Examples of using "Kaupunkiin" in a sentence and their english translations:
We're moving to town.
I want to go to the city.
I want to go to the city.
I'm going to town.
We're heading back to town.
A curious disease struck the town.
Tom went to the city by bus.
A railroad was constructed in this town.
A contagious disease descended on the town.
The president flies to the city in a helicopter.
Why are you in town?
So what do you think? We go for the town?
But the more brazen venture deeper into town.
She'll have to look further into town.
A bus transported us from the airport to the city.
This building will be built in the city.
Can I get a lift back to the city with you?
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Have you decided whether you are going into town by bike or by bus?
But for one night only, they're in town for a seasonal specialty.
I plan to stay in the city.
It will take you at least half an hour to go from here to the city on foot.
Libyan rebels have advanced into two strategic towns controlling access to the capital from the west and the south.
We now compare that with the situation in a small town. There are less stores, restaurants and so on, and they close quite early at night. Windows and doors are closed. No other areas are found where one can go to if one doesn't want to "stay home".