Examples of using "Lähden" in a sentence and their english translations:
I am going to the store now.
I'm going home.
I'm leaving for Australia tomorrow.
I'll leave when Tom gets here.
I'll leave with my last breath.
Do you want me to leave?
I leave in an hour.
I'm leaving at 2:30.
I'll go on Sunday.
I leave for London tomorrow morning.
I'm going to Boston next month.
I'm leaving Tatoeba.
- I will be leaving for Australia next month.
- I'll be leaving for Australia next month.
In August, I'm going to Japan with my friends.
Do you want me to take you to the doctor?
I will be gone by the time she comes back.
I'm going to Germany to visit my boyfriend.
Helmet off. I'm gonna get moving. This way.
I want to get a haircut before I go on the trip.
I'm leaving now.
I'll go tomorrow morning.
Is it all right if I leave early this afternoon?
I lock my door every time I leave my room.
- I'm leaving now.
- I'll go now.
- I'm leaving first.
- I'm leaving, please excuse me.
I'm leaving tomorrow afternoon.
If you're going to act like that, I'm leaving.
I'd rather stay home than go out in this weather.
Why do you want me to leave?
- I assume you have a car.
- I assume that you have a car.
It's probably gonna be cold in the morning, so I will put on many layers before I leave.
I'm going to lay it out here, launch it and just run straight off the cliff
I'm going tomorrow.
I lock my door every time I leave my room.
I'm going to look for my brother and the fine piece of ass that he's tapping. Remain here in silence.
- I'll be along soon.
- I'll be right there.
- I'm coming.
- I'll be there right away.
- Here I come.
- I'll be there soon.
- I'll be right there.
- I'll be there shortly.
- I'll come right away.