Examples of using "Hoor" in a sentence and their english translations:
I hear you.
No, I'm not.
- Hark!
- Listen!
I'm listening.
[Bear] You hear that?
I hear music.
I hear laughing.
- I hear that.
- I hear it.
I hear something.
I hear voices.
Do you hear something?
Listen to Tom.
- Do you hear me?
- Do you read me?
Do you hear that? -Dana! -[dog barks]
I can hear the chopper!
Listen, you hear that?
It's fine.
I hear footsteps outside.
I never hear anything.
I hear the drum.
Hark!
Am I supposed to stop?
I'm supposed to help.
I hear a woodpecker.
It sounds good.
- I hear someone talking.
- I hear somebody talking.
Do you hear me?
How should I eat this?
[Pepe] I belong to a generation
Listen, you hear that? Check this out!
Do you hear what I'm saying?
I hear with my ears.
I hear what you're saying.
I don't belong here.
- Don't tell anyone.
- Don't tell anybody.
What? I can't hear you.
I'm supposed to protect you.
I'm supposed to be on break.
I can hear you loud and clear.
- Your face is red.
- You're blushing.
- You're flushed.
Don't you hear those sirens?
- No one's in the bath.
- Nobody's taking a bath right now.
I seldom hear from him.
I'm in the tennis club.
"Can I join you?" "Sure."
My cat is cute!
I hear the dog barking.
I hear a dog barking.
Yet I hear from students
- It is said that he is still alive.
- People say that he's still alive.
- I hear that he's still alive.
- They say that he's still alive.
I hear he is ill.
I can't hear anything because of the noise.
Listen to Tom.
I always enjoy hearing you sing.
Tom didn't say that.
Louder please, I cannot hear well.
I'd heard you'd moved.