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Translation - Turkish-Spanish - GÄ°DEN GÄ°DER GÄ°DEN GÄ°TTÄ°GÄ° GÃœN BÄ°TER BEN GÄ°DENÄ° DEGÄ°L GÄ°DEN BENÄ° KAYBEDER

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This translation request is "Meaning only".

Title	GÄ°DEN GÄ°DER GÄ°DEN GÄ°TTÄ°GÄ° GÃœN BÄ°TER BEN GÄ°DENÄ° DEGÄ°L GÄ°DEN BENÄ° KAYBEDER
Text Submitted by FATIMAABDUL	Source language: Turkish GÄ°DEN GÄ°DER GÄ°DEN GÄ°TTÄ°GÄ° GÃœN BÄ°TER BEN GÄ°DENÄ° DEGÄ°L GÄ°DEN BENÄ° KAYBEDER

Title	SE HA IDO...
Translation Spanish Translated by lilian canale	Target language: Spanish SE HA IDO, SE HA TERMINADO EL SEGUNDO EN QUE SE HA IDO, YO NO PIERDO A QUIEN SE HA IDO, PERO QUIEN SE FUE, ME HA PERDIDO.

Validated by lilian canale

- 28 October 2008 18:25

Last messages

	Author	Message
		29 October 2008 08:03
	turkishmiss Number of messages: 2132	This request and this other one are not exactly the same. How can the translation be exactly the same?
		29 October 2008 10:30
	lilian canale Number of messages: 14972	Hi miss, you are right, the words are not the same, however it seems to me that this is a sort of saying and may be expressed in different ways, keeping the same meaning. How would you translate it word-by-word?
		29 October 2008 10:38
	turkishmiss Number of messages: 2132	This one is in the present and the other one in the past.(tense isn't very important) but "SANÄ°YE" (el secundo) in the other one here it's "GÃœN" el dÃa
		29 October 2008 10:46
	lilian canale Number of messages: 14972	Well, but both are about the time (second/day). What I mean is that using different words the concept is the same, like in a proverb. See what I mean? Again I ask you: what would be your literal translation?