ya bu deveyi güdersin, ya bu diyardan gidersin

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Turkish

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Alternative forms

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Etymology

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Morphologically ya +‎ bu +‎ deve (camel) +‎ -yi +‎ güt- (to graze, to lead, to wait) +‎ -er +‎ -sin +‎ ya +‎ bu +‎ diyar (country, land) +‎ -dan +‎ git- (to go, to leave) +‎ -er +‎ -sin, literally you will either graze this camel or you will leave this land.

Pronunciation

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  • IPA(key): /ja bu de.ve.ji ɡy.deɾ.sin ja bu di.jaɾ.dan ɡiˈdeɾ.sin/

Phrase

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ya bu deveyi güdersin, ya bu diyardan gidersin

  1. (idiomatic) one must do what one must in order to overcome a difficult or unfamiliar situation