Examples of using "Sevdiğinden" in a sentence and their english translations:
I'm sure Tom loves you.
I doubt that she loves you.
I'm pretty sure Tom likes me.
- I'm pretty sure that Tom likes his job.
- I'm pretty sure Tom likes his job.
Tom wasn't sure he liked the plan.
- I'm not certain Tom likes that.
- I'm not certain that Tom likes that.
I'm pretty sure that Tom likes Mary.
I'm pretty sure Tom likes you.
- Tom doubts that Mary loves you.
- Tom doubts Mary loves you.
- There's no doubt that Tom loved Mary.
- There's no doubt Tom loved Mary.
I love you more than he loves you.
I like Tom a lot more than you do.
I bet Tom liked his birthday present.
- I didn't like that any more than you did.
- I don't like it any better than you do.
I don't like Tom any more than you do.
- She loves Tom more than she does me.
- She loves Tom more than she loves me.
I'm pretty sure Tom really loved Mary.
Are you sure that Tom really likes Mary?
I don't like you any more than you like me.
Do you love my eyes more than you love me?
I love you better than he.
Tom likes me more than he likes you.
I like you more than you like me.
Hey, I don't like this any better than you do.
I don't like what Tom did any more than you do.
Tom likes Mary more than he likes Alice.
I love you more than you love me.
I don't like him any more than he likes me.
Do you love my name more than you love me?
You love my daughter; but are you sure that she loves you?
- Do you think I like it more than you do?
- Do you think that I like it more than you do?
What makes you so sure Tom likes you?
She loves Tom more than she does me.
I love Tom and I'm pretty sure that he loves me.
- Tom thinks he loves Mary more than John loves Alice.
- Tom thinks that he loves Mary more than John loves Alice.
She loves him more than she loves me.
Tom likes Mary's younger sister more than he likes Mary.
She loves me more than him and she loves me more than he.