Examples of using "Puhuvat" in a sentence and their english translations:
People are talking.
- They're talking.
- They are talking.
- Everybody's talking.
- Everyone is talking.
All of them speak French.
French is spoken by many.
The facts speak for themselves.
People will talk.
- Everyone is talking about it.
- Everybody's talking about it.
- Everyone's talking about it.
- Everyone's talking about you.
- Everyone is talking about you.
They are talking about music.
The Finns speak Finnish.
Numbers speak clearly.
All my friends speak French.
Everyone speaks a language.
Many people in Africa speak French.
They talk very fast.
Those men are speaking French.
- They all speak French.
- All of them speak French.
The Italians seldom talk about politics.
Few people speak my language.
- They're talking.
- They are talking.
Many of you speak French, right?
They seldom, if ever, speak in French.
- Almost everyone I know can speak French.
- Almost everybody that I know can speak French.
- Almost everyone that I know can speak French.
- Almost everybody I know can speak French.
Everyone always speaks well of Tom.
- I think Tom's record speaks for itself.
- I think that Tom's record speaks for itself.
They're talking.
I guess they speak French.
Tom and Mary are talking to John.
Those people over there are speaking French.
Many foreigners speak good Japanese.
Everyone can speak French well in Tunisia.
People who speak dozens of languages fluently astonish me.
Don't interrupt people when they're talking.
Light cares speak, great ones are dumb.
He is well spoken of by those people.
All the signs are that she is getting better.
I don't care what people say.
Don't make fun of me when I'm talking seriously.
Tom and Mary speak to each other in English.
They only speak Finnish with their children.
- You should hold your tongue while someone else is talking.
- You ought to keep quiet when people are talking.
- He is spoken ill of by his students.
- His students speak badly about him behind his back.
- Tom and Mary usually speak French to each other.
- Tom and Mary usually speak to each other in French.
Who are they talking about?
- Some seldom speak unless spoken to.
- Some people seldom speak unless they're spoken to.
- There are people who seldom speak unless they're spoken to.
Some people talk too much and do too little.
The man they're talking about has been dead for a long time.
They talk a lot to one another, over the telephone and in person.
I have many friends who are native speakers.
They speak English in New Zealand.
Everyone always speaks well of Tom.
Even Japanese can make mistakes when they speak Japanese.
Some people seldom speak unless they're spoken to.
People that think and speak only about themselves are hopelessly uneducated.
My parents usually speak to each other in French, even though my mother is a native English speaker.
People often refer to themselves in the third person when talking to children.
Patriots always talk of dying for their country, and never of killing for their country.
Everyone can speak French well in Tunisia.
Approximately 4.9 percent of Finns are Finland-Swedes. In other words, people with Swedish as their mother tongue.
My parents usually speak to each other in French, even though my mother is a native English speaker.
Tom is really jealous and he gets mad when other guys talk to me.
All of you speak French, right?
People say he never dies.
People with Finnish as their native tongue must learn Swedish in school. Many dislike this and refer to it as "coercion Swedish."
- Everyone's saying it.
- Everybody says it.
Tom can write almost like a native speaker, but his pronunciation is terrible.
It makes no sense to add hundreds of sentences at Tatoeba if they are not validated by native users.
The colloquial sentences added to Tatoeba seem to be of great help to immigrants who are trying to understand why language lessons teach an entirely different language than the one that people actually speak.
And these signs shall follow them that believe; In my name shall they cast out devils; they shall speak with new tongues; they shall take up serpents; and if they drink any deadly thing it shall not hurt them; they shall lay hands on the sick, and they shall recover!
Whoever thinks: "These days, everyone speaks English" or "The entire world speaks English" without asking what portion of the global population it is that speaks English, and how well they can speak it, is someone who does not want to see the reality in front of their eyes.