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Translation - Turkish-English - adin dilime dollandi demek sevdan bi yalandi...

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Title
adin dilime dollandi demek sevdan bi yalandi...
Text
Submitted by kurdgirl
Source language: Turkish

sevmem artik hic sev deme
derdim coktur hangisine yanayim
buda gelir buda gecen aglama
gördüm baktim dünya yalan
derdim coktur hangisine yanayim
bu dunyada yasamak zor
adin dilime dollandi demek sevdan bi yalandi
Remarks about the translation
Please translate the sentences for me.
I've got a friend on MSN which sometimes talks to me in Turkish but I don't understand Turkish.
But I really need to know what he's saying/meaning with this sentences.

Title
I don't love anymore, don't tell me to love
Translation
English

Translated by cheesecake
Target language: English

I don't love anymore, don't tell me to love
I have so many troubles, which one should I complain about?
This, too, will pass. Don't cry.
I have seen that this is a transitory life
I have so many troubles, which one should I complain about?
It is difficult to live in this world.
I keep on saying your name.
That is to say that
Your love was a lie.
Remarks about the translation
gecen=geçer
dollandı=dolandı
Validated by lilian canale - 16 May 2009 14:13





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15 May 2009 00:28

maki_sindja
Number of messages: 1206
Hi cheesecake,

I see you translated this text from Turkish.
I'm confused now because your translation is a little bit different from the Dutch version.
This is the meaning of it (it may have some grammar and/or vocabulary mistakes ):

"I won't love ever again. Don't tell me to love ever again.
I have many problems that I have to deal with.
Problems come and go. Don't cry.
I've seen it, the world is a lie.
I have many problems that I have to deal with.
Life is difficult in this world.
Your name remained in my mouth so your love was a lie."


15 May 2009 01:27

cheesecake
Number of messages: 980
Hi maki sindja ,
Thank you for the explanation I guess most of the sentences are more or less the same, don't you think so? As this is a "meaning only" translation maybe we can consider them as the same. However, I guess I have used some idiomatic phrases like 'transitory life' and 'this too will pass' which give the same meaning, whereas the Dutch translation seems more like literal. And in the second line (with question mark) I think he is reproaching his situation there instead of giving information about his troubles and in the original text there is a rhetorical question as well.
In my opinion, they give the same meaning more or less (as the translation based mostly on meaning), so it will not create a big trouble I think, but what do you think? Do you think I should change it?