Examples of using "Werk" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Work.
- Work!
Good job.
Work slowly.
I work.
Are you working?
- Thanks for your hard work.
- Good job!
- Thank you for your hard work.
I work for you.
My work is finished.
Do you work on Mondays?
So, good work.
Where do you work?
Pray and work.
- I'm cooperating.
- I'm cooperative.
He is looking for a job.
- Are you looking for a job?
- Are you looking for work?
It's work.
It's work.
- I work alone.
- I work on my own.
I work here.
- I like to work.
- I like working.
I'm working again.
- Work makes free.
- Work liberates.
More work?
- I'm still working.
- I'm still at work.
Pray and work!
We are looking for a job.
I work a lot.
When do you work?
- I do not work.
- I don't work.
Do you work here?
- You're looking for work.
- You're looking for a job.
- I don't work on Sunday.
- I do not work on Sunday.
Do you enjoy the work?
- He is looking for a job.
- He is seeking employment.
- He is after a job.
Carry on with your work.
How does he do his job?
I don't work on Sunday.
I work at the zoo.
Do you enjoy the work?
A lot of work can be avoided.
The work starts here.
The work starts together.
Okay, good job. Well done.
- Who do you work for?
- Who is it that you're working for?
- Whom do you work for?
- Who are your working for?
- My work is finished.
- My work is done.
- I work during the night.
- I work nights.
The work can wait.
- Do you work on Sundays?
- Do you have to work on Saturdays?
Work is more important.
- She did a good job.
- She did a great job.
I work until Sunday.
I work in Milan.
That's your job.
Why do you work here?
I work here now.
- Don't work too hard.
- Don't work too hard!