Examples of using "Lähteä" in a sentence and their english translations:
Do you want to go shopping?
- You may go now.
- You may leave now.
It's time to do this! Okay.
You should get going.
We will leave in an hour.
Best to move on.
- It was time to leave.
- It was time to go.
- You're free to go.
- You are free to go.
- Tom wanted to leave.
- Tom wanted to go.
- Tom wanted to walk.
How can I leave?
- I can't leave.
- I cannot leave.
- Do you feel like taking a walk?
- Do you want to take a walk?
Tom had to leave.
It's time to set off.
Would you like to go dancing?
Don't you want to go?
You may leave now.
You should go.
You should go.
You'd better leave now.
Tom saw people starting to leave, so he decided to leave, too.
- You may leave at any time.
- You can leave at any time.
You mustn't go out now. Why not?
I must get going.
- We have to start at once.
- We must start at once.
- We must leave right away.
- We need to leave at once.
I have to go.
I don't want to leave.
You'd better get moving.
I can't go shopping today.
it's time to hit the town.
You had better go.
Must I go with you?
I'd better go.
Tom wants to go job hunting.
They may leave tomorrow.
- I have to go now.
- It's time for me to go.
- I should head out.
Wanna go to a movie tomorrow night?
You should get moving.
I had to leave Boston.
You two may leave.
Do you want to go out?
- May I go?
- Am I allowed to leave?
- Am I free to leave?
- Do you mind if I leave?
- Can I go?
- Can I leave?
You may leave us, Tom.
You should just leave.
You can't leave here.
You might as well leave.
You can leave at any time.
It's now time to leave.
It's too early to leave.
Do you not want to go dancing?
I'm going to go to Boston tomorrow.
Do you have to go now?
- You must leave now.
- You'll have to leave now.
I decided to study abroad.
- I am very afraid to go.
- I really do not want to go.
- I really don't want to go.
We ought to leave now.
You may as well leave now.
Can you go to the movie now?
We can go.
I won't let you leave.
Am I supposed to leave now?
- I don't want to leave.
- I don't want to go away.
Do we have to go now?
Maybe I should go.
It's about time for you to leave.
Tom has to leave soon.
- I must leave early tomorrow.
- I have to go early tomorrow.
- I have to leave early tomorrow.
I'm not allowed to leave.
We must leave right away.
I'm not leaving without them.
I'm not leaving without him.
- I have to leave now.
- I must be leaving now.
- I've got to go.
- Gotta go.
- I have to go.
- I must leave.
- I have to get going.
- I should be going.
- I need to leave.
- You had better leave there on Monday.
- You'd better leave there on Monday.
I guess we should leave now.
I guess I'll have to leave now.
The storm prevented me from leaving.
Would you like to go shopping with me?
Would it be better to start early?
I wish to go to Paris to study art.
Would you like to go shopping with me?
Should I stay or go?
I think you'd better go.
You don't want to go down this road.
We have to leave a bit earlier.