Examples of using "Hindistan'da" in a sentence and their english translations:
In Mumbai, India,
I live in India.
I have been to India.
He has been to India.
I want to live in India.
Islam flourished in India.
There are lions in India.
- There are many rivers in India.
- There are a lot of rivers in India.
Why are cows sacred in India?
She is living in some village in India.
- In India, the cow is a sacred animal.
- In India, cows are sacred animals.
- Cows are sacred animals in India.
Even in India things changed.
Rajinikanth is a superstar in India.
I spent some time in India.
There are many rivers in India.
Have you ever been to India?
Muslims are protesting in India.
Tea is widely grown in India.
- He's English, but lives in India.
- He's an Englishman, but lives in India.
He's an Englishman, but lives in India.
What's the minimum salary in India?
I ran out of money during my stay in India.
India is now short of food.
In India, thousands of Dalits are converting to Islam.
A big earthquake occurred in India yesterday.
some 5,000 a year in India alone.
To go to a film festival in India
A big earthquake occurred in India yesterday.
Cows are considered sacred animals in India.
Those political ideas arose in India.
He is a British citizen, but lives in India.
He's a British citizen, but he lives in India.
The Taj Mahal is probably the most famous building in India.
According to TV news, there was a plane crash in India.
In India, where snake bites kill an estimated 46,000 people a year,
In India, there are lots of rural areas around big towns.
According to my calculation, she should be in India by now.
She is well known in both India and China.
Interest in German is growing, particularly in China, India and Brazil.
I wanted to ask Tom how long he had lived in India.
Cows are considered a sacred animal in India.
The region called Azad Kashmir in Pakistan is called Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir in India.
She is not only well known in India, but is also well known in China.
The Indian National Congress and the Bharatiya Janata Party are the most prominent political parties in India.
Another example is the so-called “Project Everest”: In the next years, Amazon is going
as an example that “rags to riches” in India does sometimes work.