Examples of using "Söylediğinden" in a sentence and their english translations:
I don't like what he said.
Don't bother with what he said.
What you do is more important than what you say.
I'm sure Tom told you.
I can't forgive him for what he did.
Make sure you tell them.
Make sure you tell him.
Tom was hurt by what Mary said.
- I suspect Tom lied.
- I suspect that Tom lied.
- I suspect Tom is lying.
- I suspected Tom was lying.
- I suspected that Tom was lying.
Sami knows more than he is saying.
- I suspect Tom is telling the truth.
- I suspect that Tom is telling the truth.
I suspect that he is lying.
Tom was offended by what Mary said.
We suspected him of lying.
He was angry because of what she said.
I'm pretty sure Tom's lying.
We suspect him of telling a lie.
I'm not convinced that Tom is telling the truth.
The police suspect that he was lying.
- I could not understand anything he said.
- I couldn't understand a thing from what he said.
I didn't like what he said at all.
Make sure you tell them that.
Make sure you tell him that.
- Tom was sure Mary was lying.
- Tom was sure that Mary was lying.
Are you certain Tom is telling the truth?
Tom thought that Mary was lying.
Tom knew more than he was letting on.
Tom is older than he says he is.
Tom is sure Mary was lying.
Tom was unaware that Mary had lied.
She was sure the man was telling a lie.
- I don't understand a word of what he says.
- I don't understand a word of what he's saying.
Tom wanted to say more than he did.
I'm pretty sure Tom has been lying to me.
I'm pretty sure Tom lied to Mary.
I'm sure Tom told you not to do that.
I strongly suspected that he had been lying.
Dan should be ashamed of what he told me.
Dan should be ashamed of what he told Linda.
- I doubt anyone said that.
- I doubt that anyone said that.
I can't discuss what Tom told me.
I don't understand a word of what he says.
Make sure you tell Tom everything.
I think you know more than you're telling me.
I'm pretty sure Tom has been telling us the truth.
She knows more than she's letting on.
Tom must be angry with Mary for what she did.
Tom couldn't understand anything that Mary said.
Tom couldn't understand a single word of what Mary said.
Tom wasn't sure Mary was lying.
Tom isn't sure Mary was lying.
Tom knew more than he told us.
Are you sure Tom lied to us?
It follows from what she says that he is guilty.
Tom probably knows more than he's telling us.
I'm sure you've said that to many girls before.
What you say is more important than how you say it.
What actually happened is a bit different from what you said.
Tom couldn't have said it any better than you did.
I'm not sure why you're telling me all this.
- I doubt that Tom ever said that.
- I doubt Tom ever said that.
- I probably sing better than Tom.
- I probably sing better than Tom does.
Tom used to sing better than he does now.
- There's no doubt in my mind that Tom was telling the truth.
- There's no doubt in my mind Tom was telling the truth.
- It was harder to do that than Tom said it would be.
- It was more difficult to do that than Tom said it would be.
- That was harder to do than Tom said it would be.
- That was more difficult to do than Tom said it would be.
We can't prove Tom is lying, but we're pretty sure he is.
Since Mario lied to me, I don't speak to him anymore.
Perhaps Tom knows more than he's telling us.
I'm sure Tom told you Mary wanted to come to the party, too.
I haven't spoken to Mario since he lied to me.
- Tom had no reason to suspect that Mary was lying.
- Tom had no reason to suspect Mary was lying.
Tom sang better tonight than he usually does.
I didn't know what Tom had said.
I suspected that he was telling a lie, but that didn't surprise me.
Why are you so sure Tom told Mary about what happened?
What he says in the speech is less important than how he says it.
Tom knows more than he's telling us.
I think the world is much older than the Bible tells us, but honestly, when I look around — it looks much younger!