Kimse senin için Türkiye´den paket gönderdi.

Senin için Türkiye´den paket geldi.

Someone has sent a parcel for you from Turkey.

A parcel from Turkey has arrived for you.

Thank you

Looks pretty good. bir paket would be better

I´m not sure about kimse, I thought that was for negative sentences.

Can someone help us out about the usage of kimse?

Denizli thank you

Denizli thank you

Denizli thank you

Denizli thank you

Denizli thank you

Kimse senin için Türkiye´den paket göndermedi. Kimse means nobody but because verb is already negative I guess it should be understood as anybody here. I dont know if it makes sense in English.

Anybody didnt send a package for you from Turkey.

It really sounds weird. How about translating it with double negative?

Nobody didnt send a package for you from Turkey.

It´s E to T. Is this correct?

Someone has sent a parcel for you from Turkey.

Birisi senin için Türkiye´den bir paket gönderdi.

... also, it´s confusing because the dictionary here says this: