Examples of using "Yazdığın" in a sentence and their english translations:
I read the report you wrote.
Let me see what you've written.
What you write and how you write it can change your life.
Tom got the report you wrote.
I like what you've written.
Tom hasn't read the report you wrote.
Thank you for writing.
I really like the songs you write.
I haven't yet read the report you wrote.
- I burned all the letters that you wrote to me.
- I burned all the letters that you wrote me.
Tom hasn't yet read the report you wrote.
I don't always understand everything you write.
Thanks for writing so often.
- I burned all the letters that you wrote to me.
- I burned all the letters that you wrote me.
I tore up all the letters that you wrote to me.
I'd be glad to sing the song you wrote.
- I wish we had sung that new song you wrote.
- I wish that we'd sung that new song you wrote.
- I wish we'd sung that new song you wrote.
Tom will sing one of the songs you wrote.
Can you remember the first poem you ever wrote?
I've torn up all the letters you've written.
I came because of something you wrote.
The article you wrote is not in compliance with our journal's standards.
What was the first song you ever wrote?
I can't always understand everything you write.
The best books are the ones you write yourself.
I don't think Tom liked the song you wrote about him.
- I didn't think Tom liked the song you wrote about him.
- I didn't think that Tom liked the song you wrote about him.
- I didn't think Tom liked the song that you wrote about him.
- I didn't think that Tom liked the song that you wrote about him.
No matter how drunk you were, Goethe was a poet!
Show me what you wrote.
It may seem obvious, but sentences you write yourself look the most natural.
No matter how drunk you were, Goethe was a poet!