Examples of using "Manqué" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I missed you so much!
- I missed you so much.
I missed you today.
- I've really missed you.
- I really have missed you.
- I really missed you.
- We missed you.
- We've missed you.
You didn't miss a thing.
- I missed you.
- I've missed you.
- I've been missing you.
- What did I miss?
- What have I missed?
What did we miss?
I've missed out on so much.
- What have they missed?
- What've they missed?
you're missing out
We all have missed you.
Did I miss something?
I've missed you so much, Tom.
- I missed you very much.
- I missed you a lot.
- I missed you so much!
- I missed you so much.
- I have missed you so much!
- I've missed him.
- I've missed it.
I missed my train.
- We missed you.
- We've missed you.
- You've been missed.
Tom didn't miss a thing.
They missed Tom.
I missed her a lot.
I missed your sweet kisses.
You didn't miss a thing.
I missed my flight.
I missed you last night.
Were you disrespectful?
You didn't miss the meeting.
Jane is absent from school today.
I missed the British accent so much.
- Mary is a tomboy.
- Mary's a tomboy.
He missed class.
Did we miss anything?
- Did I miss anything?
- Did I miss something?
He missed his chance.
I missed you very much yesterday.
- He was nearly drowned.
- He was almost drowned.
His heart sank to his boots.
You barely missed it.
I missed your sweet lips.
I've missed you so much, Tom.
We all have missed you.
Did anyone miss me?
I adopted the label of "tomboy,"
I missed school for six days.
The arrow fell short of the target.
She may have missed her train.
The arrow missed its target.
What did I miss?
- Sorry. I missed the train.
- Sorry, I missed the train.
They missed the last train.
Did I miss something interesting?
I regret losing that opportunity.
I missed a golden opportunity.
My daughter is a tomboy.
We missed the deadline.
I missed my bus this morning.
I missed you guys so much!