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Keybot 2 Ergebnisse  alumni.sabanciuniv.edu  Seite 5
  Ceylan Toplamaoğlu | SU...  
İtalya’da çalıştığım bu dönem benim için hem ikinci bir üniversite hem de Kia Ora Design’ı kurmak için bir kapı oldu. Türkiye'ye döndükten sonra bir süre halkla ilişkiler ve pazarlama alanlarında çalıştım ama daha üniversite yıllarından beri aklımda olan kendi markamı oluşturma fikrinden hiç vazgeçmedim.
After my management degree from Sabancı University, I completed a graduate program on Brand Management in fashion in Italy. I stayed in Milan after receiving my graduate degree and advised luxury brands on brand management, design and production. My time in Italy was both a second university and the conduit that led to Kia Ora Design. I worked in public relations and marketing after I returned to Turkey, but creating my own brand was my dream since I was a university student and I never let it out of my sight. Wherever I worked, I did my best to gain experience that would prove useful for my own brand. When I thought the time was right, my former colleague Melis and I started to work on our brand.
  Burak Günaydın | SU Mezun  
Söylediklerim Cevat’ı yatıştırmış mıydı bilmiyordum. Ancak Cevat, başını önüne eğip gözlerinden geçen hafif beyaz bulutlara yenik düşünce cümlelerimin tesirini görebildim. Aklıma gelenleri aniden söylemiş olmanın verdiği tedirginlikle Cevat’ı hafifçe süzüyordum. Amacım onun moralini bozmak değildi elbette. Ama Cevat, bir romancının yarattığı karakterin acılarını yüceltmek istemesine benzer bir tutum içine girmişti. Bu geceki davranışlarının bana söyledikleri bunlardı."
“We are ordinary.  We’re no Raskolnikov or Julien Sorel. We are no Oblomov at all. We are mere mortals, forgotten in a corner. How dare we make darkness a part of us! If someone were to throw us in a well, he’d forget where the well was in three days. Experiencing such desolation does take its toll on the individual. But, Cevat, let’s not fool ourselves just because we’re hurt. They threw us in here, and they left. They won’t be back. We know that much. We’re just making up excuses to dull the pangs of a broken heart when we say this out loud. We can’t rule darkness - neither you, nor me. We’ll go home now. We’ll cry and be miserable for fifteen minutes. Then we’ll go to sleep. Come morning, we’ll leave for work as if nothing happened. That’s who we are. Do you understand?” I didn’t know if I’d been able to console Cevat. But when he bowed his head and succumbed to the puffy white clouds in his eyes, I saw that my words had moved him. I was looking at him, not too intently, wary that I had blurted out everything on an impulse. Of course I hadn’t meant to break his spirit. But Cevat was doing what novelists do when they want to glorify the pains of the characters they created. That’s what his behavior this evening told me.”