Examples of using "Hoşlanacağını" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I thought you'd be pleased.
- I thought that you'd be pleased.
- I thought you would be pleased.
- I thought you'd enjoy the party.
- I thought that you'd enjoy the party.
- I thought you'd enjoy this.
- I thought that you'd enjoy this.
I knew you'd enjoy the concert.
- I hope you like it.
- I hope that you like it.
I thought you'd enjoy that.
- Tom thinks you'll enjoy this.
- Tom thinks that you'll enjoy this.
Tom hopes you'll like it.
- I don't think your mother will like it.
- I don't think that your mother will like it.
I don't think Tom would like that.
- I figured you'd enjoy this movie.
- I figured that you'd enjoy this movie.
- I knew Tom would like Mary.
- I knew that Tom would like Mary.
- I don't think Tom is going to like that.
- I don't think that Tom is going to like that.
- I know you'll enjoy Tom's concert.
- I know that you'll enjoy Tom's concert.
- I know you'll enjoy this book.
- I know that you'll enjoy this book.
Tom didn't know what Mary would like.
- I don't think you'll like that.
- I don't think that you'll like that.
- I don't think you'll like this.
- I don't think that you'll like this.
- I knew Tom would enjoy the party.
- I knew that Tom would enjoy the party.
- I think Tom will like that.
- I think that Tom will like that.
- I thought Tom was going to enjoy the party.
- I thought that Tom was going to enjoy the party.
- Tom thought that Mary would enjoy the concert.
- Tom thought Mary would enjoy the concert.
- I know Tom would love to see you.
- I know that Tom would love to see you.
- I think Tom is really going to like this.
- I think that Tom is really going to like this.
Do you think Tom will like the concert?
Do you think he'll like it?
- I don't think Tom would enjoy this movie.
- I don't think that Tom would enjoy this movie.
Tom didn't think Mary would enjoy his party.
Tom didn't think Mary would enjoy the concert.
Tom didn't think you would like the idea.
Don't you think Tom would like this?
- I thought Tom would enjoy doing that.
- I thought that Tom would enjoy doing that.
I don't think Tom will ever enjoy doing that.
- I don't think Tom would enjoy doing that.
- I don't think that Tom would enjoy doing that.
- I thought Tom was going to like it here.
- I thought that Tom was going to like it here.
Who does Tom think is going to like that?
- I don't think you'd enjoy doing that.
- I don't think that you'd enjoy doing that.
I hope that you will like it.
- I hope you'll like it.
- I hope you will like it.
I think you'll enjoy the picnic.
Tom might like it, but I don't think he will.
- I think Tom would've liked to be here today.
- I think Tom would have liked to be here today.
- I think that Tom would've liked to be here today.
- I gave Tom something that I thought he'd like.
- I gave Tom something I thought he'd like.
Do you think Tom would enjoy doing that?
I told Tom you'd enjoy doing that.
- What makes you think Tom will enjoy doing that?
- What makes you think that Tom will enjoy doing that?
- Tom didn't think anybody would enjoy doing that.
- Tom didn't think anyone would enjoy doing that.
- 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 that Tom will like the gift I bought for him?
- Do you think that Tom will like the gift that I bought for him?
- Do you think Tom will like the gift that I bought for him?
I hope you enjoy reading this book as much as I enjoyed writing it.
Tom didn't think Mary would enjoy his party, so he didn't invite her.
- I don't think Tom would like it very much if I used his electric beard trimmer without his permission.
- I don't think that Tom would like it very much if I used his electric beard trimmer without his permission.
Tom doesn't think Mary will enjoy doing that.