Examples of using "Varmasti" in a sentence and their english translations:
Sure.
He'll succeed for sure.
No doubt.
- Are you going to be OK?
- Are you going to be okay?
Her son is sure to succeed.
Certainly she is correct.
- I must have caught a cold.
- I must've caught a cold.
- He'll succeed for sure.
- She'll succeed for sure.
They most certainly know.
I'll bet it hurts.
Haste makes waste.
He'll come for sure.
I bet you know French.
I'm sure you're tired.
Your dreams will come true.
Don't fail to write to me.
He is certain to come.
I'm sure we'll find something to do.
- I am sure.
- I'm certain.
- Definitely!
- Certainly!
The dog must be hungry.
Certainly she is correct.
It's definitely starting to rain.
Tom certainly is friendly.
Tom will definitely help me.
Tom must be very proud.
Tom must be rich.
My family's going to love you.
This method is sure to work.
You can certainly rely on him.
Are you sure you pressed the last button?
This method is sure to work.
Probably a smart choice.
- You are sure to succeed, whatever you do.
- You're sure to succeed, whatever you do.
You'll find both of the books interesting.
You will be very pleased by how he performs.
Meros is certainly not a liar.
She must be over eighty.
You never know for sure.
He must be over fifty.
I'm sure you're busy, Tom.
You must be a fool.
Be sure to tell Tom what happened.
Tom must be proud of you.
I am sure you heard about the explosion that happened in Istanbul.
Tom must be very hungry.
Tom's parents must be proud.
Certainly!
I'm sure Tom would love it.
- They must have known it all along.
- They must've known it all along.
You must have me confused with someone else.
We must've made a mistake.
If you go on at that rate, you will surely fail.
To study abroad will be a wonderful experience.
She must have seen better days.
Something must be wrong with the machinery.
I'm sure that dress will look good on Mary.
I'm sure that shirt will look good on you.
I'm really going to enjoy myself.
Tom will be angry.
Your doctor says you're going to be OK.
- Tom is definitely up to something!
- Tom is definitely up to something.
I'll surely have nightmares after this movie.
Are there infixes in English? Abso-fucking-lutely!
- Talk of the devil and he is sure to appear.
- Talk of the devil and he's sure to appear.
I'm thinking now, "She's definitely gonna catch this one."
If we were to rest a little, we would feel surely feel much more refreshed.
I cannot say for certain that the patient will recover.
He must be happier now after having remarried.
This is it.
Prime Minister Koizumi is certainly not a cold-blooded man.
If you anger the cat, it will certainly scratch you.
Tom is going to love you guys.
If you leave now, I'm sure you'll be caught in a traffic jam.
- All will be fine.
- It'll be all right.
Tom definitely had enough time to get the job done.
You must be mentally exhausted.
A man as diligent as he is, is sure to succeed.
You're going to need help.
We can't be sure which door Tom will come through.
This method is sure to work.
Tom doesn't know for certain what Mary is going to do.
Tom must be angry.
I bet you can't guess where I was last night!
Whenever I lie down on my bed and read a book, I fall asleep.
It's already ten o'clock. My mother must be angry.
Tom's wife would probably leave him if she knew the truth.
The position of women, over the years, has definitely changed for the better.
Which makes me think it was definitely a mirage.
Your point may be a little off target, but it certainly is close.
Someone who knows English well must have written this.
He's always looking at you. He must love you.
Her son is sure to succeed.
You made the mistake on purpose, didn't you?