Examples of using "« À" in a sentence and their english translations:
See you soon!
- See you soon!
- See you soon.
- Catch you guys later.
- Talk to you soon.
See you later!
I can hardly breathe.
Ask Tom again.
See you tomorrow at school.
- See you soon!
- See you soon.
- I'll see you soon.
- It's time to eat.
- Time to eat!
- See you again tomorrow.
- See you tomorrow.
- Until tomorrow.
- Take it, or leave it.
- Take it or leave it.
I can hardly breathe.
I went to school on foot in those days.
to be literate, to read and write.
It's up to you to get to school on time.
Are you thinking of going to university?
Keep clear.
Turn right.
Go two blocks and turn left.
Cheers!
I'm visiting a friend of mine in the hospital.
in school, right here in Ljubljana.
I could barely breathe.
In Unterseibertenrod in Vogelsberg , Hesse
In Unter-Seibertenrod in Vogelsberg
admitted to the Annastift in Hanover.
to the fattening or slaughterhouse.
See you tomorrow at the library.
- I'll see you later.
- See you later!
Take it, or leave it.
to give, to do or not to do.
- See you.
- See you!
I have a sore tooth at the back, on the left.
- Turn to the right.
- Turn right.
I keep experimenting, testing, and trying
Tom goes to school by foot.
I taught my sister how to drive.
Tom continued to talk to Mary.
At the next intersection, take a right.
I arrived at school on time.
I usually walk to school.
At the next intersection, take a right.
I taught my girlfriend how to drive.
- I usually walk to school.
- I generally walk to school.
I taught my wife how to drive.
I arrived at school on time.
You don't have to answer that.
I arrived at school on time.
- Is this Tom's?
- Is this yours, Tom?
- Are these yours, Tom?
- Tom taught Mary how to read.
- Tom taught Mary to read.
What time do you leave for school?
Are you still thinking about applying to Harvard?
- I have taught my dog to sit up and beg.
- I've taught my dog to sit up and beg.
I couldn't think of anything to say.
They are now either in Kyoto or in Osaka.
- See you again.
- Good-bye!
- Bye!
- See you.
- Good bye!
- Bye-bye!
- See ya.
I'm visiting a friend of mine in the hospital.
- Bless you!
- Bless you.
I'm visiting a friend of mine in the hospital.
Tom learned how to read and write at school.
See you tomorrow at school.
I generally walk to school.
I'm beginning to get used to doing this.
We reached the station on time.
- I go to school on foot.
- I walk to school.
To your bar! To The Moon."
and finds a way to get back
Good evening ladies and gentlemen.
Ready... set... see ya!
how to think about our own value,
a man, a woman,
Ready! Set! See ya!
and retreat to Valencia...
started doing science competitions,
And, landed again in Frankfurt?
to our imaginations, to our heads.
Arrival at a hotel in Hamm.
"Help, help," she cried.
Do you go to school on foot?
- At one time they lived in Nagoya.
- They were living in Nagoya then.
- Keep to the right.
- Stay right.
Mayuko goes to school by bicycle.