Examples of using "Midi" in a sentence and their english translations:
They study in the afternoon.
Come back this afternoon.
The next day, noon.
I'll wait till noon.
Please wait till noon.
- It is midday.
- It's midday.
Good afternoon.
I'll call you at noon.
I begin this afternoon.
I begin this afternoon.
- They should arrive by noon.
- They ought to be here by noon.
I leave this afternoon.
- I should like to see you this afternoon.
- I'd like to see you this afternoon.
I'll see you again this afternoon.
Midday nap, come on.
I'll call you at noon.
It is almost 12 o'clock.
They study in the afternoon.
You've got till noon.
I'll ring back at midday.
He comes at noon.
She will arrive around noon.
I'm starting at noon.
I have lunch at noon.
He has been sleeping since noon.
Let's spend the afternoon together.
It was nearly noon.
We're leaving about noon.
I'll call you at noon.
to turn that really lovely afternoon into a bad afternoon
I'm going to go out this afternoon.
He will come this afternoon.
Are you free in the afternoon?
Will it rain this afternoon?
She should be there at noon.
We don't have all afternoon.
I've been here all afternoon.
She will go out this afternoon.
Where were you yesterday afternoon?
What will you have for lunch today?
What do you have planned for the afternoon?
I'll be seeing Mary this afternoon.
What are you doing this afternoon?
Will it rain this afternoon?
Are you free in the afternoon?
but one Sunday afternoon,
Thank you very much. Nice afternoon!
It may rain around noon.
Betty will be able to come before noon.
Tom is due to come at noon.
He is going to leave tomorrow afternoon.
He will come this afternoon.
I met him about noon.
We leave tomorrow afternoon.
Not before tomorrow afternoon.
Let's go tomorrow afternoon.
- Good afternoon.
- Good afternoon!
- We usually have lunch at noon.
- We have lunch at noon, usually.
We're leaving this afternoon.
I slept the whole afternoon away.
The train is due at noon.
Let's meet this afternoon.
They should arrive by noon.
We arrived there before noon.
I like to swim in the afternoon.
The bell rings at noon.