Umseting - Turkiskt-Enskt - nasılın aşkım seni çok özledim az kaldı gelecegim...

Hi Sunny,

"A little left"...do you mean "in a while/it won't take long"?

Could you explain this line?: "Deadlines come to an end in no time flat." I'm afraid I don't fully get it

Hi Lilly,

"A little left" - I meant here, that the person who tells this phrase is far away from his girlfriend and he will come to his darling soon, so she needs to wait just a bit more (a little left to wait).

And this one "sayılı gün çabuk geçer" (as I translated "Deadlines come to an end in no time flat" ) - people on military duty may say this phrase (surely, not only them), literally it would be like: "The days, which are counted, pass quickly". So I translated it this way: deadline (militaty duty); come to an end - finishes; in no time flat - very quickly.

Maybe it's really not very correct, so any your corrections are welcome

OK, I've made some edits in order to sound natural in English. Tell me if you agree.

Yes Lilly, I think it's good and conveys the meaning.

Thank you
I wish one day I can feel this naturalness in English language too... Maybe more practice will help me.

how are you my darling?there is a little time.i miss you so much.i will come to your side.the counted days passe quickly.