Examples of using "Laulun" in a sentence and their english translations:
I sang a song.
I wrote a song for you.
Yesterday I heard a beautiful song.
He sang a song.
Sing us a song.
I wrote a song for you.
- I am writing a song in German.
- I'm writing a song in German.
I wrote a song about Tatoeba.
Everyone knew the song.
Tom sang a song.
I sing a beautiful song.
- I'd like to sing a song.
- I would like to sing a song.
Do you hear the sound of the birds?
I heard the song sung in French.
Can you sing the song?
Sing a song in your language, please!
I know the song.
I'd like to have the translation of this song.
I want you to sing the song.
I can't remember the lyrics.
I did not listen to the chorus of that song.
I have heard that song sung in French.
The large audience clapped at the end of the song.
She smiled at me while she sang a song.
Would you sing us a song in English?
He sang a song to lighten the atmosphere.
Do you already know the new song?
We want you to sing a song.
Would you sing us a song in French?
Tom was entranced by Mary's singing.
- I can't remember the tune of that song.
- I can't remember the melody to that song.
- I can't remember the melody of that song.
We heard this song before.
She sang a Japanese song for us.
That new song is called "Lollipop".
I can't remember the tune of that song.
Do you know this song?
Do you hear the birds singing?
The singer was at his best in that song.
I can't remember the lyrics.
I could be persuaded to sing a song or two.
The still morning air takes their songs far across the canopy.
Just listening to that song makes me think of you.
I found the lyrics, but I can't copy paste them.
This is the third time I've heard this song today.
Tom wants to learn some French songs.
Tom can sing some French songs.
Lyrics are generally copyright protected, since they're a part of songs, which are generally also copyright protected.