Translation - Turkish-English - sayÄ±n prof.dr. XY

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Title	sayÄ±n prof.dr. XY
Text Submitted by lefke	Source language: Turkish sayÄ±n prof.dr. XY;bugÃ¼ne kadarki Ã¶ÄŸrencilik hayatÄ±mda kopya Ã§ekmedim.bugÃ¼nden sonrada Ã§ekmem.nasÄ±l bÃ¶yle bir durumla karÅŸÄ± karÅŸÄ±ya kaldÄ±m anlamÄ±yorum.sÄ±nav sÃ¼resince yanÄ±mdaydÄ±nÄ±z Ã§eksem mutlaka gÃ¶rÃ¼rdÃ¼nÃ¼z.lÃ¼tfen bana yardÄ±mcÄ± olun.

Title	professor XY
Translation English Translated by kafetzou	Target language: English professor XY, in my whole time as a student to this day I have never cheated. I will also never cheat from this day forward. I do not understand how I ended up in such a situation. You were next to me throughout the exam if I had cheated you would definitely have seen. please help me.
Remarks about the translation	Literally the address is "Mr. Professor Dr.", but we don't say that in English. I have left the punctuation and capitalization pretty much as is.

Last validated or edited by goncin - 10 October 2007 17:19

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	Author	Message
		27 June 2007 15:52
	Francky5591 Number of messages: 12396	kafetzou, just a question, by curiosity, do they NEVER use capital letters with names in Turkey?
		27 June 2007 15:53
	kafetzou Number of messages: 7963	No. They always do. There is no capitalization in this text at all.
		27 June 2007 22:01
	Francky5591 Number of messages: 12396	Hello, lefke, could I know why you refused this translation?
		27 June 2007 22:59
	Yolcu Number of messages: 152	Franck: We use capital letters, sure This is a bit sloppy about grammar. I checked the translation and I think only one mistake, if I am right about the meaning of "end up". He/she says: "karÅŸÄ± karÅŸÄ±ya kaldÄ±m". It means "to face", or "to experience". As far as I know "end up" means "to make something finish". If I am right, you should change this part. Or it is ok.
		28 June 2007 09:50
	cucumis Number of messages: 3785	Francky, about the private message you sent me. Actually hte translation is not rejected, it's only the submitter who request rejection, but we can accept it anyway. If I understand what says Yolcu, once the translation is edited, we can accept it. CC: Francky5591 kafetzou
		28 June 2007 15:29
	kafetzou Number of messages: 7963	Hi Yolcu Actually, "end up" means "find myself in the situation" - it has nothing to do with finishing, so I still think it's correct. It gives the feeling that this thing happened to him and he has no idea how it happened. I don't think it needs to be edited.
		29 June 2007 01:59
	Yolcu Number of messages: 152	Ok then.
		5 October 2007 23:24
	pluiepoco Number of messages: 1263	The requester gave me a message and said he wants this request deleted.
		6 October 2007 15:10
	kafetzou Number of messages: 7963	jp, this one's for you. CC: cucumis
		10 October 2007 17:18
	lefke Number of messages: 12	I am Sory for this reply which is late.. The problem is not about translation that friends done.. The problem is there is a my professor name in messeage that I sent. So I want you to remove my post in given link.. your sincerely.
		10 October 2007 17:21
	goncin Number of messages: 3706	lefke, In this case, I just changed the professor's real name for a harmless XY.
		10 October 2007 17:23
	lefke Number of messages: 12	Thanks.... I was so important for me... I like this site..))
		10 October 2007 17:24
	goncin Number of messages: 3706	We all like it too!