Examples of using "Gittiğini" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I thought you'd left.
- I thought that you'd left.
- I thought you had left.
- I thought you'd gone.
- I thought that you'd gone.
He told me that he was going to Italy.
Where do you think you're going?
- I don't know where you are going.
- I don't know where you're going.
I didn't hear Tom leave.
We'll see how it goes.
- I thought you were going to Harvard.
- I thought that you were going to Harvard.
I know why you're leaving.
I didn't think you went to college.
I hear you went to Harvard.
I know where you're going.
I saw Tom leave.
I don't understand why you're leaving.
- I thought you went home.
- I thought that you went home.
They said they were leaving.
They say he's gone for good.
I thought you'd gone with them.
I thought you'd gone with him.
I saw them leave.
I saw him leave.
- I don't think Tom is going away.
- I don't think that Tom is going away.
- I thought you were leaving.
- I thought that you were leaving.
Hey, I thought you were leaving.
- I think Tom is gone.
- I think that Tom is gone.
- I heard Tom leave.
- I heard Tom leaving.
- I know Tom has gone.
- I know that Tom has gone.
- I didn't know that you were going to Boston.
- I didn't know you were going to Boston.
- I know you've been to Australia.
- I know that you've been to Australia.
- I know you've been to Boston.
- I know that you've been to Boston.
She said that she walked home.
I know that Mary went abroad.
- I don't know where he went.
- I don't know where it went.
- I don't know where she went.
Tell me where you're going.
They say Tom is gone.
I didn't notice Tom had gone.
I know that he went to London.
- I thought Tom had gone to Boston.
- I thought that Tom had gone to Boston.
- I thought you'd gone home.
- I thought you went home.
- I thought that you went home.
- I thought that you'd gone home.
- I thought that went well.
- I thought that that went well.
- I thought you were going steady with Tom.
- I thought that you were going steady with Tom.
- I thought you'd gone to Boston.
- I thought that you'd gone to Boston.
- I thought you'd gone with Tom.
- I thought that you'd gone with Tom.
I know where the blame goes.
Tom didn't say where he was going.
Did you see anyone leave?
I asked him where he was going.
I don't want to know where you went.
Let's find out where Tom went.
I know where this is going.
Where did Tom say he'd gone?
I think you went too far.
I am going to see where they're going.
I don't know where Tom was going.
- I've been wondering where you got to.
- I was wondering where you went.
I hope you know where you're going.
I know how that goes.
I know where Tom was going.
I saw Tom drive up.
- I thought things were going OK.
- I thought that things were going OK.
- I thought you left with Tom.
- I thought that you left with Tom.
- Tom said he was going hunting.
- Tom said that he was going hunting.
What do you think went wrong?
- Where do you think Tom went?
- Where do you think that Tom went?
I heard that Tom is going to Boston.
I asked Tom where he had gone.
- I know that Tom went to Boston.
- I know Tom went to Boston.
Did you see Tom leave?
I forgot you went to high school with Tom.
How do you think it went?
I hear you went to the United States.
He told me that he had gone there.
How does he think it went?
What do you suppose went wrong?
We don't know where Tom went.
Where do you think everyone went?
Tom tells me that you're leaving.