Examples of using "Dükkana" in a sentence and their english translations:
Go to the shop.
I go into the store.
you had to go to a shop
John's gone to the shop.
She has walked to the store.
Tom ran into the shop.
Mary goes to the store.
Are you going to the store?
So on my way into the store,
Did you go to the shop?
- Go to the shop before it closes.
- Go to the store before it closes.
- I'll go to the store after I eat.
- After I eat, I'll go to the store.
Aren't you coming to the store with me?
How many people came into the shop today?
Sami walked back towards the store.
We're going to the shop.
He tied his dog up to the tree while he went into the store.
While Liisa went to the shop, Mark was reading the newspaper.
Tom owned a small shop in Boston.
I think I'd better go back to the shop.
Sami entered the store.
He was walking to the store, but stopped next to her house.
I went to many shops to look for the book.
Tom is the person who owns the store across the street.
His daughter ran to the store and bought some candies.
Go to the store and buy us some food.
Are you going to the shop? Will you buy me a toy?
Tom's number plates were stolen and used in a ram raid.
Last night someone broke into the small shop near my house.
I entered the shop, and a clerk said, "May I help you?"
OK, it is still too soon to have immediate concerns... but if you own a store or you
I don't need to go to the store today.
Sami was transferred to a different store.
Tom went to the corner store to buy some butter.
There are no books in Russian here, we should go to another store in the center of the city.