Examples of using "Çin'den" in a sentence and their english translations:
I came from China.
- He came back from China.
- He returned from China.
They're back from China.
We're back from China.
- He came back from China.
- He returned from China.
Tea was introduced from China.
I came to Japan from China.
She's back from China.
Marie's back from China.
I am from China.
Algeria is smaller than China.
You're back from China, aren't you?
This tradition originates from China.
The handbag you bought in China is cheap-looking.
My parents come from China.
- I come from China.
- I am from China.
- I'm from China.
All I know is that he came from China.
Many things were brought to Japan from China.
The ceremony was held in honor of the guest from China.
These days, most clothing is imported from China.
We have no reason to depend on aid
And in societies that are supposed to be more open and free than China,
Tom and Mary adopted a girl from China.
And more of the companies showing up are coming from the Middle East and China.
Japan imports raw materials from China and exports finished products to it.
Wealthy immigrants from China are happy to pay stratospherical prices for homes in Vancouver.