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Translation - English-Turkish - Why can't you just hold me? How come it is so...

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Title	Why can't you just hold me? How come it is so...
Text Submitted by snm00	Source language: English Why can't you just hold me? How come it is so hard?

Title	Niye bana..
Translation Turkish Translated by merdogan	Target language: Turkish Neden beni kucaklamÄ±yorsun ki? Neden bu kadar zor oluyor ki?

Validated by FIGEN KIRCI - 6 March 2009 00:38

Last messages

	Author	Message
		24 February 2009 17:30
	CursedZephyr Number of messages: 148	Buradaki "hold" = sarÄ±lmak,kollarÄ±na almak diye dÃ¼ÅŸÃ¼nÃ¼yorum. Ona gÃ¶re, "Niye beni kollarÄ±na alamÄ±yorsun ki? Neden bu bu kadar zor?" diye Ã§evirmek daha doÄŸru olur sanÄ±yorum. AyrÄ±ca, alternatif Ã§eviriyi de altta belirtiriz zaten. CC: 44hazal44 FIGEN KIRCI kafetzou
		24 February 2009 18:48
	44hazal44 Number of messages: 1148	Bence burada ''sahip olmak'' yerine ''sadÄ±k kalmak'' olmalÄ±ydÄ±. ''Neden bana sadÄ±k kalamÄ±yorsun ki? Neden bu bu kadar zor?''. CC: CursedZephyr
		24 February 2009 18:57
	CursedZephyr Number of messages: 148	In this context, hold = hug/possess/be faithful to??? CC: kafetzou
		24 February 2009 21:38
	FIGEN KIRCI Number of messages: 2543	'hold' burada 'sahip olmak' anlaminda kullanilmis. (harf hatasi var: 'olamAyasÄ±n..')
		26 February 2009 04:29
	kafetzou Number of messages: 7963	"hold" means "hug" hear. It does not mean "hold onto".
		26 February 2009 21:49
	FIGEN KIRCI Number of messages: 2543	thanks, kafetzou! I confused, coz I've thought 'hold on to' as 'bir seye tutunmak' (like 'hold on to my arm'). but now it's clear.
		27 February 2009 06:13
	kafetzou Number of messages: 7963	I wouldn't even say "sadece" - I think you got the meaning of "just" with "ki". And shouldn't it be "neden" rather than "niye"?