Examples of using "Saklandığını" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I don't think that Tom was hiding.
- I don't think Tom was hiding.
I knew you were hiding in the car.
- I know you are hiding yourself behind the curtain.
- I know that you are hiding yourself behind the curtain.
- I know you're hiding behind the curtain.
- I know that you're hiding behind the curtain.
I know where Tom is holed up.
I know where Tom is hiding.
- I know you're hiding somewhere.
- I know that you're hiding somewhere.
I wonder where he is hiding.
We need to find out where he's hiding.
We need to find out where Tom is hiding.
Do you know where Tom was hiding?
Do you know why Tom was hiding?
Do you know who Tom is hiding from?
Tom saw Mary hiding behind the door.
- I know you're hiding somewhere in this room.
- I know that you're hiding somewhere in this room.
Tom didn't notice Mary hiding in the bushes.
- I think Tom is hiding something from Mary.
- I think that Tom is hiding something from Mary.
- Tom told me that he forgot where he hid the key.
- Tom told me he forgot where he hid the key.
Are you saying Tom's hiding something from us?
The only one who knows where Mary is hiding is Tom.
He conveys that he knows how to treat aids and will tell you where the spruce is hiding.
"Where's your snake?" "Oh, I don't know. I haven't seen him for a few days. I think he's hiding somewhere."