Examples of using "Onnekas" in a sentence and their english translations:
Lucky fly.
- I'm lucky.
- I am lucky.
- I was lucky.
- I got lucky.
- She is lucky.
- She's lucky.
Lucky, weren't you?
- I was very fortunate.
- I was very lucky.
I'm not very lucky.
Tom must be very lucky.
- Tom is a lucky guy.
- Tom is a lucky man.
- I think Tom is lucky.
- I think that Tom is lucky.
What an amazing privilege it was
He was fortunate to pass the exam.
It was just a lucky guess.
Passportu is a very lucky human.
- I wasn't as lucky as Tom.
- I wasn't as lucky as Tom was.
- I'm a lucky guy.
- I'm a lucky man.
She is happy.
He's a lucky guy.
I'm lucky to have sincere friends.
You're lucky because he didn't bite you.
- She is lucky.
- She's lucky.
Tom was lucky enough to find a good job.
Tom is lucky he didn't get punished.
- The doctors say Tom was very lucky.
- The doctors say that Tom was very lucky.
You're very lucky.
You're lucky that my dog didn't bite you.
You are fortunate to have such loving parents.
Tom was lucky that Mary didn't hit him.
Tom has been lucky.
Tom was incredibly lucky.
I'm lucky to have had good teachers.
Tom was lucky to grow up in a multilingual environment.
He is fortunate having such a good wife.
Tom has no idea how lucky he is.
You were once a child, dear reader, and perhaps you're lucky enough to still be one.
Babies are bits of star-dust blown from the hand of God. Lucky the woman who knows the pangs of birth, for she has held a star.