Examples of using "Matkaan" in a sentence and their english translations:
You better be ready!
Yeah, I'm not in a great way.
- Good luck.
- Good luck!
Santa is already getting on his way!
My grandmother ran off with a cowboy.
A group of people started off in snow boots.
- Then the younger brother set off, and the elder remained behind.
- Then the younger brother set off, the elder remaining behind.
Then the younger sister set off, and the elder remained behind.
Good luck!
- We have to start at once.
- We must start at once.
- We must leave right away.
Then the younger sibling set off, and the elder remained behind.
because one has to prepare for the trip with no return.
A host of friends came to see me off.
Good luck.
It's getting late so I'd better get going.
George calculated the cost of the trip.
- Mary and her family came to the railway station to see us off.
- Mary and her family came to the railroad station to see us off.
- Mary and her family came to the train station to see us off.
We must leave right away.
It's getting late so I'd better get going.
We have to start at once.
- We have to start at once.
- We must start at once.
- We must leave right away.
- We need to leave at once.