Examples of using "Bellen" in a sentence and their english translations:
They'll call.
We'll call you.
- I have to make a phone call.
- I have to make a call.
Let's make a phone call.
I want to call...
Tom'll call.
I'll call.
- I'll call him tonight.
- I'll phone her tonight.
Should I call an ambulance?
Where can I make a phone call?
I have to call Tom.
- Thank you for calling.
- Thanks for calling.
We have to call him.
I meant to call him.
Let's try calling Tom.
The phone kept ringing.
I have to call them.
I'll call them.
Can you call him?
I'll call them.
We'll call back in thirty minutes.
contact him or her
When can I call you?
I'll call him tonight.
I'll call the police!
I'll give you a call tomorrow.
Tom is going to call the police.
Ask Tom to call me.
Ask him to call me.
I just have to make a call.
I'm going to go call the police.
I'll call for an ambulance.
I'll phone her tonight.
I need to call the embassy.
I'm gonna call the police!
- Thanks for calling, Tom.
- Thanks for calling Tom.
Tom promised to call Mary.
I would call my parents.
Will you telephone for me?
Could you call me later?
I want to call my boss.
You need to call me immediately.
I'll give him a buzz.
You were supposed to call me.
Sami needed to call his wife.
You can call me tonight.
I'll call the pharmacy.
Could you call me tonight, please?
- I forgot to call you.
- It slipped my mind to call you.
- Ask her to call me.
- Ask them to call me.
Could you call again later, please?
I don't want to call the police.
I should call a doctor.
- I'm gonna have to call you back.
- I'm going to have to call you back.
You should've phoned me right away.
I can't call him at home.
I would like to call my embassy.