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Translation - Turkish-English - KÃ¶prÃ¼ler yÄ±kÄ±lmÄ±ÅŸ ve yollar yolcusuz... Gelip...

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Title	KÃ¶prÃ¼ler yÄ±kÄ±lmÄ±ÅŸ ve yollar yolcusuz... Gelip...
Text Submitted by Alejandra83	Source language: Turkish KÃ¶prÃ¼ler yÄ±kÄ±lmÄ±ÅŸ ve yollar yolcusuz... Gelip uÄŸrayanÄ± kalmamÄ±ÅŸ, Ã§eÅŸmeler susuz... olmuyor bÃ¶yle ama olm siz salak mÄ±sÄ±nÄ±z manyadÄ±nÄ±z mÄ± deli misiniz divane misiniz Geliver; bu Ä±ÅŸÄ±k karanlÄ±ÄŸÄ± boÄŸarken... \| Benim sadÄ±k yarim kara topraktÄ±r...

Title	The bridges ...
Translation English Translated by handyy	Target language: English The bridges have collapsed and the roads are empty of passers-by... No visitor has remained, the fountains have run dry. But it doesn't work in this way. Dude, are you stupid? Are you maniac or nutty as a fruitcake? Do blow in, when this light is suffocating the darkness... My loyal beloved is the black earth...

Last validated or edited by lilian canale

- 17 June 2009 00:37

Latest messages

	Author	Message
		12 June 2009 22:05
	lilian canale Number of messages: 14972	Hi handyy, I think the first line should read: "The bridges have collapsed and there are no passers-by in the streets..." Is that the meaning? And what do you mean by: "Do blow in,"?
		13 June 2009 18:38
	handyy Number of messages: 2118	Hi Lilian, What about "the roads are empty of passengers" ? In the line "Do blow in, when this light is suffocating the darkness" I meant to say "Come (unexpectedly) when this light is suffocating the darkness".
		13 June 2009 21:13
	lilian canale Number of messages: 14972	"passenger" = a traveler riding in a vehicle (a boat or bus or car or plane or train etc) who is not operating it. I think you mean: passerby or pedestrian
		16 June 2009 15:54
	handyy Number of messages: 2118	Ah, I didn't know this distinction about "passenger". Then, "passerby" is fine. I've edited that part. Is it OK now? Btw, sorry for my late reply