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Glossary entry

Turkish term or phrase:

Sevgilerimi sunarım.

English translation:

extend warmest/best wishes

Added to glossary by H.Yüksel
Jan 2, 2014 11:55
10 yrs ago
Turkish term

Sevgilerimi sunarım.

Non-PRO Turkish to English Art/Literary Advertising / Public Relations
İfade, yüksek bir resmi makam tarafından verilmiş bir ödül beratının sonunda şu şekilde geçiyor: "Tebrik ve sevgilerimi sunarım."



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Proposed translations (English)
5 +3 extend warmest/best wishes
5 Sincerely / Best Regards
5 -1 (Congratulations) with love / with lots of love
5 -2 I hereby express my congratulation and endearment.

Proposed translations

+3
9 mins
Selected

extend warmest/best wishes

extend my congratulations and warmest wishes...
Peer comment(s):
agree Tim Drayton : One good way of putting it.
1 min
Thank you.
agree Aziz Kural : agree.. tam olmuş ben contexti pek okumadim
5 mins
Teşekkür ederim.
agree Alp Berker : yes, looks like the best option
1 day 1 hr
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2 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Yardımınız için teşekkürler!"
-1
9 mins

(Congratulations) with love / with lots of love

Selam,
Aziz
Peer comment(s):
neutral Tim Drayton : This sounds strange to my ears when coming from a senior official office.
2 mins
I usually don't read the context... Best Regards, Aziz
disagree Kim Metzger : Yes, very strange indeed. Why would a translator not want to consider context when translating? There's no other way.
7 hrs
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2 hrs

Sincerely / Best Regards

Uygulamada bu anlamda en çok kullanılanlar Sincerely ve Best Regards.

Yours Sincerely, Best Wishes, With my Best Wishes, Kind Regards gibi kullanımları da tercih edilebiliyor.
Peer comment(s):
neutral Tim Drayton : That is used for closing a letter.
40 mins
It is what is used in such documents, namely letters of appreciation. In informal ones, Yours, Truly your is preferrred, and in formal letters pabove mentioned phrases is used.
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-2
5 hrs

I hereby express my congratulation and endearment.

IMO
Peer comment(s):
disagree Kim Metzger : The English word is "congratulations" with an 's' and your entire sentence reads like a Chinese fortune cookie. Bad English.
2 hrs
disagree Tim Drayton : "I express my endearment" sounds very strange to me in this context.
14 hrs
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