Examples of using "Kapot" in a sentence and their english translations:
I'm devastated.
The television is broken.
The condom broke.
- My television is broken.
- My TV is broken.
- It's broken.
- That's broken.
- I am exhausted.
- I am as tired as a dog.
I was devastated.
These are all just smashed.
The washing machine has broken down.
My toy is broken.
This machine is broken.
The clock is broken.
This chair is broken.
Is the bus broken?
The bus is broken!
Culture destroys languages.
It's not broken.
My washing machine broke.
Our condom broke.
This shower is broken.
My umbrella broke.
My laptop is broken.
Tom is very bored.
The umbrella is broken.
It's broken again.
My tail light is broken.
My charger is broken.
My watch is broken.
This old car breaks down all the time.
and that baby mask is broken.
Unfortunately the telephone was out of order.
The pain is killing me.
I'm broke and tired.
Tom was devastated.
The milkshake machine is broken.
It's broken. Are you happy now?
It's broken. Are you happy now?
[softly] Oh man, look. These all just smashed...
He broke the window intentionally.
Things break.
This old car breaks down all the time.
My family is devastated.
- This old car is constantly breaking down.
- That old car is always breaking down.
- That old car constantly breaks down.
- This old car breaks down constantly.
I was completely devastated.
It appears to be broken.
It's broken. Are you happy now?
The car broke down, so they had to walk.
Tom was devastated.
My suitcase is broken.
My car is broken.
The dishwasher's broken.
Mary said that she was heartbroken.
She shattered the mirror with a hammer.
- He broke the window on purpose.
- He broke the window intentionally.
I can't close this door. It's broken.
I couldn't call you; the telephone was out of order.
This clock is broken.
It looks like my Xbox360 is broken.
I need a new broom. This one's shot.
- The lift is out of order.
- The elevator isn't running.
What makes one stronger, kills the other.
Our TV is out of order.