sen-men dep jaşarğa

/sen-men dep dʒaʃarʁa/

Literal translation

to live saying 'you and I'

Intended meaning

To live on close, cordial terms with one another, knowing and befriending each other.
  • Ayhay, Jandet, sen körmegenlikge, meni jüregim da duw jana turadı... Bir künnü sen-men dep jaşayalmaybız, – dedi Sapiyat.Of course, Dzhandet, even though you do not see it, my heart too is burning fiercely... We cannot live on good terms with each other for a single day, – said Sapiyat.
  • «Ahıratda da qonşuŋ bla qalay jaşağansa dep soradıla, Jippay, sen a qonşularıŋ bla sen-men dep jaşamaysa», – dep, ayıp etib söleşgendile."In the hereafter, too, they ask how you lived with your neighbour, Dzhippay, and you do not live on friendly terms with your neighbours," they said, reproaching him.

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