Examples of using "Ne”" in a sentence and their english translations:
They are delicate. They fall ill.
Who are they for?
[Eleuterio] And repression started hitting,
Could you wrap them up separately?
Place them on the baking sheet, then glaze them with egg yolk.
- They're tears of joy.
- They are tears of joy.
They approve.
Stop them.
- They're tears of joy.
- They are tears of joy.
Destroy them!
They quarreled.
Kill them.
So look, we'll leave them like this.
Look, all of that...
Oh, they've been taken down stream
and eat those?
They're just making me think really slow. [echoing slightly]
And you can eat these,
and they form what's called "pit lakes."
So we're gonna be really careful turning these over.
It feels really good.
They glow in the dark,
They glow in the moonlight.
...that they make their move.
Infiltrate buildings.
They're full of life.
obscuring the moon.
They make use of the lights.
They sound the early warning.
With a key to empty them instantly.
And they last indefinitely.
They are very governmental.
Who are they for?
Where did you bake them?
Where did you bone them?
Where did you drown them?
- They're wonderful.
- They're beautiful.
- These are wonderful.
- They are excellent.
They're animals.
They're disposable.
They cost too much.
I made them myself.
We've got them.
Boil those potatoes.
They were mine.
Whose are they?
I wanted to read them.
They hated each other.
They're blue.
They hate spiders.
If they make it to spring, they will be ready to head out alone.
They are my grandfather's books.
They are running now.
They are my grandfather's books.
- They are watching a movie.
- They're watching a movie.
They hunt in packs, they live in packs, and they are formidable opponents.
we should aim to take that market, get to know it, organize it,
and has this amazing method of just picking them up with her suckers and gently just throwing them out the den.
Seal the doors.
No. They are too small.
But where do we get those sentences? And how do we translate them?
Open the doors.
Open the doors.
And then in this goes.
I know exactly what it is, as well.
they're gonna cause a really nasty rash.
They're called "urticating" hairs.
They can kill a cheetah.
only coming out to graze at night.
Together, they make an intimidating crowd...
...he could kill them.
But at night, they move.
They never stop growing.
By day, they look benign.
In the wild, they roost in tree hollows.
Once they can eat no more...
they vanish like ghosts.
They also get a helping hand.
They can sense lions are out there,
In the confusion, they scatter.
They welcome the return of day.
They need very smart agriculture.
They force you to observe.
[in Spanish] They sell at a high price.
Both things are hard to combine.
Which are not non-governmental.
Yeah, every single one of them.
And they are particularly aggressive.
So they are deadly little octopus predators.
Grow horns on their heads.
What are they made of?
How long are they?
Where did you wet them?
They're smiling.
They canceled.
They burned.
- Keep them.
- You keep them.
- After cleaning the dishes, I rinse them.
- After washing the dishes, I rinse them.