Examples of using "Meraklı" in a sentence and their english translations:
She looked quizzically at him.
Are you curious?
This is curious.
- I am not curious.
- I'm not curious.
- Tom is nosey.
- Tom is nosy.
You look curious.
Aren't you curious?
- Stop meddling.
- Stop being nosy.
- She's very curious.
- You're very curious.
- He's very curious.
- You're very curious.
- I thought you might be curious.
- I thought that you might be curious.
Tom became curious.
Tom is sure curious.
Tom is too nosy.
Tom looks curious.
Tom is curious now.
- Tom may be curious.
- Tom might be curious.
- Tom must be curious.
- Tom has to be curious.
- I think Tom is curious.
- I think that Tom is curious.
Tom will be curious.
Tom seemed to be curious.
- They said they were curious.
- They said that they were curious.
Stop being so curious.
- How strange!
- How very curious!
The child was full of curiosity.
It makes me curious.
- Don't be so nosy!
- Don't be so nosy.
- I have to admit I'm curious.
- I have to admit that I'm curious.
Tom is understandably curious.
I didn't mean to be nosy.
Tom calls himself a hobbyist.
I'm sure Tom will be curious.
Tom will probably be curious.
Tom wasn't very curious.
- Tom said he's curious.
- Tom said that he's curious.
Tom looked like he was curious.
Tom looks like he's curious.
- I think Tom is somewhat curious.
- I think that Tom is somewhat curious.
Tom knew that I'd be curious.
- Tom knew that I was curious.
- Tom knew I was curious.
- I think Tom is very curious.
- I think that Tom is very curious.
- I don't think Tom was curious.
- I don't think that Tom was curious.
You don't seem to be as curious as Tom seems to be.
- Tom is nosy, isn't he?
- Tom is nosey, isn't he?
- Tom said Mary is curious.
- Tom said that Mary is curious.
What is she so curious about?
Aren't you curious about it?
My child is curious to know everything.
He is not very keen on coming tomorrow.
Come on, Tom, aren't you curious?
Aren't you even a little curious?
What's Tom so curious about?
Tom is curious about everything.
Tom has some nosy neighbors.
Tom told Mary that he was curious.
- Tom said Mary wasn't curious.
- Tom said that Mary wasn't curious.
- Tom said Mary was curious.
- Tom said that Mary was curious.
Tom seems to be curious about that.
- Tom told me that he was curious.
- Tom told me he was curious.
Tom seemed to be somewhat curious.
Tom said that he was very curious.
Tom said that he was really curious.
Tom's neighbour is a bit of a curtain twitcher.
And she'd come out and be very curious.
You're a very curious guy, aren't you?
- I wonder if Tom is curious.
- I wonder whether Tom is curious.
- I wonder whether or not Tom is curious.
- I wonder whether Tom is curious or not.
Tom should tell Mary not to be so nosy.
Tom told Mary not to be so nosy.
- Tom said he was curious about that.
- Tom said that he was curious about that.
Tom isn't as curious as he used to be.
Tom doesn't seem to be as nosy as Mary seems to be.
Tom wasn't curious, but Mary was.
Tom didn't seem to be as curious as Mary seemed to be.
Never again would she be curious about the city.
My daughter is a communicative and inquisitive girl.
Meg is curious to know everything about Japan.
They're awfully nosy.
- Tom said Mary was curious about that.
- Tom said that Mary was curious about that.
- Tom told me that he thought Mary would be curious.
- Tom told me he thought Mary would be curious.
- Tom told me he thought that Mary would be curious.
- Tom told me that he thought that Mary would be curious.
- Tom told me that he thought Mary was nosy.
- Tom told me he thought Mary was nosy.
- Tom told me he thought that Mary was nosy.
- Tom told me that he thought that Mary was nosy.
Tom seems to be really curious about that.
A curious brave man appeared at that time
The more you study, the more curious you will become.
Aren't you even curious?
I wonder why Tom is so curious.
I doubt if Tom will be curious.