Examples of using "Hediyeyi" in a sentence and their english translations:
She wrapped the present in paper.
Tom unwrapped the present.
- Do not open the present yet.
- Don't open the present yet.
I accepted the gift.
Tom wrapped the present.
I'd like to have that gift wrapped.
You deserve a present.
Tom began to open the present.
I hope you like this gift.
Tom unwrapped the gift carefully.
I can't accept this gift.
Tom accepted the gift.
Dan didn't even want the present.
Open this present first.
Who chose this gift?
Tom unwrapped the present quickly.
He'll present the present in our presence.
Why you give him this gift?
Did you get the gift I sent you?
I really liked the gift you gave me.
Choose a present carefully.
I'm sure Tom will appreciate the gift.
Ann gave me this present.
Why you give him this gift?
Tom wrapped the present he was going to give to Mary.
Sami brought the gift in for Layla.
When and where did you receive the gift?
The salesgirl wrapped the gift for me.
I told Tom Mary wouldn't accept the gift.
- I thought Tom would love the gift you gave him.
- I thought that Tom would love the gift you gave him.
Tom began to open the present from Mary.
I'm sure Tom will like the gift you got him.
She didn't even open the present he gave her.
He gave me the most wonderful present.
She gave me the most wonderful present.
You gave me the most wonderful present.
Didn't I tell you Tom would like the gift?
Please accept this little gift.
I hope Tom likes the gift we bought him.
What if Tom doesn't like the gift I give him?
Tom didn't want the present Mary gave him.
Do you think Tom will like this gift?
- I knew Tom would love the gift you gave him.
- I knew that Tom would love the gift you gave him.
- Tom will love the present you got for him.
- I don't share Tom's enthusiasm.
The doctor would not take any gifts from the poor.
- I thought Tom would appreciate the gift from Mary.
- I thought that Tom would appreciate the gift from Mary.
She showed me the present that she had received from her boyfriend.
Tom began to open the present that Mary had given him.
Mary is going to open a gift from her boyfriend.
- Do you think Tom will like the gift I bought for him?
- Do you think Tom will like the gift I bought him?
- Do you think Tom will like the gift that I bought for him?
Jane gave me the same present as Wendy did.
- I hope Tom likes the present I bought for him.
- I hope that Tom likes the present I bought for him.
- I hope that Tom likes the present that I bought for him.
- I hope Tom likes the present that I bought for him.
I hope Tom likes the present I bought him.
- I thought Tom would love the gift Mary gave him.
- I thought that Tom would love the gift Mary gave him.
- I thought Tom would like the gift Mary gave him.
- I thought that Tom would like the gift Mary gave him.
I thought Mary would love the gift Tom gave her.
I thought Mary would like the gift Tom gave her.
- I think Tom will like the present you bought for him.
- I think that Tom will like the present you bought for him.
Tom almost never laughs.
His acceptance of the present was regarded as bribery.
Do you really think Tom likes the gift I gave him?
Tom hoped that Mary would like the gift he bought her.
- I cannot accept this gift.
- I can't accept this gift.
Tom hopes that Mary will like the present he bought for her.
We worked very hard to buy you this present.
I'm not sure who I should give this present to, the girl or the boy?
Tom reluctantly accepted the gift.
I'm afraid I can't afford the gift she deserves.
I'm not sure about who to give the present to - the boy, or the girl?
The boy accepted the gift her friend gave her for the birthday party.
Mary bluntly refused the gift that Tom, her mother's new boyfriend, wanted to make her. Later, she regretted it.