Examples of using "çocuklarla" in a sentence and their english translations:
I'll take care of the children.
You look after the children, Tom.
She is good with kids.
Don't make fun of children.
Tom is good with kids.
Tom is taking care of the kids.
The park is filled with children.
You're very good with children.
I'm horrible with kids.
- I'm good with children.
- I'm good with kids.
You're good with kids.
I like to talk to kids.
He is good at dealing with children.
I love working with kids.
Fadil is taking care of the kids.
I'm used to talking to children.
I work with children.
Tom is going to take care of the children.
You should go out for a walk with the children.
Don't pick on younger kids.
The kittens play with the children.
Meeting boys is hard.
Tell her that I am playing with the kids.
Tom, I want you to stay with the kids.
Tom enters the park with the children.
- I'm not good with kids.
- I'm not good with children.
Tom is great with children.
Tom is good at dealing with children.
Tom is really good with children.
- Tom is upstairs with the children.
- Tom is upstairs with the kids.
Tom has gone shopping with the kids.
Tom is at home taking care of the kids.
You should not lose your patience when dealing with kids.
I don't know how to talk to kids.
I'm not very good with children.
I'm really good with children.
Do you want to talk to the children?
- Maybe Tom should've stayed with the children.
- Maybe Tom should have stayed with the children.
He was playing with the kids in the pool.
I hate working with kids.
Tom is used to talking to children.
Tom took care of the kids yesterday.
I like working with kids.
The bus was full of young children.
- Tom stayed home with the children.
- Tom stayed home with the kids.
Tom is good at taking care of children.
Tom is good at talking to children.
Tom is good at handling children.
Tom is at home with the children.
You're good with kids, aren't you?
Tom knows how to speak to children.
Tom is good with young children.
And when I could communicate properly with the kids,
He doesn't know how to handle children.
Look after the children this afternoon.
He knows how to speak to children.
She spoke to the children in a gentle voice.
Tom isn't good at talking to children.
Most men I meet aren't interested in children.
I'm not really good with kids.
I'm not very good with kids.
He gets jealous when I talk to other guys.
I don't know how to handle children.
I eat with the children every week.
Tom knows how to talk to children.
I've always enjoyed working with kids.
She's good at handling children.
I'm really proud of these kids.
I'm going to the toy store with the children.
We're always home with the kids.
I played with the kids after dinner.
He hangs out a lot with the kids down the street.
- Tom is very good with kids.
- Tom is very good with children.
Tom doesn't know how to speak to children.
Tom is good with kids, isn't he?
All I want to do is hang out with you guys.
Can I talk to you guys for a minute?
I eat with the kids every week.
Tom doesn't know how to handle children.
She took care of the children.
Tom wanted Mary to stay at home with the children.
Tom doesn't get along well with the other kids in his class.
You're spending less and less time with the children.
Tom left his wife at home with the children.
They need to interact with other kids.
Tom watched Mary playing with the other children.
I think you should talk to the children about that.
Tom will make Mary sit with the other children.
I don't mind staying home with the kids.
Especially where there are children, single mothers who have to raise them.
She knows well how to deal with children.
Mr. Brown has a magical way with children.
Tom didn't let Mary play with the other children.
Tom's wife always stays home with the kids.
- Tom realized that he wasn't the same as the other kids.
- Tom realized he wasn't the same as the other kids.
Tom watches TV with the kids every evening.
The city has wonderful places to walk with children.
You're so good with the kids, Tom. They really like you.
Tom is so good with kids, isn't he?