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Translation - Turkish-English - her bedele ve her ÅŸeye raÄŸmen

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Title	her bedele ve her ÅŸeye raÄŸmen
Text Submitted by pinkblue	Source language: Turkish her ÅŸeye ve bedele raÄŸmen her zaman sÃ¶zÃ¼mÃ¼n gÃ¶lgem gibi dimdik arkasÄ±ndayÄ±m Ã§Ã¼nki bu benim!

Title	despite everything and every price
Translation English Translated by buketnur	Target language: English Despite everything and at all cost, I always stick to my word like a shadow, because that is who I am!
Remarks about the translation	The exact meaning, is " I always stand upright behind my word as my shadow stands erect behind me all the time", and the translation word for word is "I always stand upright behind my word like my shadow".

Last validated or edited by Lein - 9 December 2010 17:54

Latest messages

	Author	Message
		7 December 2010 18:35
	Lein Number of messages: 3389	Hi buketnur Me again To make the sentence flow a bit better (sound more natural), I would suggest: I always stick to my word like a shadow, because that is who I am Let me know what you think of that! Thanks
		7 December 2010 20:35
	buketnur Number of messages: 266	I want to explain the exact meaning, it means " I always stand upright behind my word as my shadow stands erect behind me all the time", and the translation word to word is "I always stand upright behind my word like my shadow". Again, what is your suggestion? Thanks for your suggestinos and editing.
		8 December 2010 14:04
	Lein Number of messages: 3389	Thanks buketnur I have put your explanations in the comments field. I think 'to stick to one's word' is a more natural way of saying this in English as the English don't seem to 'stand behind their word'. I have set a poll so you can't edit at the moment, but if you don't agree, let me know!
		9 December 2010 11:19
	buketnur Number of messages: 266	I agree about "stick to one's word", I have already tranlated like it, I just would like to explain how it is in original. Thanks