Examples of using "Paikan" in a sentence and their english translations:
I remember that place.
Do you own this place?
We found the right place.
He had no difficulty in finding the place.
Sure. Do you know a good place?
You got the job.
I need a place to live.
Do you want a seat by the window?
- My elder brother got a position in a big business.
- My older brother got a position in a big business.
Sure. Do you know a good place?
Are you in charge here?
I discovered a very nice place today.
I'm awfully afraid of heights.
Are you claustrophobic, too?
She's desperate to find a quiet spot.
Do you want to take Tom's place or not?
- I know a place we can get some money.
- I know a place where we can get some money.
- I know a place that we can get some money.
We have a reporter on the ground in Gaza.
I'm slowly getting used to the humid climate here.
- The word is that you got the job.
- Rumour has it that you got the job.
- I'm afraid of heights.
- I am afraid of heights.
I've got claustrophobia.
A demonym is the name or term for the residents of a particular locality.
Come with me to the hill, I'll show you a good place to snipe from.
Tom is claustrophobic.
Previous generations have had people who smiled all the time, but in recent times everyone has somehow become moody.
So cutting this place off, we hindered communication significantly. The most dramatic thing was that some police officers came with us.
How many bus stops are there between here and where you get off?
Each of us can manifest the properties of a field of consciousness that transcends space, time and linear causality.