Examples of using "Isteseydi" in a sentence and their english translations:
Tom could've won if he'd wanted to.
If he had asked me to marry him, I think that I would have.
- Tom could've had this job if he'd wanted it.
- Tom could have had this job if he'd wanted it.
- Tom could've killed you if he'd wanted to.
- Tom could have killed you if he'd wanted to.
I wish Tom had asked us for advice.
He could be happy if he wanted.
- Tom could've called the police if he had wanted to.
- Tom could have called the police if he had wanted to.
- I think Tom could do that if he wanted to.
- I think that Tom could do that if he wanted to.
I'd help if Tom wanted me to.
- Tom could've protected Mary if he'd wanted to.
- Tom could have protected Mary if he'd wanted to.
If God had meant us to fly, he'd have given us wings.
- I wish Tom had asked us to help him.
- I wish that Tom had asked us to help him.
Tom could help Mary if he wanted to.
- Tom wouldn't have done that even if he'd wanted to.
- Even if Tom had wanted to do that, he wouldn't have.
- Even if Tom had wanted to, he wouldn't have done that.
I wish Tom had asked us to help Mary.
- If Tom really had wanted to do that, he would have.
- If Tom really had wanted to do that, he would've.
- If Tom had asked me for help, I would've helped him.
- If Tom had asked me for help, I would have helped him.
If Tom wanted to kill me, I'd already be dead.
- Tom could've given me some advice if he'd wanted to.
- Tom could have given me some advice if he'd wanted to.
- If Tom had asked for my advice, I would've advised him not to do that.
- If Tom had asked for my advice, I would have advised him not to do that.
I wish Tom had asked Mary to help us.
Tom could buy all of those if he really wanted them.
If Tom had asked Mary for advice first, he wouldn't have had this problem.
You'd stop doing that if Tom asked you to, wouldn't you?