Examples of using "Tapahtua" in a sentence and their english translations:
That can happen.
Anything could happen.
And then very strange things began to happen.
A lot can happen in a year.
A lot can happen in a month.
- This was not supposed to happen.
- This wasn't supposed to happen.
- That won't happen.
- That sort of thing won't happen.
- It isn't going to happen.
We won't allow that to happen.
I wonder what happened to Paul.
I can't let that happen.
I know what can happen here.
A lot can happen in three hours.
Why does everything have to happen to us?
A lot can happen in three years.
It doesn't have to happen again.
- What could've happened to Tom?
- What could have happened to Tom?
This doesn't have to happen again.
That shouldn't happen at all.
Can such a thing happen again?
Tom knows it can't happen.
Tom says you let it happen.
- I don't know what could've happened.
- I don't know what could have happened.
- The damage is done.
- The damage has already been done.
- The genie is out of the bottle.
- I'm wondering what will happen if I push this button.
- I'm wondering what'll happen if I push this button.
Let's consider the worst that could happen.
- I don't think there was any harm done.
- I don't think that there was any harm done.
Please don't let this happen again.
I wouldn't have let anything happen to Tom.
You never know what might happen.
What happened to Tom could happen to you.
That's the worst thing that could possibly happen.
- It's not supposed to happen.
- This isn't supposed to be happening.
- It isn't supposed to happen.
I have to warn Tom about what might happen.
What's the worst thing that could possibly happen?
Apparently, there is nothing that cannot happen today.
Tom said he wouldn't let it happen again.
I think it could happen.
I would never have believed that such a thing could ever happen to me.
Don't let that happen again!
I wonder what happens if I press this button.
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