Examples of using "Diyeceğini" in a sentence and their english translations:
Words failed him.
- I know you're going to say no.
- I know that you're going to say no.
- He did not know what to say.
- He didn't know what to say.
I don't think he'll say yes.
I hope Tom says no.
- I thought Tom would say hi.
- I thought that Tom would say hi.
I don't know what Tom will say.
- I knew Tom would say no.
- I knew that Tom would say no.
Tom knows what to say.
- I think Tom would say yes.
- I think that Tom would say yes.
She doesn't know what to say.
I know what you'll say to that.
I hope you'll say yes.
- I thought Tom would drop by and say hello.
- I thought that Tom would drop by and say hello.
- Do you think Tom will say yes?
- Do you think that Tom will say yes?
Tom hoped that Mary would say yes.
How did you know Tom was going to say yes?
- Tom doesn't think Mary will say yes.
- Tom thinks that Mary won't say yes.
Tom didn't know what to say to Mary.
I wonder what Tom is going to say.
Tom is hoping Mary will say yes.
Let Tom talk.
Let's wait and see what Tom says.
Tom was at a loss for words.
Tom never thought that Mary would say yes.
Since he didn't know what to say, he remained silent.
- Tom thinks Mary will probably say yes.
- Tom thinks that Mary will probably say yes.
Tom has had his say.
- I wonder what Tom is going to tell us.
- I wonder what Tom will tell us.
Tom hopes Mary knows what to say.
She was at a loss for an answer.
He didn't know what to say, so he remained silent.
If you don't know what to say, just say "my condolences."
Tom never seems to know what to say.
Tom was confused and didn't know what to say.
Tom was at loss for words.
- Tom didn't know what to say.
- Tom did not know what to say.
When Angela Merkel rang Barack Obama, he already knew what she was going to say.
After I die, I hope that people will say of me: "That guy sure owed me a lot of money."