Examples of using "Günler" in a sentence and their english translations:
It's going to take days.
- The days are gradually shortening.
- The days are getting shorter.
The days are growing longer.
- Have a nice day.
- Have a nice day!
- The days got shorter.
- The days shortened.
Good day, how are you?
- In spring the days get longer.
- In spring, the days become longer.
- In spring, the days get longer.
- The days get longer in spring.
Good day. What do you want?
- In spring the days get longer.
- In spring, the days become longer.
- In spring, the days get longer.
The days are getting longer and longer.
- Good afternoon.
- Good afternoon!
Have a nice day, Tom.
- Those were the days!
- Those were the days.
- In spring the days get longer.
- In spring, the days become longer.
Someday you should give it a try.
- Good afternoon.
- Good day!
Good day, how are you?
- Good afternoon, everyone.
- Good afternoon everybody!
- Hello!
- Good afternoon.
- Good day!
- Good morning.
I could spend days in here.
We were sold out days ago.
It's like the old days.
Those days are over.
Those days are gone.
Have a good day, hon.
- The days are starting to get shorter.
- Days are beginning to get shorter.
Good day. What do you want?
Good afternoon, Professor Pérez.
As winter approaches, the days get shorter and shorter.
Now, respect can be as simple as,
it was very nice those days
Good day. See you soon.
The days are becoming shorter.
The days grow shorter as winter approaches.
Good day, Doctor Mortimer.
Minutes passed like days.
In the winter, days are shorter.
The days are longer in the summer.
I've had better days.
I've seen better days.
Some days I feel good.
The days are gradually shortening.
The days are longer in the summer.
Have a good day at work.
Those days are now over.
Better days are ahead.
The first days are always hard.
Rainy days make me unhappy.
Rainy days make me depressed.
She has known better days.
Some days I just really want to run away.
She has seen better days.
I've seen better days.
We've got some difficult days ahead of us.
I'm working with Tom these days.
It's been days since Tom left.
- Those days are long gone.
- Those times are long gone.
- They have seen better days.
- They had seen better days.
It'll take you days to finish this job.
Days pass by quickly when you're busy.
For me, all days are holidays.
- They have seen better days.
- They had seen better days.
Tokyo surrendered within days.
I think our best days are ahead of us.
We've put in a lot of long days.
The good old days have gone, never to return.
The family had a hard time after the war.
The days are getting longer every day.
She must have seen better days.
These days it snows quite a lot.
Take care and have a nice day.
I like to talk about the good old days.
What if all days were Saturday?
I want more days like this.
I'm not staying to listen to this! Have a nice day!
During the summer, the days become longer.
How wonderful were the good old days.
She saved some money for a rainy day.
Tom had a rough time last year.
When spring arrives the days will get longer.
Sami is going through difficult times right now.
Good day! Police! Can I see your papers?
day length increases and darkness gives way to light.
I go to the office by bicycle except on rainy days.
- She put by some money for a rainy day.
- She put some money away for a rainy day.
Good day. Are you Mr. Sherlock Holmes?
- I'm very busy these days.
- I am very busy these days.