Examples of using "Menemään" in a sentence and their english translations:
I'm letting you go.
I told you to leave.
He advised me to go there.
I can't go any further.
I made my brother go to the station.
You can let Tom go.
I persuaded him to consult a doctor.
And off she goes, striding away, walking bipedally.
She allowed him to go alone.
I'm not telling you to go alone.
Don't tell me to go home.
Tom was reluctant to go by himself.
Tom told me to go to Australia.
Mrs. Smith asked me to go to the city.
Tom is too young to get married.
She advised him to go to the police.
I persuaded him to consult a doctor.
He is too young to go there alone.
I think we should scrap this plan.
I recommend you to go by train.
Please don't force me to go.
Is Tom well enough to go to school today?
If I happen to end up going abroad, I'd probably go for France.
- I thought Tom would end up going to the party with Mary.
- I thought that Tom would end up going to the party with Mary.
I can't understand why Tom won't let us go.
How far can you go?
- I thought Tom would ask Mary to go to Boston with him.
- I thought that Tom would ask Mary to go to Boston with him.
Tom isn't old enough to go there by himself.
She advised him to walk instead of taking a bus.
We cannot go any farther without a rest.
- I'm afraid of heights.
- I am afraid of heights.
How did Tom ever get Mary to go out with him?
- Let me go!
- Please allow me to go.
- Please let me go.
Let's get out of this place.
- I am too busy to go.
- I'm too busy to go.
Because of rain, we couldn't go to the beach.
Mr So-and-So is dead. Why would I bother going to his funeral since, I am certain, he won't come to mine?
Strike while the iron is hot.