Examples of using "Kwam" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Someone came.
- Somebody came.
I came.
He came.
Tom came.
- She came!
- She came.
- She came!
- She came.
Everyone came.
- She came home in low spirits.
- She came home disappointed.
- She came back disappointed.
Nobody else showed up.
He came back soon.
- In came Mary.
- Mary came in.
She came alone.
Tom came to help.
- Tom came on his own.
- Tom came by himself.
- Tom came alone.
He came in person.
- Nobody came.
- No one came.
He came running.
- He came unexpectedly.
- He arrived unexpectedly.
Mary approached.
The police came.
She came alone.
Someone was coming!
I came alone.
- Sami approached.
- Sami got closer.
- That was unexpected.
- This wasn't intended.
My mother came.
Sami came regularly.
Why did she come?
You came home.
Tom came in person.
- The king has come.
- The king came.
Did Tom come here?
Tom came out of nowhere.
He came.
He came in person.
- Our neighbor has just come back.
- Our neighbour has just come back.
- Everyone came to me.
- Everyone approached me.
Sure enough, he came out,
that made me realize
Betty arrived the latest.
- Nobody came to my rescue.
- Nobody came to help me.
- No one came to help me.
The boy came back.
A fox came along.
He came back soon.
He was the first to come.
He arrived safely.
Tom came here alone.
Why didn't she come?
Why didn't you come?
She came to pick me up.
You were late.
Tom didn't get any further.
- I came from China.
- I come from China.
He has come from Boston.
He came to my rescue.
He came several times.
He came downstairs.
Summer has come early.
- Tom arrived last.
- Tom came last.
I came last.
Tom came home early.
Tom didn't come after all.
Nobody else showed up.