Examples of using "Kuudelta" in a sentence and their english translations:
I get up at six.
I'll pick you up at six.
Please wake up at 6:00 tomorrow morning.
- Please wake me at six.
- Wake me up at six, please.
The train leaves at six.
I reached the station at six.
I get up at six in the morning.
I'll pick you up at six.
I usually wake up at six.
I'll be back at six.
I came at about six.
He usually gets up at six.
Is he coming home at six o'clock?
Please wake up at 6:00 tomorrow morning.
She always gets up at six.
Tom gets up at six every morning.
The plane landed at 6 o'clock to the minute.
How about six o'clock?
He said that he gets up at 6 o'clock every day.
School begins at nine and is over at six.
They wake up at six every morning.
- He always gets home at six o'clock in the evening.
- He always gets home at 6:00 p.m.
Come to the house in the afternoon, let's say at six.
Please pick me up at the hotel at six o'clock.
He usually gets up at six.
Tom asked Mary to wake him up at six.
You left the building at about 6 p.m., didn't you?
Please wake me up at six tomorrow morning.
- Please wake me up at six tomorrow morning.
- Please wake me up at 6 tomorrow morning.
- Tomorrow morning, wake me up at 6:00, please.
He asked me to wake him at six.
- Please wake me up at six tomorrow morning.
- Please wake me up at 6 tomorrow morning.
- Come home before six.
- Come home at six.
- Come here at six, not before.
- Come here at exactly six o'clock.
- Come here at precisely six o'clock.
Tomorrow morning, wake me up at 6:00, please.
Please remember to wake me up at six tomorrow morning.
Back in high school, I got up at 6 a.m. every morning.
When I came to the ticket office at 8 in the morning there were many people there already. Some of them had come at 6. So I didn't get the tickets I had promised Peter.