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Vertimas - Turkų-Anglų - Uzun uzaklar ve yakin uzaklar

Esamas statusas ‎Vertimas

Šis tekstas išverstas į šias kalbas:

Turkų

Anglų

Tai "bendrosios prasmės" vertimo prašymas.

Pavadinimas	Uzun uzaklar ve yakin uzaklar
Tekstas Pateikta Gleice maraa	Originalo kalba: Turkų Tek gecelik iliÅŸliler ansizin seviÅŸmeler ve unutulan herÅŸey ve de hayati anlama Ã§abalari

Pavadinimas	Distant people who are far away and those who are nearby
Vertimas Anglų Išvertė kafetzou	Kalba, į kurią verčiama: Anglų One-night stands, spontaneous lovemakings, and everything that is forgotten, as well as efforts to understand life...
Pastabos apie vertimą	The original reads like a list (it is not a complete sentence).

Validated by lilian canale

- 15 liepa 2008 15:21

Paskutinės žinutės

	Autorius	Pranešimas
		14 liepa 2008 00:56
	merdogan Žinučių kiekis: 3769	One-night relations, suddenly lovemakings
		14 liepa 2008 05:10
	kafetzou Žinučių kiekis: 7963	One-night stands is the correct term in English (it's an idiom for one-night [sexual] relationships). As for the lovemakings, I think you're right and I'll change it.
		14 liepa 2008 15:41
	serba Žinučių kiekis: 655	"far faraway and near faraway" what about this one for the heading I like yours but could it be not only people but a place as well... meaning here in Turkish sentence is a little bit blunt
		14 liepa 2008 18:59
	kafetzou Žinučių kiekis: 7963	You can't really include both people and places in a single substantivized adjective in English like you can in Turkish. Anyway, the title isn't in the translation field, so we don't have to worry about accuracy there. What do you mean with "blunt"?