Examples of using "Volkomen" in a sentence and their english translations:
Tom was totally wasted.
- You are absolutely right.
- You're absolutely right.
I was completely overwhelmed.
- It makes perfect sense!
- It makes perfect sense.
That's quite logical.
Her outrage is completely justified.
Her anger is completely justified.
Tom looked totally embarrassed.
- That's a completely natural reaction.
- It's an entirely natural reaction.
All that you say is perfectly correct.
- I think you're quite right.
- I think you're completely right.
- You are absolutely right.
- You're completely right.
- You're perfectly right.
- You're absolutely right.
- You are absolutely correct.
- You're absolutely correct.
Evidently he does not want to speak to me.
- You are absolutely right.
- You're completely right.
- You're absolutely right!
- You're perfectly right.
- You are completely right.
- You are entirely correct.
- You are absolutely correct.
- You're absolutely correct.
- That's quite logical.
- It makes perfect sense.
You are absolutely right.
He's completely crazy.
- I wholeheartedly agree.
- I agree with all my heart.
- You are absolutely right.
- You're quite right.
- You can say that again.
- You're absolutely right!
- You're perfectly right.
- You are entirely correct.
- You are absolutely correct.
- You're absolutely correct.
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