Examples of using "Ayrılıyorum" in a sentence and their english translations:
I'm leaving Boston.
I'm dropping out of school.
I leave this evening.
I'm leaving town.
I'm leaving in the afternoon.
I'm leaving, goodbye!
I'm leaving at 2:30.
- I am leaving next week.
- I'm leaving next week.
I leave the day after tomorrow.
You can't fire me, I quit!
I'm leaving Boston tomorrow.
- I am leaving town for a few days.
- I'm leaving town for a few days.
I am taking a couple of days off.
- I am leaving town for a few days.
- I'm leaving town for a few days.
I am leaving at ten o'clock.
I'm checking out this afternoon.
I'm leaving in a week.
I am leaving Japan tomorrow morning.
I'll be leaving in March.
I'm leaving Boston tomorrow morning.
I get off work around ten.
I'm retiring in October.
I'm not leaving anytime soon.
I leave the city in the summer.
- I'm sleepy, so I am leaving now.
- I'm sleepy, so I'm leaving now.
- I am taking tomorrow afternoon off.
- I'm taking tomorrow afternoon off.
"I'm leaving tonight." "Don't give me that!"
I seldom leave the house nowadays.
I'm leaving, but you don't have to cry.
The dialogue in this movie is ridiculous. I'm leaving.
That's why I quit.
- I leave the day after tomorrow.
- I'm leaving the day after tomorrow.
Why don't you just stay here and I leave?
Mark left yesterday, you will leave tomorrow, and I am leaving today.
I'm breaking up with my girlfriend tonight.
I'm leaving in ten minutes.
All right, fine. That's it; I give up. You win. I'm leaving. I hope you're satisfied.
I'm leaving this town tonight.