Examples of using "Huonosti" in a sentence and their english translations:
I don't feel well.
Do you have bad hearing?
- He behaved badly.
- His behaviour was bad.
Are things bad?
Everything is going very badly.
We're in trouble.
Tom's behavior wasn't acceptable.
My grandfather can't hear very well.
- I was rude.
- I was impolite.
He is poorly educated.
I know you feel bad.
- Not bad.
- Not bad!
- Are you feeling under the weather?
- Are you sick?
She got angry with the naughty boy.
Her boyfriend treats her badly.
The war was going badly for them.
The house was very badly built.
I felt bad.
Don't cry. There's nothing wrong.
My son always gets sick when he rides a bus.
I'm sorry I speak your beautiful language so poorly!
- I wasn't aware that you were feeling that bad.
- I wasn't aware that you were feeling so bad.
She was moving very badly, slowly, very weak.
Tom is terrible at speaking French.
Although he was born in England, he speaks English very badly.
Tom speaks French so badly that he is often misunderstood.
Tom and Mary aren't doing very well.
The war began badly for Russia, with a disastrous defeat to Charles XII of Sweden at Narva.
It's not that I dislike horror movies per se. I just think many of them are poorly done.
I'm a bit short of money now.
Do as I say, and no one will get hurt.
so he was probably just like amazed that humans would treat him so badly and shoot at him and stuff like that, so he didn't immediately run away.