Examples of using "Otuzun" in a sentence and their english translations:
I'm not over thirty years old.
I'm over thirty.
- Tom is just over thirty years old.
- Tom is just over thirty.
Tom is clearly over thirty.
- Tom is certainly over thirty.
- Tom is certainly above thirty.
Tom can't be under thirty.
- She cannot be over thirty.
- She can't be over thirty.
Tom may be under thirty.
- Don't trust anybody over thirty.
- Don't trust anybody over 30.
Tom can't be over thirty.
- I think Tom is under thirty.
- I think that Tom is under thirty.
- I think Tom is over thirty.
- I think that Tom is over thirty.
- Tom must be over thirty.
- Tom must be over thirty years old.
- Tom is certainly over thirty.
- Tom is definitely over thirty.
Tom is a little over thirty.
You can’t trust anybody over thirty.
Tom is over thirty, isn't he?
- Tom knows that Mary is over thirty.
- Tom knows Mary is over thirty.
Tom can't believe Mary's over thirty.
- You're not really over thirty, are you?
- You aren't really over thirty, are you?
Tom must be over thirty by now.
- Tom thought that Mary was probably over thirty.
- Tom thought Mary was probably over thirty.
Tom looks like a teenager, but he's actually over thirty.
- I thought both Tom and Mary were over thirty.
- I thought Tom and Mary were both over thirty.
- I thought that Tom and Mary were both over thirty.
- I thought that both Tom and Mary were over thirty.
I guess that she is over thirty.