Examples of using "Yağmaz" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I kind of hope it doesn't rain.
- We hope it doesn't rain.
- I hope it doesn't rain.
It doesn't rain at all.
It never snows here.
- It doesn't rain very much around here.
- It doesn't rain a lot around here.
- I hope it doesn't rain tomorrow.
- I hope that it doesn't rain tomorrow.
- We hope that it doesn't rain tomorrow.
- We hope it doesn't rain tomorrow.
I hope it doesn't rain all day.
- I hope it doesn't snow today.
- I hope that it doesn't snow today.
- I hope it doesn't rain today.
- I hope that it doesn't rain today.
It hardly ever rains here.
It hardly ever rains in the area.
It hardly ever rains there.
"Will it rain?" "I hope not."
As a rule, it doesn't snow much here.
It never snows in this country.
It almost never snows here.
- Hopefully it will not rain this evening.
- Hopefully, it won't rain this evening.
If we're lucky, it won't rain tomorrow.
I hope it doesn't rain all weekend.
It doesn't rain here very often.
It doesn't rain here very much.
"Will it rain tomorrow?" "I hope not."
It barely ever rains here.
It hardly ever snows here in the winter.
- I hope it won't rain this afternoon.
- I hope it doesn't rain this afternoon.
On this side of the mountain, it doesn't rain much.
- Rain is an infrequent occurrence in this part of the country.
- It doesn't rain that much in this part of the country.
- I hope it does not rain tomorrow.
- I hope it doesn't rain tomorrow.
- I hope it won't rain tomorrow.
- I hope it's not raining tomorrow.
- I hope that it doesn't rain tomorrow.
- I hope that it won't rain tomorrow.
- I hope that it's not raining tomorrow.
It doesn't rain here every day, but it does rain here a lot.