Examples of using "Sprak" in a sentence and their english translations:
I was speaking.
Tom talked.
He spoke.
She spoke.
Everyone spoke.
Tom spoke in riddles.
She spoke Japanese well.
Tom spoke in riddles.
She spoke rapidly.
- Thus spoke Zarathustra.
- Thus said Zarathustra.
She talked a lot.
Tom finally spoke.
Tom spoke rapidly.
Who spoke?
The announcer spoke English.
I talked to her.
Didn't she speak Dutch?
He talked about music.
He spoke about peace.
He talked to himself.
Why didn't Tom speak?
Tom was talking to Mary.
She spoke a good Japanese.
Tom spoke last.
She spoke with a soft voice.
Tom never talked about it.
Tom spoke French and Italian.
He spoke German with me.
Her smile spoke love.
Sami was talking about his neighborhood.
The auctioneer spoke too fast to be understood.
Tom talked to Mary about the robbery.
I spoke to him by telephone.
He spoke for ten minutes without a pause.
The evidence was in his favor.
I wish you spoke Spanish.
He talked to me every day.
He spoke to me about it.
While I was speaking, he said nothing.
The lawyer spoke on and on.
The imam was speaking in Arabic.
But by then I was fluent in Spanish already,
- "What did the professor talk about?" the student asked.
- "What did the teacher talk about?" asked the student.
The old man spoke to me in French.
The man spoke in a low voice.
She spoke as though nothing had happened.
- I spoke to him by telephone.
- I talked to her on the telephone.
I spoke to him by telephone.
- He was speaking.
- He spoke.
She spoke to me in Spanish.
Tom asked me how many languages I spoke.
- Tom told me that he spoke French.
- Tom told me he spoke French.
- Tom told me he speaks French.
- Tom told me that he speaks French.
Jaume's grandmother spoke Catalan better than Spanish.
I talked to Mary about my feelings.
She asked me how many languages I spoke.
Sami pronounced his first name "Shami."
Good thing he spoke the whole truth.
and by the end of that summer, I was fully fluent in French.
I spoke loudly so that everyone could hear me.
I spoke slowly so that they might understand me.
She used to address me as Tom.
The policeman spoke to a man on the street.
The policeman spoke to a man on the street.
He talked to himself.