Examples of using "Anladığını" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I don't think you understand.
- I don't think that you understand.
- I thought you understood.
- I thought that you understood.
- I know you understand.
- I know that you understand.
I think you understand.
I hope you understand.
He said that he understood.
I don't believe they understood.
Say you understand me.
I do hope you understand.
- I don't think Tom understood.
- I don't think that Tom understood.
- I don't think you really understand.
- I don't think that you really understand.
- I know Tom understands.
- I know that Tom understands.
- I thought you understood that.
- I thought that you understood that.
- I thought you understood me.
- I thought that you understood me.
- I thought Tom understood.
- I thought that Tom understood.
- Tom said he understood.
- Tom said that he understood.
I hope you understand that.
- I don't think you've understood what I said.
- I don't think that you've understood what I said.
- I know you understand French.
- I know that you understand French.
- Tom thinks he's figured it out.
- Tom thinks that he's figured it out.
Tell me you understand, Tom.
- I don't think you understand the situation.
- I don't think that you understand the situation.
Do you think Tom understands?
Tom didn't think you'd understand.
Tom knew Mary understood.
- I don't think you fully understand the consequences.
- I don't think that you fully understand the consequences.
- I assumed Tom understood French.
- I assumed that Tom understood French.
Tell me you understand the difference.
- I don't think Tom understood me.
- I don't think that Tom understood me.
- Tom thinks he understands women.
- Tom thinks that he understands women.
- I think Tom understands all that.
- I think that Tom understands all that.
I don't think Layla understands that.
- I don't think Tom understands that.
- I don't think that Tom understands that.
- Tom said he understood French.
- Tom said that he understood French.
- Tom told me he understood.
- Tom told me that he understood.
Tom says he understands Mary.
- I don't think you understand me.
- I don't think that you understand me.
Mary thinks she understands women.
She told me she understood.
Tom says he understands how you feel.
Tom said that he thought Mary understood.
- I don't think Tom understands what you're saying.
- I don't think that Tom understands what you're saying.
- I don't think Tom understands what's going on.
- I don't think that Tom understands what's going on.
Tom knew Mary understood the problem.
- I think you understand what I mean.
- I think that you understand what I mean.
- I don't think that anybody really understands me.
- I don't think that anyone really understands me.
- I don't think anyone really understands me.
- I don't think anybody really understands me.
Tom doesn't think you understand me.
- Tom didn't know that Mary understood French.
- Tom didn't know Mary understood French.
Tom says he understood everything.
Tom told me you understood French.
Tom told Mary he understood French.
- Tom thought Mary understood French.
- Tom thought that Mary understood French.
- Tom said Mary understood French.
- Tom said that Mary understood French.
Mary said that she thought Tom understood.
Tom says he understands how Mary feels.
- Tom said he understood how you were feeling.
- Tom said that he understood how you were feeling.
- I don't think you realize what you're suggesting.
- I don't think that you realize what you're suggesting.
I just don't think Tom understands it.
- I assumed Tom understood what we were talking about.
- I assumed that Tom understood what we were talking about.
Tell me you understand what went wrong.
Tell me you understand what needs to be done.
Tell me you understand that what you did was wrong.
- I don't think you understand what this means.
- I don't think that you understand what this means.
I don't think you understand the repercussions your actions have caused.
- Tom said he understood what needed to be done.
- Tom said that he understood what needed to be done.
Mary said she thought Tom understood French.
- Tom said he thought Mary understood French.
- Tom said that he thought Mary understood French.
- Her questions show that she understands the subject very well.
- Her questions indicate that she understands the subject very well.
Tom knew Mary understood what he meant.
- I don't think you understand how important this is.
- I don't think that you understand how important this is.
If you think you understand quantum mechanics, you don't understand quantum mechanics.
Her questions indicate that she understands the subject very well.
Tom knew Mary understood what they needed to do.
- I don't think you understand how much this means to me.
- I don't think that you understand how much this means to me.
- I think Tom understood me.
- I think that Tom understood me.
- I don't think you understand how important this is to me.
- I don't think that you understand how important this is to me.
- Do you think Tom understands the problem?
- Do you think that Tom understands the problem?
I know you think you understood what you thought I said, but I'm not sure you realized that what you heard is not what I meant.