Examples of using "Onkohan" in a sentence and their english translations:
Does Tom have any pets?
- Is this love?
- I wonder if this is love.
- Is that love?
I wonder if she is married.
Will it clear up this afternoon?
Is there any life on Mars?
- I wonder if Tom is downstairs.
- I wonder whether Tom is downstairs.
Is Tom nervous?
Does Tom disagree?
- I wonder if life exists on other planets.
- I wonder whether life exists on other planets.
- I wonder if I have any reason to live.
- I wonder if my life is worth living.
- I wonder if this is really true.
- I wonder whether this is really true.
Is Tom still mad at me?
Is it possible?
Maybe it's best not to add pepper.
Is French a difficult language to learn?
Is the boss in a good mood today?
I wonder if there exists a level that's lower than "user"?
Is this love?
I wonder if there is any reason to translate this into French.
- Is that Tom?
- I wonder if that's Tom.
I wonder if Tom is likely to be here this afternoon.
I wonder if what I wrote was correct.
The house next door is a bit loud. I wonder if they're throwing a party.
I can't find Tim. Has he gone already?
I wonder if Tom is as excited about this as Mary is.
"Is this really a natural expression?" "Let's ask Mr. Google."
This steak seems rare. I wonder if it was cooked long enough.
Is this some kind of scam?
Tom did it, didn't he?
Don't you think this computer game may be a little too difficult for Tom?
I can only wonder if this is the same for everyone else.
Is it OK to feed my dog lettuce?
I wonder if it's true.
I wonder if translating it as "I love you" is taking too much of a liberty.
There are seedless grapes and seedless watermelons. I wonder if there are seedless mangoes.
"I heard that 70% of Japanese are ninjas. Is it true?" "Where did you hear that from?"
Lately it seems that no matter how much I sleep, I stay tired. I wonder if I've come down with something strange.