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Translation - Turkish-English - Beni kaybetmeyi göze alanı kazanmak için asla ve asla uğraşmam
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Title
Beni kaybetmeyi göze alanı kazanmak için asla ve asla uğraşmam
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Submitted by
payekhali
Source language: Turkish
Beni kaybetmeyi göze alanı kazanmak için asla ve asla uğraşmam
Title
I never ever
Translation
English
Translated by
Bilge Ertan
Target language: English
I never ever make an effort to win back someone who already risks losing me.
Validated by
Lein
- 14 January 2011 10:46
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13 January 2011 14:03
Lein
Number of messages: 3389
Hi Bilge
'risks losing me', or better still, 'is at risk of losing me' would sound more natural in English. Is that OK with you?
13 January 2011 15:46
Bilge Ertan
Number of messages: 921
Hi Lein,
Yeah it is OK for me. I would rather say "risks losing me" but you can change however you want.
13 January 2011 15:48
Lein
Number of messages: 3389
Done
Thank you!
13 January 2011 15:58
Bilge Ertan
Number of messages: 921
Thank
you
Lein
13 January 2011 18:32
svajarova
Number of messages: 48
Je pense que dans la phrase:... "quelqu'un qui déjà risque de me perdre".le verbe "risquer" n'est pas au temps convenable.
13 January 2011 18:51
Lein
Number of messages: 3389
Thanks svajarova
Is it the French translation you don't quite agree with, or the English one? Would you have a suggestion to improve it?
CC:
svajarova
13 January 2011 22:39
merdogan
Number of messages: 3769
never ever...> never and ever
14 January 2011 10:45
Lein
Number of messages: 3389
No, 'never ever' would be the way to say that in English. 'Never and ever' may be the literal translation but it doesn't work in English.