Examples of using "Ovviamente" in a sentence and their english translations:
You're obviously drunk.
You're obviously sick.
You obviously want to help.
You're right, of course.
- Of course I will go.
- Of course I'll go.
Obviously, she's sick.
I worried, of course.
Of course we do.
It's obviously ruined.
Of course, I'll help.
It's obviously fake.
Tom obviously wants to play.
- Tom obviously loves you.
- Tom obviously likes you.
Of course you understand.
Obviously, he is lying.
Obviously he is wrong.
"Is he lying?" "Obviously."
He was obviously drunk.
She's obviously drunk.
They're right, of course.
- He's obviously lying!
- She's obviously lying!
She's obviously lying!
She obviously wants to help him.
Obviously, I was very shocked.
Of course! - Thank-you!
- Of course I will go.
- Of course I'll go.
It was obviously a joke.
- Of course it isn't true.
- Of course it's not true.
Tom was obviously sick.
Tom is obviously busy.
Obviously, that didn't happen.
Tom is obviously a jerk.
You're obviously in great shape.
You're obviously not very happy.
Something's obviously wrong.
Tom was mistaken, of course.
I'll vote for Tom, of course.
He obviously doesn't like her.
Of course, this is ridiculous.
Of course I can't.
I am, of course.
Of course it's her.
"Never!" "Of course, not."
Of course I love her!
That was wrong, of course.
She's obviously lying!
He's obviously lying!
I refused, of course.
Of course they're fascists.
He was obviously annoyed.
Obviously, it's time to leave.
Tom obviously has doubts.
Tom is obviously very busy.
Tom obviously doesn't get it.
Of course I understand.
You obviously don't know Tom very well.
Obviously my dogs will protect you!
You obviously want to buy that dress.
You're obviously too young to be drinking.
Obviously, we speak Arabic very well.
Go with Pamela, of course.
Recover from stress, of course.
That was of course a great advertisement.
Of course that will also happen.
You obviously feel good.
- Tom is obviously lying.
- Tom is clearly lying.
- Of course it isn't true.
- Of course it's not true.
- This is, of course, not true.
Tom is obviously scared.
Tom was obviously angry.
Tom was obviously disappointed.
Tom was obviously unhappy.
Tom is obviously exhausted.
Tom is obviously angry.
That's a lie, of course.
That was a lie, of course.
Tom is obviously worried.
Tom was obviously lying.
Obviously, there's a problem.
Of course, I didn't tell him.
Tom is obviously sick.
And this includes, by the way, parents,
- Someone is obviously telling a lie.
- Obviously, someone is lying.
Tom was obviously in pain.
We're obviously very disappointed.
It's obviously a mistake.
Tom was obviously impressed.
Tom is obviously happy.
Obviously, Tom has talent.
Tom was obviously bored.
Sami was obviously annoyed.
He's obviously enjoying himself.