Examples of using "Konuşuyorsun" in a sentence and their english translations:
- With whom are you talking?
- Who are you talking to?
You talk a lot.
You speak Japanese.
- You speak English very well.
- You speak English really well.
- You're talking too fast.
- You talk too fast.
What languages do you speak?
You speak nonsense, my friend.
Why are you speaking in French?
- You talk too much.
- You speak too much.
Where do you speak Esperanto?
You are speaking nonsense, my friend.
You're speaking my language.
- What are you talking about?
- What are you talking about!?
- What're you talking about?
- What are you guys talking about?
- What are you speaking about?
- Who're you talking to, clown?
- Who're you talking to, fool?
- You talk like my grandmother.
- You're talking like my grandmother.
You sound like Tom.
You talk in your sleep.
- You sure do talk a lot.
- You sure talk a lot.
Why are you talking to me?
Why are you still talking?
You speak German.
You talk fast.
Xalbo, who are you talking to?
- Who're you talking to, clown?
- Who're you talking to, fool?
- You're speaking like Eco.
- You sound like Eco.
Are you speaking frankly?
Where do you speak French?
Why are you talking to us?
Why are you talking to them?
Why are you talking to him?
- You are just stating the obvious.
- You're just stating the obvious.
You speak like your mother.
You talk really fast.
You're talking about yourself.
You speak good French!
Are you speaking from experience?
What dialect are you speaking?
Why are you talking now?
You speak French very well.
Which bills are you talking about?
You speak English very well.
You talk as if you were the boss.
To whom are you speaking, prankster?
Why are you speaking loudly?
You speak.
Are you talking to yourself?
Why are you talking about money?
You speak German, don't you?
Now you're speaking in riddles.
Your Dutch is terrible.
What nonsense are you talking now?
Are you speaking metaphorically?
- I assume you are talking about Tom.
- I assume you're talking about Tom.
- I assume that you are talking about Tom.
- I assume that you're talking about Tom.
You talk about Tom too much.
Now you're talking, Tom.
You talk enough for everyone.
You speak fluent English.
What are you talking to me for?
What? What are you talking about?
Why are you talking like that?
What language do you speak at home?
You're talking to a woman.
Are you talking about my friend?
What are you talking about, Tom?
- You speak French very well.
- You speak very beautiful French.
It sounds like you've been talking to Tom.
You do speak French, don't you?
Why are you speaking French to Tom?
You speak Esperanto, don't you?
You speak my language.
Hey, what are you talking about?
- You're speaking like Eco.
- You sound like Eco.
"You talk too much," he said.
You really speak French well.
Why are you even talking to me?
What language do you speak there?
Who are you talking to? Me?
- You speak the language very well.
- You speak the language really well.
- You speak the language very well.
- You speak the language really well.