Examples of using "Varmaan" in a sentence and their english translations:
As you might have noticed,
I must be dreaming.
- It is going to rain soon.
- It's about to rain.
- It's going to rain soon.
- It'll rain soon.
- You must be joking!
- You must be joking.
Probably.
Maybe Tom will help.
You must be doing wonderfully in everything.
He will certainly come, nevertheless.
- Tom must be lonely.
- Tom has to be lonely.
You may as well leave now.
That's probably true.
Tom is probably scared.
We may as well wait.
Maybe I should go.
- You see that, right?
- You're seeing that, aren't you?
Tom must like you.
That's probably not a bad idea.
So, they're obviously using this cave to shelter in.
That's probably smart.
He must be lacking in common sense.
Take an umbrella. It's likely to rain.
Tom certainly goes to bed early.
We should probably ask Tom.
You must be miserable.
You think I'm a bad person, don't you?
You're all hungry, aren't you?
I guess I just don't get it.
It probably doesn't really matter.
We should probably tell Tom.
We should probably ask Tom first.
- You're angry with me, aren't you?
- You're mad at me, aren't you?
- You're upset with me, aren't you?
Probably a good place for snakes and you name it.
You must be a fool.
- It will snow tomorrow.
- It will be snow tomorrow.
- There will be snow tomorrow.
I suppose that's OK.
That's probably why I'm still single.
Tom might have left his umbrella in Mary's car.
- I guess Tom and Mary aren't home.
- I guess Tom and Mary aren't at home.
That's probably good, it's getting really hot up here now.
We may as well wait.
- I can't imagine what it must've been like.
- I can't imagine what it must have been like.
You think I'm lying, don't you?
- Sorry, I must have dialed the wrong number.
- Sorry, I must've dialed the wrong number.
Tom probably thought I wouldn't be here today.
I should probably spend more time with Tom.
- Tom hasn't come yet. He must've missed the bus.
- Tom hasn't come yet. He must have missed the bus.
He will come after all.
- I should let you know that I'm not optimistic.
- I should let you know I'm not optimistic.
That's pretty normal.
Even if he's busy, he'll come.
You must be exhausted.
It's the first sunny day in a long time, so the clothes should dry in no time.
There's no point going there now. I'm sure they are closed.
And out here, if that's feline, that probably means jaguars.
So you want me to make a camp in the tree? That's probably not a bad idea.
He'll be here soon.
I'd better get back to work.
- You're kidding, right?
- You're kidding, aren't you?
Tom certainly goes to bed early.
- Tom must've realized it was a rhetorical question, because he didn't answer.
- Tom must have realized it was a rhetorical question, because he didn't answer.
are probably going to lead to water, but these trails are heading off that way.
It may safely be said that he is the greatest pianist in the twentieth century.
- That should help.
- This should help.
- This should be useful.
You'd be amazed how often Tom doesn't do his homework.
You'll get a lot of presents on your birthday.
- It'll snow tomorrow.
- It will snow tomorrow.
I'd better get back inside.
Tom is probably waiting.
That's probably smart. I don't wanna take my eyes off this snake. You can see he's coiled.
- You must be hiding something.
- You're hiding something, aren't you?
I believe I've got the chicken pox.
so he was probably just like amazed that humans would treat him so badly and shoot at him and stuff like that, so he didn't immediately run away.
I wouldn't do that if I were you.
She may not come.
- With a little more patience, you would have succeeded.
- With a little more patience, you would've succeeded.
"Sorry, I overslept" "Again?, I have already gotten tired of hearing your excuses" "Sorry. Surely there are times where you aren't able to get up though?" "No."
Something you should know about me is that I stay up until late at night.
If you translate from your second language into your own native language, rather than the other way around, you're less likely to make mistakes.
Should any political party attempt to abolish social security, unemployment insurance, and eliminate labor laws and farm programs, you would not hear of that party again in our political history. There is a tiny splinter group, of course, that believes you can do these things. Among them are H. L. Hunt (you possibly know his background), a few other Texas oil millionaires, and an occasional politician or business man from other areas. Their number is negligible and they are stupid.