Examples of using "Dinlediğini" in a sentence and their english translations:
I hope you're listening.
- I know you're listening.
- I know that you're listening.
- I thought you were listening.
- I thought that you were listening.
- I don't think you've been listening to me.
- I don't think that you've been listening to me.
I forgot you were listening.
I hope Tom was listening.
- I don't think Tom is listening.
- I don't think that Tom is listening.
Let's hope Tom is listening.
- Tom thought Mary was listening.
- Tom thought that Mary was listening.
- I don't think Tom is listening to me.
- I don't think that Tom is listening to me.
I saw you spying on Tom.
I don't know why you listen to him.
- I don't think Tom was listening very carefully.
- I don't think that Tom was listening very carefully.
I asked Tom what he was listening to and he surprised me by saying that he was listening to classical music.
This shows they have listened to the needs of their clients.
Does Tom really think anyone is listening?
- Do you really think anyone is listening?
- Do you really think anybody is listening?
What do you think Tom was listening to while jogging this morning?
I remember that Lenin listened to theremin in 1920 (but of course I wasn't there in person at that time).
- Tom thought Mary was listening, but she wasn't.
- Tom thought that Mary was listening, but she wasn't.
Tom didn't think Mary heard him.