Examples of using "Coupable" in a sentence and their english translations:
- You're not guilty.
- You aren't guilty.
They found him guilty.
I felt guilty about it.
Tom was found guilty.
I felt guilty.
Who's at fault?
- He confessed that he was guilty.
- He confessed that he had committed the crime.
I plead guilty.
- Tom's guilty.
- Tom is guilty.
I'm guilty.
I confess that I am guilty.
He's guilty.
I felt guilty.
I felt guilty.
I felt guilty.
and he was about to plead guilty,
I feel guilty.
- I am to blame.
- I'm the guilty one.
I feel guilty about it.
They adjudged him guilty.
They found him guilty.
Tom isn't guilty.
They found him guilty.
I pleaded not guilty.
Do you feel guilty?
He felt guilty.
- You aren't guilty.
- He isn't guilty.
Tom feels guilty.
- You are as guilty as he is.
- You're as guilty as him.
Don't you feel guilty?
Do you think Tom is guilty?
We know who the real culprit is.
I'm guilty now, too.
The court found him guilty.
She is guilty of theft.
She is guilty of stealing.
She is guilty of fraud.
He was declared guilty.
He is guilty of stealing.
He admitted that he was guilty.
He is guilty of murder.
He was guilty of murder.
- I am not guilty!
- I'm not guilty.
I was convinced that he was guilty.
Tom is guilty of stealing.
She is as guilty as Tom.
We find the defendant not guilty.
I feel very guilty.
My client wants to plead guilty.
Tom has pleaded not guilty.
Tom is not to blame.
Tom was found guilty.
Sami felt a lot of guilt.
I felt guilty.
- Nobody believes you're guilty.
- Nobody believes that you're guilty.
- No one believes that you're guilty.
- No one believes you're guilty.
I felt guilty about it.
You are not to blame for anything.
Tom often feels guilty.
Do you think Tom is guilty?
Was he, in fact, guilty of wrongdoing?
He is not guilty of murder.
He was guilty of a blunder.