Vertimas - Turkų-Anglų - AkÅŸam olsa da yatsak, sabah olsa da kalksak.

I'm afraid I agree with haycom on this one - what does it mean? Who would say this, and to whom and when?

Maybe the teacher is trying to make things hard for him I think it may be said by someone at two different times (in one occasion s/he is very tired and in the other occasion s/he is not tired and thinks the night is too long)
galiba saçmaladım

I still don't understand. I think your translation is not quite right, smy. I would say something like, "If evening comes, we go to bed; if it is morning, we get up," but I'm not sure that's correct. Could you give me your opinion?

ı think this is not true. sorry. I didn't say in present tense.

Kafetzou, I think this (olsa/yatsak)expresses a wish, but maybe I should change "be" to become or come.
haycom, bu bir dilek belirtiyor, o yüzden bu şekilde çevirdim.

Hmm. Now it's somewhat clearer, but the "and we ..." parts don't work in English. How about this:

May the evening come that we may go to bed, may the morning come that we may get up.

Yes, that's very good Thanks a lot!!