Examples of using "Gülme" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Don't laugh.
- Don't laugh!
Don't laugh.
- Don't laugh.
- Don't laugh!
- Don't you laugh at me!
- Don't you laugh at me.
- Don't laugh at his mistake.
- Don't laugh at her mistake.
I hear laughing.
Just don't laugh.
Don't laugh at Tom.
Don't laugh at me.
Don't laugh at my mistake.
It is our turn to laugh.
Don't laugh with your mouth open.
Please don't laugh at me.
- I don't like the way she laughs.
- I don't like how he laughs.
- I don't like the way he laughs.
Don't laugh at his mistake.
Now, it's my turn to laugh.
I could not subdue the desire to laugh.
- I like the way you smile.
- I like your way of smiling.
I like the sound of children laughing.
- No matter what you do, don't laugh!
- No matter what you do, don't laugh.
- No matter what you do, don't laugh!
- No matter what you do, don't laugh.
I love the sound of children laughing.
I like the way she laughs at my jokes.
I don't like the way you laugh at her.
I love the way Tom laughs.
I love the way she laughs.
I love the way you laugh.
I don't like the way Tom laughs.
How could I give him an opportunity to laugh?"
less than carbon dioxide, their effects on global warming are
Don't laugh at him for making a mistake.
Don't laugh at him.
Don't laugh at Tom when he makes mistakes.
Tom doesn't like the way Mary laughs.
Tom doesn't like how Mary laughs.
Tom has a funny way of laughing.
Sometimes it's hard to resist the impulse to burst out laughing.
, methane called laughing gas is not a cause for laughter. Maybe even
This video cracks me up every time.
higher than that of carbon dioxide, and the concentrations of laughing
Don't ever laugh at your wife's choices, because after all you're one of them.
fodder contribute to global warming. As for nitrous oxide,