Примери коришћења The pasha на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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The Pasha will be happy.
I came to see the Pasha.
The pasha's just a portrait.
A gift from the Pasha of Egypt.
That woman is a peril to the Pasha.
Људи такође преводе
Ma'am, the Pasha is sleeping.
Shouldn't we consult the Pasha?
And the Pasha asks for our help.
On a mission from the Pasha of Egypt.
Yes, the Pasha will know how to handle Mustafa.
Your Majesty, from the Pasha of Egypt.
Her illness was a peril to both herself and the pasha.
Inform JemaI Bey of the Pasha's invitation immediately.
Take the free walking tour offered by the Pasha Hotel.
The Pasha left some money and entrusted the matter to his old acquaintance Teskeredžić.
I was chosen to play the Pasha, Sire.
After four years the pasha was assigned to Thessalonika, and Manoli asked to go with him.
Please sit and wait, while I go and see whether the Pasha is already awake.
That garrison supplanted the Pasha of Tunis as the rulers of Tunis in 1598, making Uthman Dey the military dictator of the city.
Sojourning for several days in Thessalonica,he learned when the pasha was to be in the courthouse.
Her mind ran on the Pasha of Janina; she would have liked to try conclusions with him in his seraglio, and had a great notion of being sewn in a sack and thrown into the water.
Dual authority, Serbian and Turkish, which existed in Belgrade until 1867,was a hindrance for Belgrade's speedier development since the Turks were not allowed to sell their land within the town walls to Serbs without the pasha's consent.
Also famous are the ancient Turkish Public Bath from the sixteenth century, and the Pasha's House from 1765, in which a Grammar School was opened in 1882.
Toasting was usual during the lunches. Andrew Archibald Paton, who stayed three times in Belgrade(1839, 1843 and 1844) wrote:“When they brought out the desert, the prince stood up with a glass of sparkling champagne in his hand anddrank to the health of the Sultan, the Pasha then returning the toast.”.
In 1607 he stole a ship and sailed for Algiers.[4]Finding himself in the service of Redwan, the Pasha of Algiers, he led a brief but infamous career as a Barbary corsair.
He also wrote that the villagers had paid a bribe of £100 in gold to the Pasha of Nablus to avoid their young men being conscripted into the Turkish army fighting in Crimea.
Tax evasion is deeplyingrained in Greece's culture, a relic of Ottoman times when cheating the pasha was almost a patriotic duty.
He therefore left the Holy Mountain and went to Salonica,appeared before the Pasha of Salonica and urged him to discard the false, Mohammedan faith and receive the true Faith of Christ.