, “özlettin” gidiyorsun Beni...

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Title
Ağlattın gülüyorsun, “özlettin” gidiyorsun Beni...
Text
Submitted by Francky5591
Source language: Turski

Ağlattın gülüyorsun, “özlettin” gidiyorsun
Beni ben de bitirdin!.. Daha ne istiyorsun?
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Title
You made me cry, you laugh; you made me miss you, you leave...
Translation
Engleski

Translated by Arnavut Biberi
Target language: Engleski

You made me cry, you laugh; you made me miss you, you leave
You consumed me! What more do you want?
Validated by Lein - 2 February 2012 14:43





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31 January 2012 17:58

Mesud2991
Number of messages: 1331
Can we put emphasis on the sentence 'you consumed me' by saying 'you ate me up inside'? If so, It would be better in that way.

31 January 2012 19:10

Arnavut Biberi
Number of messages: 74
I don't agree, because if we translate it (beni bende bitirdin) word by word, the translation will not be meaningful. that's why i chose "consume". I think, this verb expresses same meaning.

31 January 2012 19:18

Mesud2991
Number of messages: 1331
My suggestion is not the literal one.

31 January 2012 19:42

Mesud2991
Number of messages: 1331
Yes, it's about this one. You can make your comments in this section. You don't need to post a private message.

31 January 2012 19:46

Arnavut Biberi
Number of messages: 74
I sent PM because i wanted to ask my question in Turkish.

2 February 2012 14:43

Lein
Number of messages: 3389
Thanks for your comment! I am not sure 'you ate me up inside' would give more emphasis than 'you consumed me'. To me, both have a very similar meaning here, so I will accept this translation as it is. I hope that is ok with everyone

2 February 2012 14:45

Lein
Number of messages: 3389
Oh, by the way, you are allowed to make comments in Turkish under a translation as far as I am concerned - just explain (in English) that this is what you are doing and maybe at the end of a discussion let the expert know what the conclusion is

2 February 2012 16:12

Arnavut Biberi
Number of messages: 74
Thank you Lein, I didn't know that that's why I hesitated to make a comment in Turkish