Examples of using "Amerika'ya" in a sentence and their english translations:
I haven't been to America.
I am going to America by plane.
He went to America.
- I would like to go to America.
- I would like to go to the United States.
I have never gone to America.
I'm going back to America.
Kaoru has gone to America.
I will go to America tomorrow.
- They are going to emigrate to America.
- They are going to emigrate to the United States.
- She has gone to America.
- She has gone to the United States.
My friends set off to America.
She moved to America.
- My father has gone to America.
- My father has gone to the United States.
- He wants to go to America.
- His wish is to go to America.
- I'm going to America tomorrow.
- I'm going to the United States tomorrow.
He returned to America.
He is anxious to go to America.
It almost challenged America
Muslims will definitely not be taken to America
did not really take Muslims to America
At last, he went to America.
- She is leaving for America tonight.
- She is leaving for the United States tonight.
- He has set off for America.
- He has gone to the United States.
His sister does not go to America.
His wish is to go to America.
It is definite that he will go to America.
I had to go to America.
I went to America last fall.
I am going to go to America next year.
His wish was to go to America.
She made up her mind to go to America.
He's going back to America.
She's going back to America.
- Can we say "No" to America?
- Can we say "No" to the United States?
I'm going to America this summer.
I suggested that he try to go to America.
He wants to go to America.
Next year I'm going to America.
- He said he would go to America.
- He said he would go to the United States.
This custom is unique to America.
He went on a voyage to America.
When did he return to the US?
When are you leaving for America?
She left for America the day before yesterday.
Colombian prisoners cannot be delivered to America
- They arrived in America a few days ago.
- They arrived in the United States a few days ago.
The ship carried hundreds of emigrants to the US.
The incident prevented him from going to America.
He left Japan for America.
He left for America the day before yesterday.
Japan has caught up with America in some fields.
He really wanted to go to the States.
He went to America last week.
I went to America to study.
- He left for America by air.
- He left for the United States by air.
- She left France for America.
- She left France for the United States.
They sent him to North America.
- I would like to go to America one day.
- I would like to go to the United States one day.
If you are going to go to America, you should brush up your Spanish.
If you are going to go to America, you should brush up your Portuguese.
I am learning English with the idea of going to America.
How many slaves were taken from Africa to America?
He told me he was going to America.
At last, he went to America.
He went to America to study English.
- They went to America last month.
- They went to the United States last month.
John went to America by air.
I have no time to go to America.
If you are going to America, brush up your English.
The voyage to America used to take many weeks.
Will you go to America next year?
Will you go to America next month?
- Will she go to America next year?
- Will she go to the United States next year?
The ship carried hundreds of immigrants to America.
- I've already been to America two times.
- I've been to America twice already.
Let's bring manufacturing jobs back to America.
Ten years have passed since he went to America.
Well, after all, America was adopted
One German man immigrated to America
- Is she going to go to America this year?
- Is she going to go to the United States this year?