Translation of Turkish word "yarın" to English
yarın
/jaɾɯn/
Meaning
NounThe day after the present day.
How to use
Means 'tomorrow'. Can also refer metaphorically to 'the future' in literary contexts.
🇬🇧 English
tomorrow
Example
Eğer bugün hayatınızı doğru yola sokmazsanız yarın çok pişman olacaksınız.
If you don't get your life on the right track today, you will regret it very much tomorrow.
Yarının dünden götürdükleri için değil, sunacakları için yaşayın.
Live for what tomorrow has to offer, not for what it took away from yesterday.
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- Eğer bugün hayatınızı doğru yola sokmazsanız yarın çok pişman olacaksınız.— If you don't get your life on the right track today, you will regret it very much tomorrow.
- Yarının dünden götürdükleri için değil, sunacakları için yaşayın.— Live for what tomorrow has to offer, not for what it took away from yesterday.
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Frequency rank: #247 in Turkish
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The Turkish word "yarın" means "tomorrow" in English.
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