Examples of using "Kuullut" in a sentence and their english translations:
I've heard the rumor.
Sorry, I didn't hear you.
I've heard of you.
I've heard of it.
- I didn't hear you.
- I did not hear you.
Sorry, I didn't hear.
Have you heard from my uncle?
I've heard everything.
I've heard about what happened.
- I have heard quite a lot about you.
- I've heard quite a lot about you.
Have you ever heard of Nessie?
I didn't hear you come in.
Have you ever heard of Nessie?
Have you heard from the rest of the team?
- I'm sorry. I didn't catch your name.
- I'm sorry, I didn't catch your name.
I've already heard enough.
I've heard this before.
I hadn't heard of it.
I've heard that before.
I didn't hear what you said.
I didn't hear Tom leave.
Have you heard what happened?
He didn't hear his name called.
Tom pretended to not hear a thing.
Have you heard anything about her recently?
I have heard that song sung in French.
I had heard about them before but hadn't seen them.
I haven't heard from him for ages.
Have you heard about Occupy Wall Street?
He listened, but heard nothing.
I listened, but I heard nothing.
I've heard all this before.
I've heard it all before.
Have you heard Tom speaking French?
I hear you're rich.
Have you listened to this song?
Didn't you hear her speaking French?
I haven't heard from her for a long time.
Never in my life have I heard such a thing.
Have you heard about the sinking of the Costa Concordia luxury cruise ship?
I've heard the French version of this song.
I hear he is looking for work.
- I've heard everything.
- I heard everything.
I've never heard Tom complain.
I didn't hear what you said.
I haven't heard from Tom all week.
- I haven't heard that joke in ages.
- I haven't heard that joke in a long time.
I have not heard a word from him as yet.
Have you ever heard someone speaking in French?
- I assume you've heard about Tom's promotion.
- I assume that you've heard about Tom's promotion.
- Did you hear about what's happened to Tom?
- Did you hear what happened to Tom?
- Have you heard about what happened to Tom?
She hasn't heard the news yet.
I've never heard of this actor.
I haven't heard that story yet.
Tom had heard nothing about the accident.
I didn't hear Tom come in.
I'd never heard that joke before.
I haven't heard from Tom recently.
I've never heard of such a strange story.
Because I didn't hear from him, I wrote to him again.
I hear Tom is an excellent tennis player.
I've never heard Tom complain before.
I never did hear what happened to Tom.
I've never heard such preposterous accusations!
I've never heard Tom speak French.
I can't believe you've never heard of a kumquat!
Tom has never heard Mary tell a lie.
I've never heard Tom complain about work.
I heard that Tom and Mary are going to Boston.
a big city I had only heard about at that time.
- I have never heard him speak ill of others.
- I've never heard him speak ill of others.
I hear he is a Tokyo University professor.
No one has heard Tom say Mary's name.
I've heard Italian is a tricky language.
Tom pretended not to hear what was going on.
How many times have I heard you say that?
- I have never heard her say no.
- I have never heard him say no.
I've heard that the most beautiful women in the world live in Boston.
I think I have heard that story before.
Tom has never heard Mary speak French.
Sorry? Pardon?
In fact, I've heard that long hair is more likely to go bald!
I've heard that news that there has been a huge earthquake in Awaji.
That's the best news I've heard in a long time.
I've heard that you can kill werewolves by shooting them with silver bullets.
Tom had never even heard of that band at that time.
I hear that Bob and Lucy have broken up.
I had heard their eyes were white, their hair was red.
This is the third time I've heard this song today.