Examples of using Done something wrong in English and their translations into Turkish
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You done something wrong?
Not unless you have done something wrong.
You done something wrong?
I mean, it's not like we have done something wrong.
Why, you done something wrong?
People also translate
Like what? Knowing when people have done something wrong.
Has Dash done something wrong?
They have to get punished. And when someone has done something wrong.
He must have done something wrong.
Cause the truth is,you wouldn't even be here if you hadn't done something wrong.
Had done something wrong.
I would tell you if I had done something wrong.
She's done something wrong. If she thought I was following her.
Ernie must have done something wrong.
She's done something wrong. If she thought I was following her.
Knowing when people have done something wrong?
That I had done something wrong. You let me believe it was all my fault.
Them two watch me like I done something wrong.
As if our family had done something wrong by having a second child. Whenever someone found out that I had a brother, I felt embarrassed.
I don't know… but they must have done something wrong, right?
When I have actually done something wrong. I am excellent at apologizing.
Wilson, do you know what it means to have done something wrong?
I felt embarrassed, as if our family had done something wrong by having a second child. Whenever someone found out that I had a brother.
What if she ran it… because of the pain it caused her knowing I would done something wrong?
Knowing when people have done something wrong. Like what?
I'm not the guy who tells him to finish his homework or grounds him because he's done something wrong.
Knowing when people have done something wrong. Like what?
And his friends thought, mistakenly… that the Lord could onlyhave punished him… because secretly he would done something wrong.
She believe in, see somebody done something wrong she should tell it.
And his friends thought, mistakenly, that the Lord could only have punished him because, secretly, he would done something wrong.
