Examples of using "Eğlendiğini" in a sentence and their english translations:
I hope you have fun.
- I think Tom is enjoying himself.
- I think that Tom is enjoying himself.
I hope you have a great time.
Tom says he's having fun.
- Tom said he was having fun.
- Tom said that he was having fun.
- I don't think Tom was amused.
- I don't think that Tom was amused.
- I know Tom was amused.
- I know that Tom was amused.
Do you think Tom is having fun?
I hope Tom is having a lot of fun.
Tom could tell that Mary was having fun.
I hope they all have fun.
Tom says he had a very good time.
Tom doesn't think that Mary is having fun.
Tom didn't think that Mary was having fun.
- Tom said that Mary was enjoying herself.
- Tom said Mary was enjoying herself.
- Tom thought that Mary was having fun.
- Tom thought Mary was having fun.
- Tom thinks Mary was having fun.
- Tom thinks that Mary was having fun.
- Tom said Mary was having fun.
- Tom said that Mary was having fun.
- Tom said he was having fun, too.
- Tom said that he was having fun, too.
Tom said that he was really enjoying himself.
Tom said that he was very amused.
It's great to see Tom having fun again.
- Tom said he had a great time with you.
- Tom said that he had a great time with you.
I saw how much Tom was enjoying himself.
- I hope you and Tom have a good time.
- I hope that you and Tom have a good time.
- Tom said that Mary was having a lot of fun.
- Tom said Mary was having a lot of fun.
Tom said that Mary had fun at your party.
- Tom said he thought Mary was having fun.
- Tom said that he thought Mary was having fun.
- I knew Tom wouldn't have fun doing that.
- I knew that Tom wouldn't have fun doing that.
Tom said that he was really having much fun.
It's great to see you're having so much fun.
Did you tell Tom how much fun you had?
Tom says he's having a lot of fun learning French.
Tom could tell by the smile on Mary's face that she had had a good time at the party.
Tom told Mary that he thought John was amused by what was going on.