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Tag Archives: English
I am now hungry — translation compilation
Contents
— The Legend of The Fallow Deer
— O wheel why do you wail (Yunus Emre)
— O poet I have a word for you (Yunus Emre)
— Austerity is in the head (Yunus Emre)
— Fish mouth (Halim Şefik Güzelson)
— Foreign door (Hasan Hüseyin Korkmazgil)
— Over the earth (Grup Yorum)
— Come to the mountains (Gevheri)
— Come it’s time let us go to our people (Karacoğlan)
— Letter Revolution (Nekropsi)
— İnceleme (Ağrı)
— Kayan Yıldız (Ağrı)
— Küçük Düş (Sakareller)
— Şemsiye (Sakareller)
— İbreler (Sakareller)
— Yörünge (Sakareller)
— İzler (Sakareller)
— Sandık (Sakareller)
— Little Things (Bülent Ortaçgil)
— Will you play with me (Bülent Ortaçgil)
— Little girl (Nazım Hikmet Ran)
— I will run elsewhere (Yeni Türkü)
I will run elsewhere — Yeni Türkü
I will run elsewhere
To the land of the blue
To the sea of the sorry
Walking through the pier
Suddenly without question
What is left behind?
I will run elsewhere
To that land forlorn
To where without return
The first bridge that joins
Ceaselessly indifferent
To exhaust the sorrows
I will go elsewhere
To that hill unveiled
To that village on the path
With tears, with a dry fountain
Breaking up with my solitude
Breaking up with my eternity
I will run elsewhere
To exhaust elsewhere
Come to the mountains — Grup Yorum
In case something happens to you, my dear
To the mountains, come to the mountains
They’ll hide and won’t reveal you, my dear
To the mountains, come to the mountains
Since my soul has fallen in love, my dear
It’s been boiling in a fire of love
Pansies over the green mountains, my dear
To the mountains, come to the mountains
Gevheri I’ve become notorious, my dear
I’ve gotten stuck in foreign lands
I shall never give in to foreign hands, my dear
To the mountains, come to the mountains
Establishing of the fact: “It’s unclear.”
Association of American Universities: “The order is stranding students who have been approved to study here and are trying to get back to campus, and threatens to disrupt the education and research of many others.”
Filed under Şey
The Legend of The Fallow Deer
So I went after a deer for hunting
Oh alas alas
The deer pulled me to her mountain
Oh alas alas to her mountain
When I went the rocks were in snow
Oh alas alas
The wind blew and they’ve melted now
Oh alas alas they’ve melted now
For this hunt now I have much regrets
Oh alas alas
Go ahead brothers leave me at the rocks
Oh alas alas leave me at the rocks
Wither on the stone these white wrists
Oh alas alas
Go ahead hunters leave me at the rocks
Oh alas alas leave me at the rocks
I left my lasso hanging on the rock
Oh alas alas
I left my stuff jammed in the chest
I left my fiancee hurt at home
Oh alas alas I left her hurt at home
A tag for English speakers
>>> English <<<
Dear English speakers,
I opened this new tag “English” in the website to help you access the recently growing archive of TR>EN translations without being overwhelmed by the EN>TR translational majority.
Let me immediately apologize for the lack of content in Turkish that is worth translating into English apart from some nice folk songs and ancient poetry.
That’s because the Turkish public (if one can say that there is one) is much more interested in engulfing their fellow men in insults and jokes [*] rather than acknowledging, appreciating and enjoying the intellectual work being done for them such as the translations on this website and on many others (e.g. Dünyadan Çeviri and Çevirihanem). See that that’s why the website is called Placeless Things [Yersiz Şeyler].
See you on January 15th 2017 at the public library for #WritersResist and good luck with Donald Trump, especially the ones to remain in the U.S.
Işık Barış Fidaner
[*] Their term for this engulfment is ağbi which means big brother.
Filed under Şey
Letter Revolution — Nekropsi
If a cow bought from a fire worshipper
Doesn’t let its new owner milk it
The new owner may masquerade as a fire worshipper
— Well said god bless you professor!
What’s going on, what does it mean?
Do explain!
The coming revolution was
Being popularized bit by bit
It’ll gradually turn into
A language, thought revolution
Letter revolution
Professors!
The cow is the contemporary civilization!
Liberating the young brains
From the effects of a
Bankrupt, outdated
Uncivilized thought
The bad one goes
The good one comes
It’s rich with vowels:
A E O Ö U Ü I İ
It’s the unbelievable taking place
Those low voices even
The deaf king of Egypt hears
Do listen to another voice
(Harf Devrimi)
English: Işık Barış Fidaner
Bkz “Efesli Artemis: Mamilla Hasetine Kapılarak Sanal Ağa’nın Veri Memesi Olmak”, “Jesse and Celine Shall Bring Us the Horns of Wilmington’s Cow”
— ateşe tapan bir kimseden satın alınan bir inek
Yeni sahibine kendisini sağdırmazsa
Yeni sahibi ateşe tapanların kılığına girebilir
— bravo yaşayın hoca efendi
— ne oluyor ne demekmiş bu açıklayınız !
Gelmekte olan devrim halka yavaş yavaş sevdiriliyordu
Giderek dil devrimine düşünce devrimine dönüşecek
Harf devrimi
Efendiler!
İnek çağdaş uygarlıktır!
Genç beyinleri
İflas etmiş, çağdışı kalmış bir düşüncenin etkisinden kurtarmak
Kötüsü gider
İyisi gelir
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