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Translation - Turkish-English - Gayrimenkulün ½ bedeli olan...

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Gayrimenkulün ½ bedeli olan...
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Submitted by samda_kayisi
Source language: Turkish

Gayrimenkulün ½ bedeli olan 187.500.-(Yüzseksenyedibinbeşyüz) YTL , 15.Temmuz.2007 tarihinden itibaren 1,20 YTL kurdan Amerikan Dolarına çevrilmiş ve borç 156.250.- (Yüzellialtıbinikiyüzelli) USD (Amerikandaoları) olarak sabitlenmiştir.
XXX firması, YYY ‘ e bu borcu Amerikan Doları olarak ve 31.ARALIK.2012 yılına kadar defaten , taksitler halinde yada peşin olarak ödeyecektir. AXXX borcun ödenmesini , ödeme şeklini peşinen kabul , beyan ve taahhüt eder.

Title
real estate transaction
Translation
English

Translated by kafetzou
Target language: English

TRY 187,500 (one hundred eighty-seven thousand five hundred new Turkish lira), which is half the cost of the property, was converted to American Dollars at the rate of TRY 1.20 on July 15th, 2007, and the money owed was set at US$ 156,250.00 (one hundred fifty-six thousand two hundred fifty U.S. dollars).
XXX Company will pay YYY this sum in U.S. dollars by December 31st, 2012, either as a lump sum, in installments, or in advance. AXXX accepts this form of payment in advance, and declares and promises to pay this debt.
Last validated or edited by lilian canale - 25 July 2008 13:14





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22 July 2008 14:30

lilian canale
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Hi Kaf,
Just a typo in the first eight---> eighty

22 July 2008 17:38

kafetzou
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Thanks, Lilian!

24 July 2008 07:46

merdogan
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....five hundred new Turkish lira...

24 July 2008 08:00

kafetzou
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Do people say that in English?

24 July 2008 08:42

merdogan
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Turkish lira is old.
We have to say "new Turkish lira". (YTL= Yeni Türk Lirası)

24 July 2008 18:29

kafetzou
Number of messages: 7963
Yes, in Turkish that's correct, but my question is whether people say that in English (I don't know). I'll do a bit of investigating and get back to you.

24 July 2008 18:35

kafetzou
Number of messages: 7963
You are right, although I've seen it written several different ways (Turkey new lira, Turkish lira new, and new Turkish lira), but I'll pick the one you said, which is also grammatically correct in English.

Also, the abbreviation in English is apparently TRY.