Examples of using "Valittaa" in a sentence and their english translations:
He's always complaining.
- Who's complaining?
- Who is complaining?
Do you wish to complain?
- She keeps moaning that she has no time.
- She keeps complaining that she has no time.
- She keeps complaining that she doesn't have time.
He is always complaining.
You can't complain.
He whines a lot.
The patient is always complaining of a headache.
He complains all the time.
Tom is always complaining about his wife.
The defendant will appeal to a higher court.
Sami plans to appeal his conviction.
Tom plans to appeal his conviction.
Tom is going to appeal the ruling.
Mary plans to appeal her conviction.
- He plans to appeal his conviction.
- She plans to appeal her conviction.
They plan to appeal their convictions.
He's always complaining about the food.
Mr Morikawa's continually complaining about something.
I'm sure Tom will complain.
He never sees me without complaining about his wife.
She complains about everything and everyone.
Tom almost never complains about anything.
"How are you doing?" "I can't complain."
Tom is always complaining about how much Mary spends.
He is always complaining of this and that.
Tom and Mary plan to appeal their convictions.
My grandmother is always complaining of the cold.
He is always complaining about the way I do things.
The man complains, because the dog is barking, or vice versa?
- It is no use complaining.
- It's no use complaining.
My mother almost never complains.
Candidates whose nomination was rejected have five days to appeal.
Tom is always complaining about how much Mary spends.
You can't teach a man to fish if he complains about having to fish.
Tom had no sooner walked in the door than Mary started to complain.
- It is no use complaining.
- It's no use complaining.
- There is nothing to complain about.
- There's nothing to complain about.
"What will trigonometric functions ever do for me in the future?!" "If you have time to whine, why don't get your housework done quickly instead?!"