Examples of using "çıkacağız" in a sentence and their english translations:
We're going to get out of here.
We'll go out.
We are just going to leave.
- We are going for a walk.
- We're going out for a walk.
We will soon take off.
How are we going to get out of here?
We'll go out when this shower is over.
We're going out again.
When it stops raining, we will go for a walk.
When are we going to land?
They said, "We'll be out by Christmas,"
We'll go for a drive next Sunday.
- I thought we were going out tonight.
- I thought that we were going out tonight.
We'll be out of here in a few days.
We'll have a delicious dinner.
Tom and I are going for a walk.
We're going out for a walk after lunch.
We will go for a walk even if it rains.
- We will start tomorrow, weather permitting.
- We'll leave tomorrow, weather permitting.
We'll go out tomorrow if the weather permits.
We'll be out of here by this time tomorrow.
We'll go hiking tomorrow if the weather's good.
Tom and I are going out for a walk.
We're going hiking tomorrow, weather permitting.
- The question is how we will bell the cat.
- The question is how will we deal with this difficult situation.
We're going to be out of here soon.
If only he comes early, we will go out with him.
We're going up into the mountains, so why don't you come with us?
- When do we go?
- When will we go?
- When are we going to leave?
how do we deal with this, can we be more accommodating?
We'll dine together and then go to the theater.
Tomorrow I'll go out with friends after having lunch.
We are going on a journey next month.