Examples of using "Häneen" in a sentence and their english translations:
I trust her.
- I fell in love with her.
- I took to her.
- I believe in him.
- I have trust in him.
Do you trust him?
How did you get to know him?
- You can rely on him.
- You can count on him.
Don't trust him.
You trust him completely.
I lost my trust in him.
I fell in love with her at first sight.
He can be trusted.
Are you in love with him?
They looked at him.
I'm in love with her.
Tom trusted him.
- Tom trusts her.
- Tom trusts him.
- How did you come to know her?
- How did you get to know her?
We trust him.
He grew fond of her.
I got to know him when I was a student.
How did you get to know him?
You can certainly rely on him.
- I have always trusted her.
- I've always trusted her.
You ran into him earlier, didn't you?
- He cannot be relied on.
- You can't rely on him.
Are you still in love with her?
He fell in love with her at first sight.
I cannot get in touch with him.
I want to get in touch with him.
- I love her to death.
- I really love him.
- I really love her.
- I love him to death.
- I love her a lot.
- I love him a lot.
You trust him completely.
- I ignored her.
- I ignored him.
- I believe in him.
- I believe it.
- I believe him.
- I believe her.
- I do believe that.
He stared straight at her.
- I sort of had a crush on you.
- I sort of had a crush on her.
You can certainly rely on him.
I want to get in touch with her.
He is proof against temptation.
The king was pleased with him at first.
- I love her.
- I'm in love with her.
You should not trust him.
- Compared to her, I am very impractical.
- Compared to her, I'm very impractical.
At times, I can't trust him.
She fell totally in love with him.
I'm fortunate compared to him.
I got in touch with her to inform her about what had happened.
When and where did you come to know her?
I always rely on him in case there's a problem.
It is a great honor to become acquainted with her.
Nobody was paying attention to her.
Trust him. He's an expert on the subject.
I was never in love with him.
I think I impressed her.
I don't like Tom and I don't trust him.
Don't trust him. He's very two-faced.
- I'm not sure I can trust him.
- I'm not sure I can trust her.
Tom was afraid of being hurt again.
Mary was afraid of being hurt again.
The police discovered damning evidence against him.
Tom always deceives us; I don't trust him.
We could do with Tom's help. Could you work on him a bit?
He never knew what hit him.
What tempted him to propose to her?
At first he hated her but gradually came to love her.
He was excited by nationalistic sentiment.
The more I know him, the more I like him.
I'm not sure if I'm in love with her.
He told me he was a liar, but I don't believe him.
You can trust him to some degree but not wholly.
No matter what he says, I'll never believe him again.
She was not impressed.
You can trust him. He'll never betray you.
He's a shifty character and I don't trust him one bit.
I like him, but at the same time I don't really trust him.
Whoever he may be, there's nothing we can do but trust him.
I'm not in love with him. We're just good friends.
His objective is to pass the test.
He is hard to deal with.