Examples of using "N'allons" in a sentence and their english translations:
then we're not going to
We're not getting anywhere.
We're not going out.
We're not going ashore.
- We're not going to be able to call you.
- We aren't going to be able to call you.
Let's not go to that restaurant again.
We're not getting married.
We're not going to do it.
We're not going to do this anymore.
We're not throwing it away.
Why don't we go swimming?
We won't be doing that.
- We are not going on vacation.
- We're not going on vacation.
- We aren't going on vacation.
We're not going to stop now.
We're not going to sell it.
We're not going home.
We're not turning back.
We never go to bed before midnight.
- We're not going to make it.
- We're not gonna make it.
Why don't we go somewhere together?
We no longer go to eat at the Indian restaurant.
We're not going to hurt you.
We don't go to school on Saturdays.
Why don't we go check it out?
We're not breaking anything.
We're not going to dwell on this.
We're not going to accompany the children to school.
and be like, ah, we're getting nowhere.
We're not going any further. That's even deeper.
Why don't we go to the park or something?
Why don't we go get something to eat?
Why don't we go for a drive?
We're not going to make a decision overnight.
We'll never make it.
We're not going with you.
We're not going to leave Mary alone with Tom, are we?
We're not going to lie to you.
Why don't we go and see a movie?
We aren't going to have an office Christmas party this year.
We never go to bed before midnight.
We're not going into the streets today, because this place is still very much run by
We're not going to answer any more questions.
They express a kind of… not regretful attitude, but it's sort of rueful: ‘Yeah, well, we're