Examples of using "Ulkona" in a sentence and their english translations:
I'm going to wait outside.
It's snowing outside.
It's getting darker outside now.
We were outside.
It's raining outside.
He's out for a walk.
Let's eat out for a change.
- It's all dark outside.
- It's totally dark outside.
- It's pitch black outside.
Did you go out last night?
Have you been out at all?
Tom is out now.
- It is cold outside.
- It's cold outside.
Exercise outdoors.
- It is dark outside.
- It's dark outside.
- You can wait outside.
- You may wait outside.
- It's all dark outside.
- It's dark outside.
- It's pitch black outside.
- Is it hot outside?
- Hot outside?
Tom stayed outside.
Tom waited outside.
They're waiting outside.
We were out together.
Tom is playing outside.
- It snows outside.
- It's snowing outside.
It's dark out.
Would you like to go out and get something to eat?
- Do you eat out often?
- Do you often eat out?
It's pretty freaking cold outside.
Come inside. It's cold outside.
I love going out.
It is getting lighter outside.
- It's getting dark little by little outside.
- It's gradually getting dark outside.
- It's slowly getting dark outside.
- It's gradually becoming dark outside.
It was bitterly cold outside.
I don't like eating out.
Do you eat at home or eat out?
- I'm sorry, my father is out.
- Unfortunately, my father isn't at home.
It's really cold outside.
Children should play outside.
They are out shopping.
Tom isn't outside.
They're right outside.
They're still outside.
Tom must be out.
Tom met Mary outside.
Tom is still outside.
It's already dark outside.
It seems warm outside.
- There's someone waiting for us outside.
- There's somebody waiting for us outside.
I feel like eating out tonight.
Please put your waste in the bins outside.
- Come inside. It's cold outside.
- Get in. It's cold outside.
It's hailing.
We went out for a pizza last night.
You should get out more.
It's a lot of fun playing outdoors.
I shut the window to keep the mosquitoes out.
- I feel like eating out tonight.
- I want to eat out tonight.
Do you want to eat out tonight?
He never went out.
Which would you rather do, eat at home or eat out?
Tom doesn't get out much.
Tom is outside, playing with his dog.
Tom has stopped eating out.
Please wait outside.
I don't feel like eating out this evening.
- I decided to eat out tonight.
- I've decided to eat out tonight.
Put your coat on. It's cold outside.
Because of the rain, we didn't play tennis outside.
I'm sick of eating out every night.
- Tom's outside.
- Tom is outside.
It goes to feed at dusk.
- I thought we were going out for lunch.
- I thought that we were going out for lunch.
I addressed my full attention to the landscape outside.
- It is all right to eat out tonight?
- Is it all right to eat out tonight?
A guard is outside.
I think there's someone out there.
- When was the last time you ate out?
- When was the last time that you ate out?
A bunch of people were standing outside waiting.
- Exercise outdoors.
- Go exercise outside.
The children played outside until dark.
I like to go out with my buddies.
It's really dark outside tonight.
My father rarely, if ever, goes out on Sundays.
But it's at least 20 degrees hotter out here than inside that cave.
But it's at least 20 degrees hotter out here than inside that cave.
- Nobody wants to work outdoors on a cold day.
- No one wants to work outdoors on a cold day.
Will you take care of the children while I'm out?