Examples of using "Alkanut" in a sentence and their english translations:
I've started smoking again.
It's started again.
- The rainy season has set in.
- The rainy season has started.
- Rainy season has begun.
The witch hunt has begun.
Have you begun studying French?
I've started learning French.
Production is turning down.
You've started learning Esperanto.
I really want to die already.
- Tom has started to learn French.
- Tom has begun to learn French.
- Tom began to learn French.
Tom has started to study French.
Have you already started learning French?
- I thought rain was beginning to fall.
- I thought it had started to rain.
- I thought that it had started to rain.
My daughter has taken up doll collecting.
Tom has just started learning to read.
Tom isn't even breaking a sweat.
Tom has already begun studying French.
Tom has started playing the guitar again.
Tom has started dating Mary.
The French and Indian War had begun.
Tom has started to get a few wrinkles on his forehead.
I'm slowly starting to wonder if I still have all of my marbles.
It's gotten cold. Be careful you don't catch a cold.
Have you grown to despise me?
Our understanding of some of the most iconic creatures is already being redefined.
She'd just begun to read the book when someone knocked on the door.
Tom has begun studying French.
Tom has started coughing heavily and I'm worried about his health.
I arrived at the stadium at 4 PM but the game had already started.
Tom didn't start to play the trombone until he was twenty.
- Tom is beginning to recover, but he's not out of the woods yet.
- Tom is beginning to recover, but he isn't out of the woods yet.
I'm getting little pimples on my face. I wonder if I've been getting enough sleep lately.
Although he works and has two kids, he has started studying at the university.
- Tom didn't start to study French until he was thirty.
- Tom didn't begin to study French until he was thirty years old.
- Tom didn't begin to write songs until he was thirty.
- Tom didn't start to write songs until he was thirty.
To be surprised, to wonder, is to begin to understand.