Examples of using "Lacht" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Nobody's laughing.
- No one is laughing.
- Everyone laughed.
- Everyone's laughing.
- Everybody laughs.
Mike laughs.
- Tom is laughing.
- Tom's laughing.
- He's laughing.
- He laughs.
- He laughs best who laughs last.
- He who laughs last laughs best.
Keep on smiling.
Who's laughing?
Who's laughing now?
Nobody's laughing.
He laughed nervously.
Tom never smiles.
He is always laughing.
- Tom seldom laughs.
- Tom rarely laughs.
She is always laughing.
Everybody laughs at me!
He's still laughing.
What're you laughing at?
Tom is the one laughing.
Why is Tom laughing at you?
A person who laughs is happy.
- Tom is laughing.
- Tom's laughing.
Everyone's laughing.
It can tell you that the woman is smiling.
He does nothing but laugh.
Man is the only animal that laughs.
Tom doesn't laugh as much as he used to.
We can see who's laughing, but not who's crying.
where you leave feeling better off, or have an actual laugh-out-loud.
I don't like the way she laughs.
Why is everybody laughing?
I love the way you laugh.
Everyone's laughing, but no one will explain to me what happened.
Everybody laughs like nobody's business, in particular actually Jarl Erik, who thinks
What're you laughing at?
You're not making fun of me?
"Because maybe you're laughing at me." "Where does that suspicion come from?" "Because you're mean." "We are all mean, but I'm no worse than you. Then does no one laugh, unless he is laughing at someone?"