Examples of using "Szépek" in a sentence and their english translations:
Butterflies are beautiful.
Those are nice.
- You are beautiful.
- You're beautiful.
Women are beautiful.
They're both beautiful.
- She has beautiful eyes.
- She has pretty eyes.
You have beautiful feet.
Birds are beautiful.
Butterflies are beautiful.
And it's beautiful; it's stunning, really.
Those flowers are beautiful.
The women of France are beautiful.
They're very pretty.
The pictures are very beautiful.
But the stations were lovely.
The blue roses are very beautiful.
These flowers are beautiful, aren't they?
The cherry trees in bloom are very beautiful.
Translations are like lovers- the beautiful ones are never faithful, and the faithful ones are never beautiful.
You have beautiful hands.
Those Hungarian girls are very pretty.
Your daughters are beautiful.
The stars look very beautiful tonight.
Aren't these flowers beautiful?
It's said Czech women are beautiful.
He has perfect teeth.
Translations are like lovers- the beautiful ones are never faithful, and the faithful ones are never beautiful.
What pretty flowers!
What beautiful teeth you have!
What pretty flowers!
Those roses aren't as beautiful as these.
Let go of the things that are not beautiful to you
You go into some neighborhoods -- beautiful architecture, beautiful parks --
The eggplants looked so beautiful that I couldn't help but buy one.
The curtains my grandmother gave me as a present are so pretty and colorful.
Flowers are so fragile and so beautiful, that you can't speak about them without poetry or metaphors.
I want people to appreciate the beauty of my native language, and I want to experience how beautiful other languages can be, too.