Examples of using "Paikkansa" in a sentence and their english translations:
- This is true.
- That's true.
- It is unfortunately true.
- Unfortunately, it's true.
It may be true.
- This is true.
- That's true.
Unfortunately, the information is accurate.
I will take his place.
There is a place for everyone in the world.
That's right!
- It is unfortunately true.
- Unfortunately, that's true.
It is essential to reserve your seat in advance.
Tom and Mary found their seats.
The children have been instructed to take their places.
What you say is usually true.
- This is true.
- That's true.
My information was accurate.
but like everything in nature, it has its place.
He was so kind as to offer his seat to me.
- The report is only too true.
- Unfortunately, the report is true.
- Unfortunately, the information is accurate.
There is every reason to doubt that it is true.
"That's right", said John.
- It is unfortunately true.
- It's unfortunately true.
I think the rumor is true.
That's not always the case.
Is it true that Tom changed his name?
It's better to be thought a fool than to open your mouth and prove it.
A demonym is typically - but not always - derived from a placename, though it is equally true that many countries are named for their inhabitants.