Examples of using "Seveceğini" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I thought you'd like it.
- I thought that you'd like it.
I knew you'd like it.
- I know you'll love it.
- I know that you'll love it.
- I don't think you'd like it.
- I don't think that you'd like it.
- I know you'll like Tom.
- I know that you'll like Tom.
I think you'd like it there.
- I don't think you'd like that.
- I don't think that you'd like that.
- I don't think you'll like the alternative.
- I don't think that you'll like the alternative.
I knew you'd like Boston.
- I thought you would love it.
- I thought you'd love it.
- I thought that you'd love it.
I knew you'd like Tom.
- I know you'll enjoy this.
- I know that you'll enjoy this.
- I know you'll enjoy Boston.
- I know that you'll enjoy Boston.
I thought you'd like us.
I thought you'd like them.
I thought you'd like me.
I thought you'd like him.
- I thought Tom would like Mary.
- I thought that Tom would like Mary.
- I thought Tom would like it.
- I thought that Tom would like it.
- I thought Tom would love it.
- I thought that Tom would love it.
I knew you'd enjoy that movie.
I knew you'd like that restaurant.
- I figured Tom would like Mary.
- I figured that Tom would like Mary.
I really think you'd like Tom.
- I think Tom would love that.
- I think that Tom would love that.
I told you you'd like Tom.
- I think Tom will like this.
- I think that Tom will like this.
I hope that you will enjoy this video.
I hope that you will enjoy this sentence.
I hope that you will enjoy this song.
- I don't think Tom will like this.
- I don't think that Tom will like this.
I hope Tom will like Mary.
- I told you you'd like it.
- I told you that you'd like it.
I hope Tom will like Boston.
I told you you'd like them.
- I know Tom will love it.
- I know that Tom will love it.
I think you're going to like it here.
- I know you'll all love that.
- I know that you'll all love that.
- I knew you'd enjoy that.
- I knew you would like this.
- I didn't think Tom would like Mary.
- I didn't think that Tom would like Mary.
I can teach you how to love children.
- Do you think he will like it?
- Do you think he'll like it?
- I thought Tom might enjoy that movie.
- I thought that Tom might enjoy that movie.
- Tom thought that Mary would like John.
- Tom thought Mary would like John.
Tom knew Mary would like John.
- I don't think Tom will like this place.
- I don't think that Tom will like this place.
I told you Tom would love it.
- I think Tom will like this game.
- I think that Tom will like this game.
- Do you think Tom will like this?
- Do you think that Tom will like this?
- Do you think Tom will like that?
- Do you think that Tom will like that?
This is the one I thought Tom would like.
- I think Tom is going to love this book.
- I think that Tom is going to love this book.
I hope you like what we gave you.
I hope you like what I gave you.
- I don't think anyone will like Tom.
- I don't think anybody will like Tom.
- I don't think that anybody will like Tom.
- I don't think that anyone will like Tom.
Tom doesn't think Mary will like John.
- Tom thinks Mary will like John.
- Tom thinks that Mary will like John.
and our kids love us.
- I thought Tom would love the gift you gave him.
- I thought that Tom would love the gift you gave him.
- Tom thought that Mary would like Indonesian food.
- Tom thought Mary would like Indonesian food.
- Tom thought that Mary wouldn't like Malaysian food.
- Tom thought Mary wouldn't like Malaysian food.
- Tom thought that Mary would like this movie.
- Tom thought Mary would like this movie.
- What makes you think Tom will like this?
- What makes you think that Tom will like this?
I knew you'd like what Tom gave you.
I knew you'd like the cake that Tom baked.
- Tom said that he would always love Mary.
- Tom said that he'd always love Mary.
- Tom said he'd always love Mary.
- Tom said he would always love Mary.
Mary said that she would always love Tom.
Tom hopes Mary likes it here.
- I knew Tom would love the gift you gave him.
- I knew that Tom would love the gift you gave him.
Which color do you think Tom will like better?
I hope Tom will like what you made for him.
- Tom told Mary he would always love her.
- Tom told Mary that he would always love her.
- I thought Tom would love the gift Mary gave him.
- I thought that Tom would love the gift Mary gave him.
I thought Mary would love the gift Tom gave her.
Do you think Tom would enjoy playing tennis with us?
Tom hoped that Mary would like the gift he bought her.
Tom hopes that Mary will like the present he bought for her.
Tom said that no matter what happened, he'd always love Mary.
Mary said that she had never loved Tom, nor would she ever love him.
Tom said that he loved Mary and always would love her.
Mary said that she loved Tom and always would love him.
Tom wanted me to tell you that no matter what happens, he'll always love you.
- I think you're really going to like this.
- I think that you're really going to like this.
Tom doesn't think Mary will enjoy doing that.
- I think you'll like it.
- I think you're going to like it.
In the special forces, they also teach you how to eat shit and how to love eating it.