Examples of using "Mukavaa" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Enjoy your trip.
- Have a safe trip.
- Have a nice trip!
- Bon voyage!
- Have a good trip!
- Godspeed!
I wish you a nice day!
Have a nice holiday.
Have a good day at school.
Have a nice weekend!
- It is very nice here.
- It is very cozy here.
- It is very cosy here.
It's quite nice here.
Have a nice day, Tom.
That would be nice.
- I'm very glad to see you.
- I am very glad to see you.
- I'm very happy to see you.
- I'm really glad to see you.
- I am very happy to see you.
It was nice to meet you.
It would be nice to have a party.
It would be nice to get married.
It is pleasant to get up early in the morning.
- Have a safe trip.
- Have a nice trip!
- Bon voyage!
- Safe journey.
- Have a good trip!
- I wish you a good trip!
- Have a nice weekend.
- Have a nice weekend!
- Have a nice weekend.
- Have a nice weekend!
I was glad to see Tom.
- I like it here.
- I like it in here.
Tom had a good time in Boston.
I am happy to hear your voice.
To see you is always a great pleasure.
- It's always a great pleasure to meet you.
- Meeting you is always a great pleasure.
It would be nice to spend the summer in the mountains.
I enjoyed myself very much last night.
I like to be here.
Glad you like it.
- I'd appreciate it if you could come.
- It would be nice if you could come.
Tom really leads no easy life.
- I thought it'd be fun to surprise Tom.
- I thought that it'd be fun to surprise Tom.
Tom wanted to do something nice for Mary.
Enjoy your holidays.
I wish I could go to Japan.
I like to sleep on a soft bed.
Tom! How nice to see you again!
I'm happy to finally meet you in person.
Have a nice day, Tom.
Jungle travel without a machete... is not fun.
That sounds great.
I like having plenty to do.
It was good chatting like old times. Let's talk again some time.
It likes to smoke tobacco.
I am really glad to hear that you want to live in Scotland.
Tom had a good time in Boston.
I'm glad that you like the sentence.
Nice talking with you.
It was nice and warm inside the house.
- He likes to cook for his family.
- He likes cooking for his family.
I don't like seeing young women wearing a lot of makeup.
"I'll come over and help you finish your homework." "Thank you. I'd like that very much."
- I'm glad to see you.
- I'm pleased to meet you.
I don't go to the theater alone, because after the movie I like to talk about it with someone.
Do you like living in Boston?
You're fun to hang out with.
Nothing is so pleasant as travelling alone.
I like to write poems.