Examples of using "Hissettiğini" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I know that you feel helpless.
- I know you feel helpless.
- I know you feel bad.
- I know that you feel bad.
- I understand how you are feeling.
- I appreciate how you feel.
- I understand how you felt.
Let's see how you feel.
- I know how you feel.
- I know what you're feeling.
I know how you're feeling.
- I know you feel lonely.
- I know that you feel lonely.
- I know you feel responsible.
- I know that you feel responsible.
- I know you feel sad.
- I know that you feel sad.
- I know you feel grateful.
- I know that you feel grateful.
I can understand how you feel.
I can imagine how you felt.
I understand how you feel.
- Tom said that he was feeling tired.
- Tom said he was feeling tired.
Am I allowed to ask how you feel?
- I think Tom feels differently.
- I think that Tom feels differently.
I know how Tom feels.
I know how you feel, Tom.
I know just how you feel.
I know what it feels like.
I think I know how you feel.
You should tell her how you feel.
We all know how you feel.
I hope Tom is feeling OK.
Tell Tom how you feel.
Tell me how you feel.
Look, I know how you feel.
- Tom says he feels fine.
- Tom says that he feels fine.
Ask Tom how he's feeling.
- Tom said he felt fine.
- Tom said that he felt fine.
Tom knows how you feel.
- Tom said he feels great.
- Tom said that he feels great.
- Tom said he felt strong.
- Tom said that he felt strong.
I can understand how Tom feels.
- Tom said he felt the same.
- Tom said that he felt the same.
Tell him how you're feeling.
Tell us how you feel.
Tell them how you feel.
- You should've told Tom how you felt.
- You should have told Tom how you felt.
How do you think Tom feels?
You should tell Tom how you feel.
I hope you're feeling better.
I hear that you felt ill at ease at the party.
Hey, I know how you feel.
We know what it feels like.
- Tom said he was feeling bad.
- Tom said that he was feeling bad.
- Tom said he felt offended.
- Tom said that he felt offended.
- Tom said he felt hungry.
- Tom said that he felt hungry.
- Tom said he felt happy.
- Tom said that he felt happy.
- Tom said he feels sick.
- Tom said that he feels sick.
I know you feel lonely sometimes.
- Tom said he felt nauseous.
- Tom said that he felt nauseous.
- Tom said that he felt dizzy.
- Tom said he felt dizzy.
Tom says he's feeling tired.
- Tom said he felt helpless.
- Tom said that he felt helpless.
- Tom said he felt responsible.
- Tom said that he felt responsible.
- Tom said he felt vulnerable.
- Tom said that he felt vulnerable.
- Tom said he felt invincible.
- Tom said that he felt invincible.
- Tom said he felt excluded.
- Tom said that he felt excluded.
- Tom said he felt alone.
- Tom said that he felt alone.
I can understand how the guy feels.
- Tom said Mary was feeling tired.
- Tom said that Mary was feeling tired.
Tom says he understands how you feel.
Tom knows just how you feel.
We will never know how he's feeling.
If I'd only known how Tom felt!
Let's see how you feel in the morning.
Just tell him how you feel.
Just tell her how you feel.
Can you imagine how Tom feels?
Tom says he's feeling kind of tired.
You can imagine how Tom felt.
I truly didn't know you felt this way.
I know exactly what you're feeling.
I hope you feel better than you look.
I know how you feel about policemen.
I know how you feel about this.
I know how you feel about Tom.
I never knew you felt that way.
- Tom said he felt a bit nervous.
- Tom said that he felt a bit nervous.