Examples of using "Eğleniyor" in a sentence and their english translations:
The kids are having fun.
He's enjoying himself.
You should be having fun.
Tom is having fun.
Have you been having fun?
Everyone's having fun.
Are we having fun yet?
- They seem to be enjoying themselves.
- They seem to be having fun.
- They appear to be having fun.
- It seems they're having fun.
- It seems they are having fun.
- It seems they are enjoying themselves.
- It seems they're enjoying themselves.
- They appear to be enjoying themselves.
Are you guys having any fun?
Tom was also having fun.
Tom is obviously enjoying himself.
Are you having fun?
Tom must be having fun.
- You don't look like you're having any fun.
- You look like you're not having any fun.
- You look like you aren't having any fun.
Are you having fun yet?
You guys must be having fun.
Tom may be having fun.
You look like you're enjoying yourself.
Are you still having fun?
Was Tom having a good time?
Are you all enjoying yourselves?
Are you really having fun?
Is everyone having fun?
Tom is having a lot of fun.
Tom is still having fun.
Tom is having fun now.
You don't seem to be having fun.
As far as I can tell, Tom is having fun.
- Tom seems to be having fun.
- Tom seems to be enjoying himself.
- Tom looks like he's having a good time.
- You guys having fun?
- Are you guys having fun?
- You don't look like you're enjoying yourself.
- You look like you aren't enjoying yourself.
- You look like you're not enjoying yourself.
Do I look like I'm having fun?
- Tom seemed to be having a good time.
- Tom looked like he was enjoying himself.
- Tom seemed to be enjoying himself.
Tom doesn't seem to be having fun.
Are you having a good time tonight?
Everybody seems to be having fun.
You seem to be having fun.
They seem to be having fun.
Is everybody having a great time?
They're all having fun now.
Tom may even be having fun.
You don't seem to be having much fun.
Tom didn't seem to be having any fun.
Tom is having fun, right?
- It seems that everyone's having fun.
- It seems that everybody's having fun.
Tom is obviously having fun.
Tom seems to actually be enjoying himself.
Tom seems to be thoroughly enjoying himself.
Tom seems to really be enjoying himself.
Tom seemed to be having a lot of fun.
Tom seems to be having a lot of fun.
Tom certainly appeared to be enjoying himself.
You two look like you're having fun.
Tom didn't seem to be having much fun.
- Tom didn't really seem to be enjoying himself.
- Tom didn't really seem to be having any fun.
It looks like Tom is having fun now.
They both seemed to be having fun.
Tom actually seemed to be having fun.
Tom is having fun now, isn't he?
They seemed to enjoy themselves at the party last night.
- Everybody's having a good time.
- Everybody is having a good time.
Tom still doesn't look like he's having much fun.
- Everybody except Tom seems to be having fun.
- Except for Tom, everybody seems to be having fun.
- Everybody except Tom seems to be having fun.
- Except for Tom, everybody seems to be having fun.
He's always laughing and having fun.
Tom seemed to enjoy himself yesterday at the party.
Have fun? What do you mean? I don't understand.
Tom is the only one who seems to be having any fun.
Tom and Mary look like they're having fun.
I was just pretending I was enjoying myself.
Tom and Mary seem to be having fun.
- No one else seemed to be amused.
- Nobody else seemed to be amused.
I wish you didn't look like you were having so much fun.
Tom seemed to be having a good time talking with Mary.
Tom said that Mary seemed to be having a lot of fun.
- Tom and Mary seemed to be having fun.
- Both Tom and Mary seemed to be having fun.
Tom, Mary, John and Alice all seem to be having fun.
- Tom said Mary seemed to be having fun.
- Tom said that Mary seemed to be having fun.
- Tom and Mary seem to be enjoying themselves.
- Tom and Mary seem to be having fun.