Examples of using "Ilkeä" in a sentence and their english translations:
- You're wicked.
- You are wicked.
- Does your dog bite?
- Is your dog mean?
- Don't be evil.
- Don't be evil!
- I'm not mean.
- I am not mean.
- Tom's mean.
- Tom is mean.
She's a nasty witch.
You're so mean.
Why are you mean to me?
Tom is a mean person.
- I think Tom is nasty.
- I think that Tom is nasty.
Once there lived a very wicked king in England.
The wicked man is scared of heights.
Tom is very mean to me.
Why was my father so mean?
That was an evil bunny.
Why are you so mean to me?
- I'm not being cruel.
- I am not mean.
a giant creature with attitude.
Bad cold is prevailing throughout the country.
- Tom's mean.
- Tom is mean.
Don't be mean.
I heard that Tom was mean to his last girlfriend.
"Why do you hate me so much?" "Because you are a brute!"
That was an evil bunny.
Tom was a mean man before his daughter was born.
He doesn't mean to be mean. It's just his nature.
He's such a whiner - he's still ranting about how his job is too difficult and how his wife is mean to him.
You're nasty! But in a good way.
The King did not know that the woman he held in his arms was not his own dear wife, but a wicked witch.