Examples of using "şeftali" in a sentence and their english translations:
I shall eat a peach.
I don't like peaches.
I'm going to eat a peach.
- Take as many peaches as you like.
- Take as many peaches as you want.
there were 2,000 varieties of peaches,
Little Peach Tree is from Germany.
How many peaches are there?
This peach is a beauty.
This peach is a work of art.
The Peach Trees are in their full bloom.
Tom ate some peach cobbler.
I planted a peach tree in my garden.
- Take as many peaches as you like.
- Take as many peaches as you want.
Give me one kilogram of peaches.
- I like such fruits as grapes and peaches.
- I like fruit such as grapes and peaches.
This is a peach tree. It's very pretty.
Do you want apple or peach?
- Peach trees typically bloom in spring.
- Peach trees typically blossom in spring.
Tom has a peach tree in his backyard.
The peach tree is beautiful when in flower.
It's the first time I've swallowed a peach pit!
There was a large harvest of peaches last year.
Have you ever greeted the small peach tree in German?
This tree bears good peaches every year.
"Pfirsichbäumchen" means "little peach tree" in German.
As a child, I loved picking peaches in my grandfather's garden.
I went into the supermarket to buy chocolate rather than peaches.
Believe it or not, peaches and almonds are related.
Tom ate half the peach and handed me the rest.
Tom planted a small peach tree in front of his house.
Tom has a small peach tree in his backyard.
My daughter likes summer fruits, such as cherries, watermelons and peaches.
Tom planted three apple trees and a peach tree in his yard.
Right now, we have blueberries, blackberries, cherries, strawberries, peaches and nectarines.
Cottage cheese and canned peaches are a delicious combination.