Examples of using "Buçukta" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I will be back at half past six.
- I'll return at 6:30.
Wake me up at 2:30.
I'm going to leave the library at six-thirty.
- Let's meet at 6:30.
- I'll see you at six-thirty.
- I come home at two thirty.
- I come home at 2:30.
- I'll return at 6:30.
- I'll return at half past six.
Our train leaves at eight-thirty.
- Tom came at two-thirty.
- Tom came at 2:30.
I go to school at seven thirty.
He will be back by 3:30.
School starts at eight-thirty.
I get up in the morning at eight thirty.
I'll be back at 2:30.
He comes home at five-thirty.
Our school starts at eight thirty.
School lets out at half-past three.
It happened at about half past four.
We will be back at half past three.
I have an appointment at 2:30.
Tom asked me to wake him at six-thirty.
I'll be there at half seven.
- I always get up at 6:30.
- I always get up at six-thirty.
I have an appointment with him for five-thirty.
Breakfast is at half past nine.
His bus leaves for Istanbul at 1:30 p.m.
Tom and Mary boarded the train at five-thirty.
School begins at half past eight except on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Nancy and Jane had to go home at five-thirty.
School begins at half past eight.
Meet me at 2:30.
Meet me at 2:30.
"Do you know when they will arrive?" "At eleven-thirty this evening."
We had lunch earlier than usual and went out at twelve thirty.
The train leaves at half past ten, so I'll call for you at ten.
They usually have breakfast at half past seven o'clock and eat their lunch at twelve.
They usually have breakfast at half past seven o'clock and eat their lunch at twelve.
I woke up this morning at 6:30.
Tom usually wakes up at about six-thirty, but he doesn't usually get out of bed until seven.
Tom will be here by 2:30.
This Friday at 4:30 p.m. there is a parent-teacher meeting at the school.