Examples of using "Liegt" in a sentence and their english translations:
- You're lying.
- You're lying!
- You're not telling the truth.
Maybe Tom is lying.
You lie.
- He is lying.
- He is telling a lie.
- He's lying.
- He lies.
- She's lying.
- She lies.
- Tom is lying.
- Tom's lying.
- Tom lies.
You're lying!
- She lies!
- She's lying!
You're lying!
Everybody lies.
Someone is lying.
Is Tom lying?
Tom is lying to you.
- He doesn't tell lies.
- He doesn't lie.
He never lies.
It seems that Tom is lying.
- Tom doesn't lie.
- Tom isn't lying.
- Tom doesn't tell lies.
You're lying, aren't you?
She never lies.
Maybe Tom is lying.
Tom is always lying.
DNA doesn't lie.
"Is he lying?" "Obviously."
Tom lies like a eulogy.
Someone is lying.
- You are lying.
- You're lying.
Tom is lying about everything.
You're lying!
But... This doesn't lie.
But.. this doesn't lie.
You're lying to me again.
- I think Tom is lying.
- I think that Tom is lying.
- She is lying about her age.
- She's lying about her age.
Why does Tom lie so much?
I think you're lying.
He lies through his teeth.
I know you're not lying.
All that I know is that Tom is lying.
- It's possible Tom is lying.
- It's possible that Tom is lying.
He lies as naturally as he breathes.
Don't believe her, she always lies.
Don't believe Tom. He lies a lot.
I think you're lying.
You always lie to me.
Don't believe her because she always lies.
- Tom is lying.
- Tom's lying.
I have a feeling Tom is lying.
- He is lying.
- He's lying.
I can always tell when Tom is lying.
- I didn't say you were lying.
- I didn't say that you were lying.
She lies to me all the time.
- I hope Tom doesn't lie to us.
- I hope that Tom doesn't lie to us.
"Is he lying?" "Obviously."
I don't believe Naomi. I think she's lying.
Her story can't be true. She often tells lies.