Examples of using "çıkıyoruz" in a sentence and their english translations:
We go up here,
We're dating.
We're going on a hike.
- We're going out.
- We'll go out.
- I'm going out.
We go out together.
We're honeymooning.
We've been dating three years.
We're going out tonight.
We're going out of business.
We're handling it.
- I think we're out of control.
- I think that we're out of control.
We're leaving about noon.
We're getting out of here in a moment.
We are going on a journey next month.
We've been going out three months.
We're going out now.
We're going out again tomorrow.
Tom and I are dating.
We quit work at five.
We've only been dating three weeks.
We're leaving.
We have been dating for only a few days.
We oppose the government on this matter.
That's why we oppose it.
We leave at dawn.
We're going out for lunch. Why don't you come along?
We're going out to celebrate.
We leave in three hours.
- Mary and I have been going out for three years.
- Mary and I've been going out for three years.
We're leaving for Boston in an hour.
We're leaving the day after tomorrow.
We are vehemently opposed to political correctness.
Tell Tom that we're leaving.
We're going out for a little walk.
So we're exiting the mine to see what else we can find out there.
We're going out to get something to eat.
We are going for a little walk.
We're going out for a meal on Friday.
There's no need to set the table. We're going out to eat.
Tom and I are going out for a drink.
We're going out for dumplings in the evening, all right?
We're just looking out for them.
We are going on a journey next month.
We're leaving right now.
Tom and I take a walk in the park together every morning.