Examples of using "Dinliyorum" in a sentence and their english translations:
I'm listening.
- I'm listening to you.
- I am listening to you.
- I'm listening to the radio.
- I am listening to the radio.
- I'm listening to the radio.
- I am listening to the radio.
- I am listening to the music.
- I'm listening to the music.
- I'm listening to you.
- I am listening to you.
I'm listening.
- I am all ears.
- I'm all ears.
I'm just listening.
I've been listening.
Talk. I'm listening.
Explain. I'm listening.
I listen to Tom.
I'm listening to your heartbeat.
- I listen to music.
- I'm listening to music.
I hear music.
I am listening to a song.
I am listening to his recital.
- I'm listening to the radio.
- I am listening to the radio.
- What do I hear?
- What am I listening to?
I'm listening to Celtic music.
All right, I'm listening.
- I am all ears.
- I'm all ears.
Go ahead. I'm listening.
I'm still listening.
I am listening to Berber music.
I'm listening to classical music.
Why do I still listen to this?
I am patiently listening, but I don't feel interested.
I hear foetal heart sounds.
- I am listening to country music.
- I'm listening to country music.
I'm listening here in Brazil.
I'm listening to this song.
I've been listening to the Beatles all morning.
Go on, Tom, I'm listening.
I listen to the Spanish radio.
I'm listening to this band.
Tell me. I'm all ears.
I'm listening to Björk's latest song.
I'm listening to music, and you?
I am listening to your CD this morning.
- I hear everything you say.
- I hear everything you're saying.
I've been listening to classical music all day.
I'm always listening to music; I can't live without it.
Nowadays, I only listen to the radio when I'm driving.
I'm here to listen to whatever you need to say or talk about
"Would you like to read?" "No, thanks. I'm just listening."
"I need to talk to you. It's urgent." "Tell me, I'm listening."
I've been listening to this song on repeat since this morning.
I've been listening to this song non-stop since this morning.
"Are you sure you want me to tell you?" "Please, I'm all ears!"