Examples of using "Türkiye'de" in a sentence and their english translations:
I live in Turkey.
He got married in Turkey.
Are you in Turkey?
He's working in Turkey.
Do you live in Turkey?
Where do you live in Turkey?
Do you live in Turkey?
I have never been to Turkey.
He does business in Turkey.
He got married in Turkey.
Do you live in Turkey?
Is it the tsunami in Turkey
Is it the tsunami in Turkey?
Compulsory military service exists in Turkey.
Have you ever been to Turkey?
Why don't they fall down in China, Japan or Turkey?
Five warehouses were raided in Turkey,
Thankfully she is now in Turkey brooches
Mary met Tom while on holiday in Turkey.
I was born in Turkey from Kurdish parents
We saw in Turkey and would not be likely to tsunami
faced with this virus now in Turkey.
As of today, we have 947 cases in Turkey
Where in Turkey do you live?
In Turkey, every school has to have an Atatürk effigy.
Many products in Turkey are imported from Poland.
I have a lot of friends that live and work in Turkey.
Three Roman sarcophagi have been discovered in Turkey.
An underwater fortress has been discovered under Lake Van in Turkey.
I'm back in Algeria after living in Turkey for four years.
It won't matter to be on Mars, in Turkey, in Etiler
Boyner, Turkey, Blue, companies such as yellowing closed its stores
The number in the US in Turkey have already said we had a tremendous amount of
He has two houses, one in Turkey and another one in Germany.
Many of you have written us asking for a video about what is going on in Turkey.
Why do you have a house in Germany and another one in Turkey?
What's the minimum salary in Turkey?
Unfortunately, there are 3.8 million illiterate people.
Turkey has the world's largest refugee population.
Sami is a double refugee. He was a Palestinian refugee in Syria, and now he's living in Turkey as a Syrian refugee.
Turkey has the world's largest refugee population.
Whether it be in Europeanized Turkey, liberal Bahrain, the federalist United Arab Emirates, absolutist Qatar, historical Jordan, oil-dependent Oman, in all of these places the belief prevails that only opening up to the world can transform them into better nations.