Examples of 'akay' in a sentence
Meaning of "akay"
akay (adjective): An informal slang term derived from 'okay,' used to signify agreement, approval, or acceptance of a situation or proposal. It is commonly used in casual conversations or online communication to express acknowledgement or understanding
How to use "akay" in a sentence
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I thought Akay proposed to you on top of a castle.
But now we will go to Akay.
I never said that Akay was still alive.
Akay Pension offers spacious rooms with a balcony and views of the garden with orange trees.
I only wanted children with Akay.
Angol stopped Akay in the third round to retain the titles.
I will go to Akay.
Akay Anwar is wanted for crimes against Indonesia.
I got into debt with her when I got the pills for Akay.
But Akay Anwar is not a pirate.
I guess I am just really not akay.
Judge Akay was sitting on the Ngirabatware case, which has been suspended since his arrest.
Let us rest a little, then we will go to Akay in Berlin.
Akay is one of the first Swedish graffiti-influenced street artists, and has received international attention.
Was the first feature, which Ezel Akay directed.
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The subject, Akay Anwar, born into.
Statement of the President on the non-reappointment of Judge Akay.
Dana! I never said that Akay was still alive.
I sailed through the Straits of Malacca twice on a guided missile cruiser. Akay Anwar, sir?
To date, however, Judge Akay remains in detention.
What about him? Akay.
Additionally, she is portrayed by Sara Akay in the segment Masque.
Robinson asked the court to order that Turkey release Judge Akay within 48 hours.
Since the foundation of his film production company " IFR ", Ezel Akay directed more than 500 commercials.
