Ruzgar dallari egsin, sen egilme sakin! hasret nedir, ayrilik nedir, bilme sakin

Turkish translation: Wind may bend branches, but neither separation nor longing bends you.

03:36 Oct 8, 2001

English to Turkish translations [Non-PRO]

English term or phrase: Ruzgar dallari egsin, sen egilme sakin! hasret nedir, ayrilik nedir, bilme sakin

Message from an admirer to be continued

Diane Hewitt

Turkish translation:Wind may bend branches, but neither separation nor longing bends you.

Explanation:
Again, a Turkish proverb and again I have tried to get the meaning across in understandable English.

A person, not being subdued by separation and longing, is compared to the branches, that bend in the wind...

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Klaus Dorn (X)
Local time: 15:05

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Summary of answers provided

Let the wind bends the branchs, but let you don't be bended forever! Don't know what is ........

Ali Osman TEZCAN

let the wind bend the branches, you do not bend ever, know not of longing and separation ever

Fevziye Gündoğdu

Wind may bend branches, but neither separation nor longing bends you.

Klaus Dorn (X)

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2 hrs confidence:

Wind may bend branches, but neither separation nor longing bends you.

Klaus Dorn (X)
Local time: 15:05
Native speaker of:

English,

German
PRO pts in pair: 11

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4 hrs confidence:

Let the wind bends the branchs, but let you don't be bended forever! Don't know what is ........

Explanation:
Let the wind bends the branchs of trees, but let you don't be bended forever!
Don't know what is longing and what is separateness.

Dear Diane Hewitt,
An expression full of sense like a poem, I think. As known, translation of a poem can be carried out by only a person, but a group. For that reason it may change from person to person.

Ali Osman TEZCAN
Türkiye
Local time: 15:05
Native speaker of: Turkish
PRO pts in pair: 104

23 hrs confidence:

let the wind bend the branches, you do not bend ever, know not of longing and separation ever

Explanation:
This is a verse from a song.

Fevziye Gündoğdu
Local time: 15:05
PRO pts in pair: 6

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