Examples of using "Oletan" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I assume that you're Canadian.
- I assume you're Canadian.
I suppose you're hungry.
- I assume you're in a hurry.
- I assume that you're in a hurry.
I expect him to help me.
- I assume that Tom can swim.
- I assume Tom can swim.
I expect you realised that without being conscious of it.
I suppose you want me to help.
I suppose you want to go home.
- I assume you can speak French.
- I assume that you can speak French.
I suppose you think Tom is really stupid.
- I assume you know what this is.
- I assume that you know what this is.
- I assume you've heard about Tom's promotion.
- I assume that you've heard about Tom's promotion.
- I assume you're willing to take the risk.
- I assume that you're willing to take the risk.
- I assume you wouldn't want to do that?
- I assume that you wouldn't want to do that?
I assume you haven't seen Tom this morning.
- I assume you know what happened here yesterday.
- I assume that you know what happened here yesterday.
- I assume you know what this is about.
- I assume that you know what this is about.
"I assume you have a college degree." "You assume wrong."
I expect that Tom will eat before he comes.
I take you for an honest man.
- I assume you have a car.
- I assume that you have a car.