Examples of using "Bang" in a sentence and their english translations:
They're scared.
- Don't be afraid.
- Don't be afraid!
Why were you frightened?
What scared you?
Tom looks scared.
- They feared you.
- They were afraid of you.
Everyone was really scared.
- I am afraid.
- I'm scared.
- I'm afraid.
- Don't be afraid.
- Don't be scared.
- Don't be afraid!
- Tom was scared.
- Tom was frightened.
- Are you afraid?
- You're afraid?
- Tom is scared.
- Tom's afraid.
- Tom's scared.
We were scared.
You are scared.
Is Tom afraid?
- We are afraid.
- We're afraid.
- We're frightened.
Mary was afraid.
You sound scared.
I got frightened.
You're afraid?
We are afraid.
- I'm not frightened of anything.
- I am not frightened of anything.
- I'm not afraid of anything.
- I fear nothing.
- Nothing scares me.
- I'm afraid of nothing.
- I'm not scared of anything.
It scares me.
- I'm not frightened of anything.
- I am not frightened of anything.
Something frightened Tom.
- Are you afraid of me?
- Are you scared of me?
You're afraid of him.
Are you afraid of spiders?
She is not afraid of anything.
Frogs are afraid of snakes.
- You're afraid of him.
- They're afraid of him.
Tom is afraid of spiders.
Aren't you scared, Tom?
But frighten them?
I fear nothing.
Tom scares me.
- I'm not afraid.
- I am not afraid.
Math scares me.
Tom scared us.
Horror movies frighten me.
Why was Tom frightened?
- Tom was very scared.
- Tom was very terrified.
Obviously, I was scared.
Many people are scared.
Tom frightened Mary.
They're probably scared.
I am so afraid.
I was very frightened; I was very scared.