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I beg your pardon.yerine : ı apologize to you.

I am being very persistent...>I was being very persistent.
harass ...> disturb
but I cannot live ...>but I can not (can't) live (be)...

Merhaba Mesud,
Bence çeviri büyük ölçüde doğru fakat buradaki "kaybolmak" birinin hayatından gitmek anlamında. Bu nedenle "get lost" dersek sanki o kişi yönünü, gittiği yolu kaybedecek gibi olacak. Bu yüzden bu fiilin değiştirilmesi gerektiğini düşünüyorum. "to disappear" fiilini kullanabiliriz. Ne dersin?

CC: Mesud2991

Merhaba Bilge,

Teşekkürler dikkatiniz için. Bildiğim kadarıyla 'get lost' aynı zamanda 'disappear' anlamına geliyor.

considering the text above, a few thoughts of mine:

-although it has the right word to word meaning, isn't it better to say 'I am asking for your forgiveness' (or 'I beg your forgiveness') here, than 'I beg your pardon'?
coz you know, 'I beg your pardon' is used more as a polite way of saying 'Sorry, I didn't get that/I didn't mean to say that/I do not agree.'

-I was being ...
- harass
- cannot (cannot=can not=can't)
- get lost

"I beg your pardon" simply means "sorry", Figen Hanım.

Here is the dictionary definition of 'I beg your pardon':
used to say sorry when you have made a mistake, or said something wrong or embarrassing (http://www.ldoceonline.com/dictionary/beg)

please do not misunderstand me, Mesud, what I wrote is not way different from what you say.
I agree that 'I beg your pardon' is exactly the meaning, word by word. but, I've tried to bring your attention to the fact that this expression is not commonly used as a simple 'sorry' (at least, in my oppinion and observation).

No, I DO NOT misunderstand you - never ever. I appreciate any comments.

Have a look at this example:
Oh, I beg your pardon! I didn't see your foot there! (retrieved from TFD)