Examples of using "Beginnen" in a sentence and their english translations:
Shall we begin?
I will begin anew.
- Let's begin.
- Let's start!
- Let us begin.
- Let's get started!
- Then let us begin.
- Let us begin, then.
- Let's begin, then.
We must make a new start.
You must start immediately.
Can you start tomorrow?
A lot of us will start off, you know,
Let's do it.
- I'm going to start.
- I am going to start.
- I'm about to begin.
Where do we start?
- Shall we begin?
- Shall we start?
- Let's get started, shall we?
- Shall we begin?
- Shall we start?
We'll start.
When do classes start?
Are we starting?
- Can I begin?
- Can I start?
You have to start.
You have to start.
The adventure begins!
Life must start --
We have to start at once.
We can begin tonight.
Let the game begin!
- The experiment has to begin.
- The experiment must begin.
- Let's get the show on the road.
- Let's begin.
- Let's start!
- Let's get started.
When do you want to start?
- Let's start the party.
- Let's party!
- When does it begin?
- When will it begin?
- When does it start?
- We have to start.
- We've got to get going.
- We need to start.
- Where do I start?
- Where should I start?
You should begin.
Shall we begin now?
You must start immediately.
Tom should get started.
We'll start over.
Classes start tomorrow.
Let's go at our work.
Would you like to start?
The meeting will commence.
Let's start here.
You should get started.
What do you want to start with?
- Let's begin.
- Let's start!
- Let's get started.
Let's begin with this problem.
We're going to start with the mind.
This is where we start.
So, where shall we begin?
Sentences begin with a capital letter.
- The peace talks begin this week.
- The peace negotiations will start this week.
Let's just begin.
- Then let us begin.
- Let's begin, then.
When would you like to begin?
We can't start today.
You should begin right away.
Let us start our week.
When he comes, we'll begin.
- Classes begin on Monday.
- Classes start on Monday.