Examples of using "Onlar" in a sentence and their english translations:
- They are teachers.
- They're teachers.
- They are yellow.
- They're yellow.
They cannot be saved.
They're correct.
They're babies.
They'll remember.
They were drunk.
They did win.
They're the same.
- They're coming.
- They'll come.
- They will come.
They're young.
- They are swimming.
- They swim.
They were sleeping.
They're teachers.
They were begging.
Where were they?
They're crazy, those Romans!
- They are vegetarians.
- They're vegetarians.
They were disadvantaged.
They're cops.
- They are happy.
- They're happy.
They escaped.
They're not rocks. They're minerals.
They're sisters.
- They were frightened.
- They were scared.
They're not moving.
Are they talking about them?
When they got close, they fired their guns.
They cried.
They're a bunch of cowards.
They're using you.
They deceived us.
They met on the beach.
They are grown-ups.
They are mothers
They are in the kitchen.
They are melons.
They are muddy.
- They are out of hand.
- They cannot be governed.
They are pretty.
- They are teachers.
- They are professors.
- They're teachers.
They are at work.
They are wrestlers.
They have been busy.
They are next door neighbors.
- They exchanged greetings.
- They exchanged hellos.
They are artists.
- They are doctors.
- They're doctors.
They are pilots.
- They are going.
- They're going.
- They are watching.
- They're watching.
- They didn't listen.
- They did not listen.
They did not enter.
They were satisfied.
- He is old.
- They are very old.
- They're old.
- They are Russian.
- They're Russian.
They were busy.
- These are gifts.
- Those are gifts.
- They are in class.
- They are in the classroom.
They are Christians.
- They're talking.
- They are talking.
- They're having a conversation.
They are in the way.
They're inside.
They are singers.
- They run.
- They are running.
They became nervous.
They made love.
- They are here.
- They're here.
- They won.
- They were victorious.
- They are bored.
- They're bored.
They're in danger.
They were naive.
They found out.
They're in the shower.
They won.
- They are Canadian.
- They're Canadians.
- They're enjoying themselves.
- They're having fun.
- They were not impressed.
- They were unimpressed.
- They weren't impressed.
They were unimpressed.
They must be punished.
Whose are they?
Those are mine.
They're stalling.
- They're gone.
- They've gone.
They're expensive.
They're cool.
They're coming.
They're armed.
They enjoyed themselves.