Examples of using "Dükkân" in a sentence and their english translations:
The shop was closed.
The store closed down for good.
The prices are variable, so shop around.
- The store deals in vegetables.
- This store sells vegetables.
The shop is closed today.
- The store closes at seven.
- The shop closes at seven.
The shop is on the corner of the street.
The shop is closed on Sunday.
The shop was crowded with young people.
The shop carried leather goods.
The store closed down for good.
The shop was closed when I went there.
What time does the shop close?
There were no stores in the Yukon.
The shop is open from Monday to Saturday.
When is the store open till?
The store deals in vegetables.
That shop is a hamburger shop.
There are a few shops next to my house.
This shop deals in women's clothing.
This store carries household equipment.
This shop is a rental video shop.
That store sells newspapers and magazines.
Many stores are closing because there is no trade anymore.
Tony did not want to work in a shop or a factory.
If the shop is closed today, I'll try again tomorrow.
"No," the shopkeeper replied. "I'm quite serious. You saw the price tag."
The store sells foodstuffs, such as butter, cheese, and sugar.
That store is closed Mondays.
Is there a shop here?
Is there a shop there?
In Japan, you never have to go too far to find a convenience store.