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Translation - Turkish-English - çıraklığını yapmadığın işin, ustalığını...
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Title
çıraklığını yapmadığın işin, ustalığını...
Text
Submitted by
kafetzou
Source language: Turkish
çıraklığını yapmadığın işin, ustalığını yapamazsın.
Title
you cannot be an expert at a job for which you have not done an apprenticeship
Translation
English
Translated by
kafetzou
Target language: English
you cannot be an expert at a job for which you have not done an apprenticeship
Remarks about the translation
I think this is an expression, meaning something like "You have to crawl before you walk."
Note that this is a bridge translation to facilitate the Latin translation.
Validated by
kafetzou
- 8 May 2008 08:48
Last messages
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7 May 2008 02:39
katranjyly
Number of messages: 102
you cannot be an expert at THIS job BECAUSE you have not done an apprenticeship for IT
7 May 2008 02:14
kafetzou
Number of messages: 7963
Why do you say that it means THIS job? I don't see that.
CC:
katranjyly
8 May 2008 01:56
sybel
Number of messages: 76
Isn't iÅŸin your job?
8 May 2008 08:43
kafetzou
Number of messages: 7963
No - the ending is there because it is a possessive construction, connected to the phrase that follows it. Literally, it is translated as follows:
The job for which you did not do the apprenticeship,
of it
you cannot do the "expertship" [that's not a word].