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250 34 YO 5240 simgesagin 23d 101 Simge Ne Güzel NE GÜZEL YALANMIŞ simgesagin 25d Il Simge 34 VD 5240 D Ne Güzel BI’ GÜZEL INANMIŞIM BETVOLE
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The photo shows a highway bridge under construction, with a white van in the foreground. Overlaid on the image is the text "NE GÜZEL YALANMIŞ" in a bold, pinkish color. The joke plays on the double meaning of the phrase. * **NE GÜZEL:** This literally translates to "how beautiful". It's an expression of admiration. * **YALANMIŞ:** This means "has lied". Or "is a lie". The overall meaning is: "How beautiful a lie!". This is likely a humorous observation about something impressive (like the new bridge) that seems like a false promise or an unrealistic depiction. Maybe it was advertised as beautiful or impressive, but perhaps the reality is not quite as magnificent. It's a light-hearted, sarcastic comment about the bridge's construction or the perceived image vs. actual construction.
The photo shows a person driving on a highway, likely in Istanbul, Turkey, looking at a large suspension bridge under construction. Overlaid on the image are the words "BI' GÜZEL İNANMIŞIM". The joke is in the phrase "BI' GÜZEL İNANMIŞIM", which translates roughly to "I am genuinely impressed" or "I'm truly amazed." The implication is that the person is amazed by the *scale* and *complexity* of the bridge under construction. The humor comes from the contrast between the awe-inspiring sight of a massive bridge and the fairly mundane act of driving on a highway. It's a lighthearted expression of appreciation for an impressive piece of engineering.
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