Examples of using "Surullinen" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I am very sad.
- I'm very sad.
Are you sad?
I'm sad.
- I'm sad.
- It's sad.
You're sad.
Are you sad?
When I woke up, I was sad.
Why are you so sad?
- I am very sad.
- I'm very sad.
What a sad story this is!
- Tom's sad.
- Tom is sad.
Why is he sad?
You're sad.
I was sorry to hear about Tom.
- Sad.
- Sad!
- Tom is very sad.
- Tom is very upset.
- Tom's very sad.
A sad accident took place yesterday.
That was a very sad story.
That's really sad.
- Tom felt sad.
- Tom was sad.
- I think Tom is sad.
- I think that Tom is sad.
Were you sad when Tom died?
This is such a sad story.
Why were you so sad yesterday?
I was sad, but Tom cheered me up.
I listen to this song when I'm sad.
Dear mother, why art thou so sad?
I'm not mad. I'm just sad.
Lincoln was sad that he had not won.
He walked away with a sad look on his face.
Tom couldn't help but feel sad.
I don't love you any more; I'm sad.
- Tom told me he was sad.
- Tom told me that he was sad.
I asked him why he is so sad.
I'm very sad that you haven't bought any gift for me.
Mistreated by his owner, this dog was a sad thing to see.
Tom couldn't resist Mary's sad puppy look.
Tom was sad when he discovered that Mary was a gold digger and Mary was sad when she discovered that Tom was poor.
Tom felt sad.
It is a sad house where the hen crows louder than the cock.
Tom acted happy, but deep inside he was sad.
Don't be sad because it's over. Be happy because it happened.
That's a sad story, but I have the feeling that it now is heading toward a happy ending.