Examples of using "Dinlerim" in a sentence and their english translations:
I listen to music.
I listen to them.
- Rarely do I listen to the radio.
- I rarely listen to the radio.
- I seldom listen to the radio.
- I almost never listen to the radio.
I listen to baseball on the radio;
I rarely listen to the radio.
I listen to jazz sometimes.
I listen to music while I'm jogging.
I listen to everything.
I listen to a lot of music.
I listen to music while I work.
I'll just listen to a song before I go to bed.
- I'd listen to Tom if I were you.
- If I were you, I'd listen to Tom.
I listen to the radio every night.
I always listen to Tom.
I listen to all kinds of music.
Before I go to sleep I listen to music.
I listen to the radio while in transit.
If I were you, I'd follow his advice.
I listen to this song when I'm sad.
I listen to the radio after dinner.
If I were you, I'd listen to Tom's advice.
If I were you, I'd follow Tom's advice.
Before I go to sleep, I listen to music.
I always listen to you.
I always listen to them.
I always listen to him.
I often listen to sad music.
When I study, I listen to music with earphones.
I seldom listen to music at home.
I often listen to jazz.
I only listen to classical music.
I listen to music all day long.
I always listen to this song.
I often listen to sad songs.
I like music, and I listen to it every day.
I often listen to music while I'm studying.
I often listen to soothing music in order to relax.
- I listen to music.
- I'm listening to music.
I only listen to heavy metal when I'm driving.
I may disagree with your words but I hear you out.
You talk, I'll listen.
I always listen to anything Tom has to say.
"Do you ever listen to the radio? "Yes, I listen to the radio when I'm driving."