Examples of using "Helemaal" in a sentence and their english translations:
Not at all!
- Not at all.
- Not at all!
- I agree completely.
- I totally agree.
No, not at all.
Tom had a fit.
I totally agree.
- You haven't changed at all.
- You have not changed at all.
I agree completely.
You are not at all wrong.
Have you gone completely mad?
He doesn't know French at all.
That's not entirely wrong.
It's entirely my fault.
- The lobby was totally empty.
- The waiting room was completely empty.
- The lobby was completely empty.
I am totally confused.
- That is not altogether false.
- That's not completely wrong.
After that, I was totally exhausted.
I was devastated.
And that is nothing is completely original.
And it is not proof of anything,
- That's altogether wrong.
- It's all wrong.
- That's all wrong.
- You are quite right.
- You are absolutely right.
- You're quite right.
- You're completely right.
- You're absolutely right!
- You're perfectly right.
- You are completely right.
- You are entirely correct.
- You are absolutely correct.
- You're totally right.
- You're absolutely correct.
Tom was all worn out.
He is quite right.
Tom is completely nuts.
- You're quite right.
- You're completely right.
- You're perfectly right.
- You are completely right.
You're completely healthy.
He was blue with cold.
I'm not doing anything.
I'm all alone.
Not at all!
It's completely dark.
I'm dead broke.
I can see nothing at all.
I trust absolutely no one.
Tom is completely bald.
He was covered with sweat.
That's absolutely right.
- I do not want anybody at all.
- I don't want anybody at all.
I didn't see anything at all.
I was absolutely amazed.
I was all alone.
It doesn't work at all.
You don't have to do that at all.
Are you all by yourself?
Sami is completely bald.
They don't talk at all.
This doesn't work at all.
- I couldn't care less.
- I'm just not interested in that.
I don't like Tom at all.
There's absolutely no need to rush.
- You are absolutely right.
- You're completely right.
- You're absolutely right!
- You're perfectly right.
- You are completely right.
- You are entirely correct.
- You are absolutely correct.
- You're absolutely correct.
You are absolutely right.
We've had it all wrong.
This patch is fully occupied.
I'm not hungry at all.
- That's not absolutely certain.
- It's not quite certain.
- Have you gone completely mad?
- Are you out of your mind?
I am far from sad.
Staying home isn't fun.
- I am completely against it.
- I'm completely against it.
I'm sick and tired of hamburgers.
It is anything but big.
- Eat up all your spinach!
- Eat all your spinach!
I don't know her at all.
He didn't study at all.
- He doesn't watch television at all.
- He doesn't watch TV at all.
He doesn't know French at all.
He lived there all by himself.
He doesn't believe me at all.
- I almost understood the entire thing!
- I understood almost everything.
I had completely forgotten.
She is really in good health.
I do not want any milk at all.