Examples of using "Koyduğumu" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I know I packed it.
- I know that I packed it.
I can't recall where I put it.
I don't remember where I put my key.
I forgot where I put my umbrella.
I forget where I put my keys.
I forget where I put my hat.
- I thought I put it in the car.
- I thought that I put it in the car.
I don't remember where I put my sunglasses.
I don't remember where I put my umbrella.
I can't remember where I put my passport.
I don't remember where I put my keys.
I don't remember putting it there.
I don't know where I put my cell phone.
I can't remember where I put my bag.
How are you going to prove that I put it there?
I wonder where I put my glasses.
I've been trying to remember where I put my keys.
I can't remember exactly where I put my keys.
I still can't remember where I put my keys.
I don't remember where I put my car keys.
Did you see where I put my hat?
I still can't remember where I put my passport.
- I thought I put it right there.
- I thought that I put it right there.
- I wish I could remember where I put my keys.
- I wish that I could remember where I put my keys.
I can't remember where I put my sunglasses.
I'm trying to remember where I put my passport.
I can't remember where I put the good sewing machine.
I forgot to tell you where I put your jacket.
Any chance you know where I put my keys?
I have to go now. Did you see where I put my things?
I used to make sure I put a cover over my motorcycle at night.
I don't know where I put my keys, but I left them in here somewhere.
Do you know where I've placed my glasses?
Fortunately, everybody understood what this foreigner meant, knew I was only making a fool of myself, and laughed at me.