Examples of using "Vroeg" in a sentence and their english translations:
They're early.
- Come soon.
- Come early.
Nobody asked.
They left early.
They left early.
I wake up early.
That's why I asked.
He asked for money.
Tom is very early.
- Get up early.
- You should get up early.
- Tom's early.
- Tom is early.
I'm early.
It's early.
- You are early.
- You're early.
- You are early.
- You're early.
Tom asked why.
What did Tom ask?
He asked for my advice.
I woke up early today.
"How many keys?" asked Pepperberg.
I arrived too early.
We must leave early.
The early bird catches the worm.
She gets up early.
I hate getting up early.
What did he ask you?
- Tom asked for help.
- Tom requested help.
You should get up early.
You're home early.
I like to be early.
I'm going to hit the sack early.
I woke up early.
Summer has come early.
- We are leaving early tomorrow morning.
- We're leaving early tomorrow morning.
I wake up early.
- He's getting up early.
- He gets up early.
Get up early tomorrow morning!
Tom came home early.
I get up early.
I asked for grape juice.
Why is Tom early?
Tom got up early.
Why did she come early?
Tom is likely to be early.
Come home early.
Dad came home early.
My mother gets up early.
- Those who keeps early hour will live long.
- People who go to bed early and get up early live a long time.
She always showed up too soon.
You'll have to get up early tomorrow morning.
Why did you get up so early?
She asked me to do it.
"A cat?" asked the old man.
- "How do you feel?" he inquired.
- "How do you feel?" he asked.
People who go to bed early and get up early live a long time.
So this made me wonder:
in the early 1960s.
He came early in the morning.
He asked for my advice.
He asked me for help.
He asked me for some money.
My little brother asked for some money.