Cevap : The English sentence "Did I lock the gate?" can be translated to Turkish as "Kapıyı kilitledim mi?".

The Turkish sentence is a question, and it asks whether or not the speaker locked the gate. The sentence is made up of the following parts:
Kapı: This is the Turkish word for "gate".
Kilitledim: This is the past tense form of the verb "to lock" in Turkish.
Mi: This is a question particle that is used to turn a statement into a question.

The sentence can be translated literally as "Did I lock the gate?", but it can also be translated more naturally as "I wonder if I locked the gate?" or "I can't remember if I locked the gate.".

The meaning of the sentence depends on the context in which it is used. For example, if the speaker is asking someone else if they locked the gate, then the sentence means "Did you lock the gate?". However, if the speaker is asking themselves if they locked the gate, then the sentence means "I wonder if I locked the gate?".

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Diğer Cevaplara Gözat

Cevap : "Did I lock the gate?" cümlesi Türkçe'ye "Kapıyı kilitledim mi?" şeklinde çevrilebilir. Bu cümle, bir kişinin geçmişte yaptığı eylemi sorguladığını ve kapıyı kilitleyip kilitlenmediğini merak ettiğini ifade eder.