Examples of using "Takma" in a sentence and their english translations:
Don't attach it to your head.
Tom has false teeth.
I don't wear reading glasses.
His head physique, astrophysics.
- These are my grandmother's artificial teeth.
- It's my grandmother's set of false teeth.
I have a glass eye.
Don't worry about the store. I'll lock up.
- Mary has fake tits.
- Mary has fake boobs.
Tom took out his false teeth.
She has fake eyelashes.
My nickname is Ryck.
- Don't beat yourself up.
- Don't let it get to you.
My nickname is Tom.
Do you wear dentures?
Your nickname fits you perfectly.
Never mind.
He is just that kind of person, don't mind him.
You'd better take it easy.
You can't give yourself a nickname.
My nickname is "Itch."
How did you get that nickname?
Tom isn't fond of nicknames.
Keep your hair on!
Tom yanked off John's fake beard.
That's a fake beard, isn't it?
Why is that your nickname?
Don't ever wear that tie again.
My nickname isn't Tom.
"Betty" is just a pseudonym.
Fadil used an alias.
Tom used an alias.
Sami created an alias.
Pace yourself.
I hear you've got a new nickname.
He was nicknamed "The Potato King."
- Don't worry.
- Don't worry!
- Never mind!
- Ignore it.
If I had a nickname, I would be content.
That nickname fits him perfectly.
- Tom said I needed a nickname.
- Tom said that I needed a nickname.
Tom traveled under an assumed name.
"Do you have a nickname?" "Yes, it's Rick."
the nickname ‘bras de fer’, iron-arm.
Have they given you a nickname yet?
Don't sweat it, Tom.
Tom really needs a better nickname.
Don't trouble about small things.
Zezo is not my name. It's only a nickname.
"John Doe" is a nickname for an anonymous person.
What was his childhood nickname?
Sami didn't have a nickname.
The politician claimed that he wore neither a wig nor false teeth.
Can you help me find the shark that has swallowed my grandfather's dentures?
Don't let it get to you, Tom.
He makes it a rule to wear glasses when he reads a newspaper.
Writers often use a pseudonym.
Try and take it easy.