Examples of using "Het" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Take it!
- Take it.
- Grab it!
- It is raining hard.
- It is raining heavily.
- It's raining cats and dogs.
- It's raining hard.
- It's bucketing down.
- It's raining very hard.
- It's pouring with rain.
- It's raining heavily.
The girl saw it as well.
It was raining.
- It is raining.
- It's raining.
- It is snowing.
- It's snowing.
It was worth it in the end.
Is it snowing?
The female gets the message.
It's vibrating.
Examine it.
It's pouring down.
The Internet has spoken.
Try it.
- It's strawberry season.
- It's strawberry season at the moment.
- It tickles.
- That tickles.
It is eating.
Grab it!
It was destiny.
It fires.
- It snowed.
- It was snowing.
- It's been snowing.
- Give it up.
- Oh well.
- Let it go.
- Let go.
- Leave it!
- Leave it behind.
- Leave it.
- It's raining cats and dogs.
- It is raining cats and dogs.
- It is the character that makes the difference.
- Character is what makes the difference.
It happens.
Do as you please.
It's hot as hell!
It's happening.
- It's raining again!
- It's raining again.
- It is raining again.
In French and in English, it is called Canada.
The ship went through the Suez Canal.
It's garbage.
Change target.
It's raining again.
- Please repair this.
- Please fix it.
It's snowing again.
It's raining very hard.
It's what it is.
the West really raised it forcefully,
Is it the crappy food?
Is it the expensive parking?
Say it in English.
It was really close.
It was snowing.
It's worth a try.
It smells bad.
It's part of the job.
Say it in French.
It makes all the difference.
It's all the rage.
Remember it.
It is what it is.
It came out of nowhere.
It was in the news.
Is it raining now?
- It is raining hard.
- It's raining hard.
One explains the other.
Close it.
The girl saw it, too.
It rained in the forest.
Was that helpful?
- That's only the start.
- It's just the beginning.
- It's only the beginning.
Break it!
- Write it down!
- Write it down.
Are there green?
Close!
The girl broke the window.
Is it rainy?
Say it in Greek!
Say it in Hungarian!
Say it in Russian!