Examples of using "L'ait" in a sentence and their english translations:
I'm glad she liked it.
I'm glad he liked it.
- May God have mercy on him.
- May God have mercy upon him.
I'm not sure if he saw it.
She may have said so.
I'm glad she liked him.
She might have seen it.
He might have seen it.
She denied having been asked to go on a business trip.
I'm not sure if he saw it.
I'm not sure if he saw it.
I'm not sure if he saw it.
I'm not sure if he saw it.
I'm glad someone told me.
It looks like he found it by accident to me.
I'm surprised that nobody found him.
that my wife pulled it out of the archive somewhere.
Whether he wrote it or not will always remain a secret.
- I don't think Tom did that on purpose.
- I don't think that Tom did that on purpose.
After his wife left him, Harold went nuts.
I can't believe no one heard that.
I wish Tom hadn't told Mary about that.
Maybe Tom did this.
She didn't have to talk to me about it. It's good that she did.
Tom is utterly obsessed with food. No wonder Mary dumped him!
She may have said so.
He may have argued with his wife, but he can't have hit her.
The President vetoed the law after Congress passed it.
I'm glad someone told me.
- I don't care why Tom did it. I'm just glad he did.
- I don't care why Tom did it. I'm just glad he did it.
I can't believe no one heard that.
I wondered to hear her talking of death, when, to all appearance, she seemed as well as we had ever seen her.