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Original text - Turkish - Masallah, biliyordum anlayacagini Rukiye Kocami...

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Masallah, biliyordum anlayacagini Rukiye Kocami...
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Submitted by gogoman
Source language: Turkish

Biliyordum anlayacağını Rukiye. Kocamı yazın Türkiye'ye getirdiğimde "speaking" dalında büyük bir performans bekliyorum.

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<edit> Before edit : "biliyordum anlayacagini Rukiye Kocami yazin Turkiye'ye getirdigimde speaking dalinda buyuk bir performans bekliyorum"</edit> (Thanks to Mesud2991 who provided us with an edited version from this text)
Edited by Francky5591 - 11 April 2012 23:38





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11 April 2012 22:48

Mesud2991
Number of messages: 1331
Hi Francky,

"Biliyordum anlayacağını Rukiye. Kocamı yazın Türkiye'ye getirdiğimde "speaking" dalında büyük bir performans bekliyorum."

Yet, the said person expects a great performance, but it wasn't stated from whom.

CC: Francky5591

11 April 2012 22:51

Mesud2991
Number of messages: 1331
Most probably, it is 'I expect a great performance from you...'.

11 April 2012 23:06

Francky5591
Number of messages: 12396
Thanks Mesud!

11 April 2012 23:19

Mesud2991
Number of messages: 1331
By the way, what do you think about the 'expect' thing?

11 April 2012 23:51

Francky5591
Number of messages: 12396
hehe! I would know Turkish better, maybe I could help, but here I'm afraid I'm useless

Moreover I did not understand your question well, are you looking for another verb, or another form of the verb (eg : I'm expecting...)

11 April 2012 23:55

Mesud2991
Number of messages: 1331
Are you learning Turkish?

The thing is the person is expecting a great performance. But from whom? This wasn't said.

12 April 2012 00:11

Francky5591
Number of messages: 12396
I'm learning a bit everyday, not only Turkish, but I must say I'd be short in time to learn any other language now to an acceptable level.

About the text, if it lacks context this is a matter of remotion according to our rules 6 and 7, but asking the requester to give some more context would be fine before deciding what to do with the text (to edit or to remove it)

- Is "Rukiye" a person's name?



12 April 2012 00:13

Mesud2991
Number of messages: 1331
Good luck with that.

Yes, it is.

12 April 2012 10:55

Mesud2991
Number of messages: 1331
Hi again Francky

Here is the translation:
I knew I’d understand me, Rukiye. When I bring my husband to Turkey, I’m expecting a great performance from XX in Speaking.

XX--> you, him, another person?

Now the submitter isn't a native speaker of Turkish, we can't ask which one she is talking about. So I think we should remove this request.

12 April 2012 12:22

gogoman
Number of messages: 3
Hi guys.
Thanks alot for your help. I will include more details. Please spare with me.
Regards

12 April 2012 17:15

gogoman
Number of messages: 3
Tesekkurler Ingiltere, sayende Ingilizcem ileri seviyede; tesekkurler Misir, sayende Arapcam orta seviyeden ileri duzeye yol aliyor. Bakalim sirada hangi ulke ve hangi dil var? Hayat seni surprizlerinle seviyorum...Does that help and what does it mean?

12 April 2012 18:28

Mesud2991
Number of messages: 1331
No, it is in no way connected to your request. It says "Thanks England, because of you I can speak English at an advanced level; thanks Egypt, my Arabic is somewhere between intermediate level and advanced level. Let's see; what country and what language are next? Life, I love you with all your surprises.

12 April 2012 21:57

gogoman
Number of messages: 3
Sorry, dont recognise it.