Examples of using "Kuolla" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I want to die.
- I want to die!
- I could've died.
- I could have died.
I don't want to die.
- Let me die.
- Let me die!
Time to die.
He could die.
Tom wanted to die.
Grammar Nazis must die!
- I could've died.
- I could have died.
The dragons must die.
See Naples and then die.
We nearly starved.
We all have to die.
- He is not afraid to die.
- He isn't afraid to die.
Guinea pigs can die of loneliness.
We can't let Tom die.
"Time to die, Tom" said Mary.
Today is a good day to die.
I really want to die already.
Tom almost died today.
- Nobody should've died.
- Nobody should have died.
We won't let you die.
I want to die with Getter Jaani.
- I would rather starve than steal.
- I would rather starve than start stealing.
One day, we'll all have to die.
Those animals were in danger of dying out.
I'm so tired I could die.
I love her so much I would die for her.
A doctor should never let a patient die.
I love her so much I could die.
José says he wants to die before the Third World War.
Tom was afraid he might bleed to death.
I'd rather die than see you cry.
While feeding only on hope, you can die of hunger.
I almost died a year and a half ago.
It's sad to know that we may die any moment.
Tom might've died if you hadn't been there.
Tom nearly died tonight.
I love her so much I would die for her.
We must learn to live together as brothers or perish together as fools.
Tom didn't want to starve.
This plant is endangered.
I love her so much I could die.
I almost died a year and a half ago.
So it's a pretty tough road they have to walk. But that's their strategy, live fast and die young.
Tom got very sick and almost died.
Your chances of dying while filling out your lottery tickets is greater than your chances of winning.