Examples of using "Gelmiyor" in a sentence and their english translations:
She didn't come.
- Are you coming?
- Aren't you coming?
No one is coming.
- Tom is not coming.
- Tom isn't coming.
- Tom won't come.
- Tom won't be coming.
- They're not coming.
- They are not coming.
Who's not coming?
- Aren't you coming inside?
- Aren't you coming in?
Well, aren't you coming?
It doesn't feel like one,
He is not coming, either.
- They are not coming today.
- They're not coming today.
Tom isn't coming back.
Tom's letters stopped coming.
Aren't you guys coming?
Tom is definitely not coming.
It doesn't sound natural to me.
So, you're not coming?
Aren't you coming with us?
That doesn't ring a bell.
That doesn't sound familiar.
Tom isn't coming here.
He isn't coming today.
They're not coming back.
Tom isn't coming today.
No one is coming with me.
Aren't you coming with me?
She's not coming back.
- It's not good for my heart.
- It isn't good for my heart.
- Why isn't Tom coming?
- Why's Tom not coming?
Tom isn't coming, either.
Aren't you coming to my concert?
Aren't you coming to the party?
Why isn't Sami coming?
Aren't you coming to my party?
Aren't you ever coming back?
Tom isn't coming to the party.
Sami is not coming today.
Sami is not coming tomorrow.
Rights haven!
He's not coming, according to Mary.
Oysters don't agree with me.
That just doesn't make sense to me.
Aren't you coming to the party tomorrow?
According to her, he isn't coming.
That doesn't sound good.
It doesn't sound too bad to me.
I can't bring myself to eat anything.
That doesn't sound too dangerous.
Aren't you coming with us, Tom?
Are you really not coming back?
Tom isn't coming till tomorrow.
I'm calling her but she isn't coming.
That doesn't mean I can stay.
Tom isn't coming, according to Mary.
I call her but she doesn't come.
Tom isn't coming back here.
Tom is never coming back.
He has been absent from work for a week.
Nothing comes to mind.
- It doesn't sound so good.
- That doesn't sound very good.
It doesn't sound so good.
That sounds terribly farfetched.
Who doesn't come, doesn't disturb.
Nothing looks familiar.
Doesn't that sound like fun?
It just doesn't sound right.
That doesn't sound very profitable.
That doesn't sound so bad.
That doesn't sound like Tom.
Why doesn't he come back?
Tom doesn't come here anymore.
- That doesn't make sense to me.
- It makes no sense to me.
Tom isn't coming home with us.
He is not coming, apparently.
Those times aren't coming back.
- I thought Tom wasn't coming.
- I thought that Tom wasn't coming.
That doesn't sound too expensive.
- Doesn't this sound familiar?
- Doesn't that sound familiar?
Doesn't that sound familiar?
Aren't you coming to the concert with me?
Aren't you coming to my recital tomorrow?
Aren't you coming to pick me up?
Aren't you coming this evening?
Aren't you coming to dinner?
Aren't you coming next week?
Tom isn't coming back to Boston.
Tom isn't coming, is he?
Tom hardly comes here anymore.
This doesn’t sound good, does it?
Bright ideas never occur to me.