Examples of using "Gittiğine" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I regret your departure.
- I'm sorry you've gone.
- I can't believe Tom has gone.
- I can't believe that Tom is gone.
- I can't believe Tom is gone.
I'm glad Tom left.
I'm so glad that Tom is gone.
- I can't believe Tom has really gone.
- I can't believe Tom is really gone.
Let's see how it goes.
I can't believe that he's gone.
It beats me where she's gone.
I just can't believe Tom is gone.
Why can't you watch where you're going?
I still can't believe Tom has gone.
I can't believe Tom left without saying goodbye.
I can't believe that he's gone now.
I can't believe you're really going to college.
I'm sure that he went to Tokyo.
I can't believe that you went to Germany and you didn't learn German!
Nobody believed that he went to Switzerland.
- I can't believe that Tom just left without saying anything.
- I can't believe Tom just left without saying anything.
I'm glad it's all working out.
Look where you are going.
Tom bumped into Mary because he wasn't looking where he was going.
Tom says Mary doesn't believe John went yesterday.
Let's just throw another glow stick and see what it goes into.
There was no indication that anything was wrong.
Do you have any idea where Tom went?
and invest the money with little disclosure of where the money goes”.
I've got a feeling something's gone wrong.
I'm glad it's all over.
I have a pretty good idea where Tom went.
Tom had no idea why Mary left early.
I have a nasty feeling something's gone wrong.
Do you have any idea why Tom went to Boston?
I'm sure they're all gone now.