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Translation - Turkish-English - Selam güzelim. Sen tükürdüğünü yalanmazsın...Current status Translation
Category Letter / Email | Selam güzelim. Sen tükürdüğünü yalanmazsın... | | Source language: Turkish
Selam güzelim. Sen tükürdüğünü yalamazsın biliyorum. Ben de öyleyim. Sadece sanal arkadaş olarak kalalım. Bana uyar. Yine de daha önce söylediğim gibi:
"Gönül kapım açıktır, sormadan gir içeri" Ben seninle herşeye varım. Bilmem anlatabildim mi? İmza "VEFALI ERKEK" | Remarks about the translation | Herhalde muğlak bir ifade yok. Hepsi açık seçik ve anlaşılır.
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| Hi my sweet. I know that you won't back down. | TranslationEnglish
Translated by  kafetzou | Target language: English
Hi my sweet. I know that you won't back down. I'm the same way. Let's just stay virtual friends. That's fine with me. Nevertheless, it's the way I said before:
"The door to my heart is open - you can enter without asking." I'm up for anything with you. I don't know if was able to make myself understood. Signed "LOYAL MAN" |
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Last validated or edited by IanMegill2 - 17 October 2007 05:42
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15 October 2007 13:14 | | 
smyNumber of messages: 2481 | Hi kafetzou,
I just want to make some points clear:
Bana uyar = it suits me
ben de öyleyim = I'm like that too
Yine de daha önce söylediğim gibi = nevertheless, as I said before/earlier
sormadan gir içeri = enter without asking
seninle = with you (like you=senin gibi)
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16 October 2007 06:54 | | 
serbaNumber of messages: 655 | bana uyar turn me on kısmı bence de olmamış
benim için uygun demek istiyor
CC: kafetzou | | |
16 October 2007 11:17 | | 
handyyNumber of messages: 2118 | As far as ı know 'turn so. on' has some different meanings(i.e., to become excited or to be/cause interested in something) namely it has no relation with 'bana uyar'. also 'like you' is not correct; 'with you' should be used here.
regards.. | | |
16 October 2007 13:34 | | | Oh wow - several sources I looked at defined "uyarmak" as "arouse", which is why I translated it this way. It didn't occur to me that this "uyar" came from "uymak". I have changed it. Thanks, serba and handyy. | | |
16 October 2007 13:37 | | | smy, thank you for your corrections - for some reason I didn't see them until now. | | |
17 October 2007 14:08 | |
smyNumber of messages: 2481 | you're welcome,
in fact the root of "uyarmak" is never used in "bana uyar" context  | | |
18 October 2007 04:50 | | | |
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