Examples of using "Jong" in a sentence and their english translations:
You're young.
She's young, maybe too young.
- You're not young.
- You aren't young.
- You're still young.
- They're still young.
Tom is very young, maybe too young.
She married young.
- He is young.
- He's young.
She is young.
- I'm young.
- I am young.
- Tom's young.
- Tom is young.
- He was young.
- She was young.
- We're young.
- We are young.
Tom died young.
- They got married when they were still young.
- They married when they were still young.
The painter died young.
Tom isn't very young.
young and they were all Scandinavians.
You're still young.
The good die young.
They're still young.
- I'm still young.
- I am still young.
- He is not young.
- She isn't young.
- You're not young.
- You aren't young.
- You guys aren't young.
The man is young.
I feel young.
I'm not young.
You're still young.
"Is she young?" "Yes, she is."
- You're not young.
- You aren't young.
You're still young.
Was the teacher young?
- He is still young.
- He's still young.
Her sister looks young.
His sister looks young.
-But the night is young. -[soft growling]
But ever since I was a young girl,
Youth comes but once in life.
What is learned in the cradle is carried to the tomb.
- The night is still young.
- The night's still young.
- He appeared young.
- He looked young.
I wish I were young.
He looks young.
Maybe he's not young.
- We are no longer young.
- We're not young anymore.
I was young and innocent.
He is young, but experienced.
She was young and innocent.
She's young and beautiful.
She's young and sexy.
You are only young once.
- Tom looks young.
- Tom looks youthful.
He's young and single.
Tom is still young.