Cucumis - Ókeypis álinju umsetingar tænasta

Heim

Torg

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•‎Heim
•‎Ber fram ein nýggjan tekst at umseta
•‎Umbidnar umsetingar
•‎Fullfíggjaðar umsetingar
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Yndis umsetingar
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•‎Umseting av heimasíðuni
•‎Leita

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▪▪‎Føroyskt

•‎नेपाली
•‎Kiswahili

Umseting - Turkiskt-Enskt - Takmis koluna elin adamini. Beni orta yerimden catlatiyor.

Núverðandi støða ‎Umseting

Hesin teksturin er tøkur í fylgjandi málum:

Turkiskt

Enskt

Franskt

Bólkur Songur

Hendan umbidna umseting er "Bert meining".

Heiti	Takmis koluna elin adamini. Beni orta yerimden catlatiyor.
Tekstur Framborið av turtle02310	Uppruna mál: Turkiskt Azinda sakizi sisirip. Arsiz arsiz patlatiyor. Biz boyle mi gorduk babamizdan. Ele gune rezil olduk. Yeni adet gelmis eski koye vah. Dostlar mahvolduk. Seni gidi findik kiran. Yilani deliginden cikaran. Kaderim puskullu belam. Yakalarsam...
Viðmerking um umsetingina	dÃ¼zeltmeler (smy) azinda = aÄŸzÄ±nda Ele gune = ele gÃ¼ne

Heiti	Arm in arm with a man, she drives me crazy
Umseting Enskt Umsett av turkishmiss	Ynskt mál: Enskt Chewing gum in her mouth, blowing bubbles Bursting them, insolently Did we learn this from our fathers We were a disgrace to everyone A new custom arrived to the old village, alas! Friends, we were lost! You the nutcracker Getting the snake from out of it's hole My big disgrace If I catch youâ€¦
Viðmerking um umsetingina	A chewing gum in her mouth, blowing bubbles Bursting them, insolently Did we learn this way from our fathers We were disgraced to everyone A new custom arrived to old village, alas! Friends we are lost You the nutcracker Getting the snake out from its hole My big disgrace If I catch youâ€¦

Góðkent av Tantine - 24 Januar 2008 15:41

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	Høvundur	Eini boð
		24 Januar 2008 15:53
	Tantine Tal av boðum: 2747	Hi Following an explanation by Turkishmiss, I have edited this translation after it has already been validated. She told me she translated the wrong tense in English for: "Friends, we are lost!" Which should read "Friends we were lost" Also the word "nutcracker" here in English does not convey much. From what I have understood in the discussion on the French version, calling someone a "nutcracker" in Turkish means that they are a seductress. Maybe we shoud fix this problem too in case someone uses the English version as a bridge? Bises Tantine