Examples of using "Kahvaltısı" in a sentence and their english translations:
It's time for breakfast.
I had breakfast.
He had breakfast.
- I have not eaten breakfast yet.
- I haven't eaten breakfast yet.
We're making breakfast.
- I would like to have breakfast.
- I'd like to have breakfast.
What did you eat for breakfast?
We could still have breakfast together.
We made pancakes for breakfast.
I'm meeting them for breakfast.
I'm meeting her for breakfast.
You need to have breakfast.
Breakfast is a smorgasbord.
My husband reads the newspaper while eating breakfast.
She had better eat breakfast.
When does Tom eat breakfast?
I mostly have fruit for breakfast.
We ate sandwiches for breakfast.
I'm waiting for the day that we eat breakfast together.
I always eat breakfast.
What does Tom eat for a mid-afternoon snack?
The breakfast dishes were still in the sink.
We have barely enough bread for breakfast.
How much time does it usually take you to eat breakfast?
Can we have pancakes for breakfast tomorrow?
Tom usually reads the newspapers while he's eating breakfast.
I'm looking forward to the day that we eat breakfast together.
Tom met Mary for breakfast.
- I have not eaten breakfast yet.
- I haven't eaten breakfast yet.
I got up at six, ate breakfast and then went to school.
You had bacon and eggs for breakfast, didn't you?
- What did you have for breakfast?
- What did you eat for breakfast?
Since I didn't eat anything for breakfast, I'm very hungry now.
A typical Bavarian breakfast consists of white sausage, wheat beer and pretzels.
Patio dining for breakfast is widely practiced in urban areas of France.