Usages of -yınca
Yağmur başlayınca kuru otu ambara taşıyoruz.
When it starts raining, we carry the hay to the barn.
Ben az uyuyunca sabah yorgun oluyorum.
When I don’t sleep much, I feel tired in the morning.
Butona iki kez tıklayınca sayfa aşağı kaydı.
When I clicked the button twice, the page scrolled down.
Kızım cetveli bulamayınca çizimi serbest elle tamamladı.
When my daughter could not find the ruler, she finished the drawing freehand.
Salondan davul sesi geliyordu; biraz sonra zurna da başlayınca herkes kapıya çıktı.
The sound of a drum was coming from the hall; a little later, when the zurna started too, everyone went to the door.
Süt kaynayınca taşabilir, bu yüzden ocağın yanında bekliyorum.
When the milk boils, it can boil over, so I am waiting by the stove.
Boğazım ağrıyınca ıhlamur içmeden uyuyamıyorum.
When my throat hurts, I can’t sleep without drinking linden tea.
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