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Translation - Turkish-German - sesini duymayi özledim

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Title
sesini duymayi özledim
Text
Submitted by onur
Source language: Turkish

sesini duymayi özledim

Title
ich vermisse es deine Stimme zu hören
Translation
German

Translated by onur
Target language: German

ich vermisse es deine Stimme zu hören
Validated by kafetzou - 17 August 2007 14:17





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Author
Message

2 August 2007 08:41

Rodrigues
Number of messages: 1621
It should be: "Ich vermisse, deine Stimme zu hören"

1 August 2007 22:21

kafetzou
Number of messages: 7963
Oder "Es fehlt mir, deine Stimme zu hören."

3 August 2007 17:57

iamfromaustria
Number of messages: 1335
Heißt es nicht "Ich vermisse es, deine Stimme zu hören"?

3 August 2007 19:28

kafetzou
Number of messages: 7963
Mir sind diese Ausdrücke alle an sich gleich, aber ich bin auch keine Muttersprachlerin (der deutschen Sprache).

3 August 2007 19:37

Chloe
Number of messages: 27
Warum Perfekt? "I miss" ist im Präsens.

3 August 2007 19:55

kafetzou
Number of messages: 7963
Na ja, aber wenn man auf türkisch "özledim" sagt, ist die Bedeutung oft Präsens obwohl die Form Vergangenheit ist.

4 August 2007 13:37

luzern63
Number of messages: 17
Ich habe es vermisst,deine Stimme zu hören

6 August 2007 03:24

Rodrigues
Number of messages: 1621
"I miss" is present, not past. => "Ich vermisse, deine Stimme zu hören"

6 August 2007 06:09

kafetzou
Number of messages: 7963
Ich glaube auch, daß es im Präsens sein sollte.

CC: Rumo

9 August 2007 12:22

ela1986
Number of messages: 5
ich vermisse es deine stimme zu hören

9 August 2007 15:54

kafetzou
Number of messages: 7963
Rumo, wo bist du?

CC: Rumo

17 August 2007 01:20

Una Smith
Number of messages: 429
It's a "meaning only" request, so all this discussion is not necessary to satisfy the request. I will edit and validate.

17 August 2007 01:25

Una Smith
Number of messages: 429
I guess not. It seems I cannot edit nor accept/reject this translation.

17 August 2007 14:16

kafetzou
Number of messages: 7963
You are not an expert for German nor an administrator, but I am the latter so I can do it (and I will).

17 August 2007 17:38

Una Smith
Number of messages: 429
How annoying. I got this on my "help evaluate this" list but there wasn't anything useful I could do to it. The word "evaluate" is being used for several different functions. Accept/reject and comment are two.


CC: cucumis

17 August 2007 19:25

cucumis
Number of messages: 3785
Hi Una,

There are 2 kinds of evaluations.

The first one for the experts (like you). In your case, it is the list of english translations to be evaluated.

The second one for the "normal" members. It's a list of polls requested by experts on some translations to be evaluated. On this list you just have to vote yes or no. This list is built depending on the langauges you can read (in your profile).

Is it clear ?

CC: Una Smith

17 August 2007 19:44

Una Smith
Number of messages: 429
Instead of "evaluate", how about "rate" for what experts can do and "vote" for what members can do?

17 August 2007 20:00

casper tavernello
Number of messages: 5057
Yeah. I agree. These are the terms we (cucumaddicts) often use.

17 August 2007 20:14

cucumis
Number of messages: 3785
Yep why not
You mean for example changing on the left menu "Translations to be evaluated" by something like "Translations to rate" ?

17 August 2007 22:30

kafetzou
Number of messages: 7963
I don't know - I think "evaluate" is the correct term, because sometimes something has to be done to them before we can give them an accept/reject score, so we're not just rating them.

But I agree that the other thing should be called "voting".