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Translation - Turkish-Spanish - sen turkce bılıyormuydun ya senınle tanısmaktan...
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Category
Letter / Email
Šis tulkojums pieprasa tikai nozīmi.
Title
sen turkce bılıyormuydun ya senınle tanısmaktan...
Text
Submitted by
vane3114
Source language: Turkish
sen turkce bılıyormuydun ya senınle tanısmaktan memnum olurum. bıraz işim var
Title
¿ConocÃas el Turco? Me alegraré de conocerte...
Translation
Spanish
Translated by
turkishmiss
Target language: Spanish
¿ConocÃas el Turco? Me alegraré de conocerte. Tengo un poco de trabajo.
Validated by
pirulito
- 26 April 2008 22:56
Last messages
Author
Message
12 April 2008 17:30
kafetzou
Number of messages: 7963
There is no "if" here. It's a question.
12 April 2008 20:24
turkishmiss
Number of messages: 2132
You are right Kafetzou. Thank you
Edit done
21 April 2008 08:11
kafetzou
Number of messages: 7963
Is this ambiguous in Spanish? It cannot mean "the Turkish man" in Turkish, only "the Turkish language".
CC:
pirulito
21 April 2008 14:25
guilon
Number of messages: 1549
It is not ambiguous, if you were speaking about a person you would say, "conocÃas
al
turco". So, the sentence here above can only mean "the Turkish language"
21 April 2008 16:40
kafetzou
Number of messages: 7963
OK - good. The last sentence means "I have (a little) something I have to do" - it's often used on websites to mean "I'll be back soon".