Μετάφραση - Τουρκικά-Αγγλικά - sen dunyada insani ve sevginin kiymetini...

I think it's "insanı" (as it can be seen from the other wrong "ı"s)

and "yakmak" is used in place of "hurt/smart" in such expressions of emotion

...understand what it means to hurt someone?
And then put the "burn" meaning in the Remarks section?

Or not: Up to you!

CC: kafetzou

smy, I assumed that the first one was "insani" and the second one was "insanı", as I couldn't figure out the grammar otherwise:

Sen dünyada insani ve sevginin kıymetini bilmeyen insansın. Bir insanı yakmak neymiş bir gün anlarsın.

What do you think, smy?

Ian, I like your suggestion.

Should I wait for you guys' discussion to finish before I validate this?
A lotta people seem to agree on the fact that it's right!

CC: kafetzou

I don't know - smy, what do you think?

Hello IanMegill and Kafetzou,
sorry for being late, here is my explanation.

Kafetzou we never say "insani (in fact this is written "insanî", and it is adjective) bilmeyen insansın" instead we say "insanlığı (this is a noun) bilmeyen insansın". also this "insanî" is never used in such a context. So there are two "insanı" here.

dünyada kelimesi yersiz.yakmak yerine incitmek kullanılmalı.
insani yerine insanlık kullanılmalı.