Examples of using "Naïf" in a sentence and their english translations:
Tom is naive.
- Tom was silly.
- Tom was naive.
He was naive.
I was naive.
You're naive.
I was naive.
Don't be naive.
Don't be naive.
- You are incredibly naive!
- You're incredibly naive.
- You are unbelievably naive.
- You are incredibly naive.
Boy was I naive.
Boy was I naive.
Tom seems to be very naive.
Tom is a very naive person.
I was naive too, of course.
I am a naive sheep.
It's naive to believe in that.
- I'm not that naïve.
- I'm not that naive.
That was naive of me.
He was naive.
Boy was I naive.
That's a very naive notion, right?
That was naive of me.
Tom can't be that naive.
I was naive.
You're naive.
I'm surprised that you're so naïve.
Lyusya is a very naïve and credulous girl.
- You're so naive.
- You're too naive.
You are incredibly naive!
Caring for the people in the village was our naive goal.
He's a bit naive.
I'm not gullible.
I'm not naive, I'm just an optimist.
I'm not naive.
Don't be so naive.
You're even more naive than I thought.
Don't be naive.
Stop being so naive.
Am I that selfish or he's just too naive?
I'm not completely naive.
There is no such thing as a naïve fox, nor a man without faults.
- I'm surprised that you're so naïve.
- I'm surprised that you're so naive.
- I'm surprised you're so naive.
I'm surprised that you're so naïve.
A naive peasant told a crooked merchant who wanted to sell him a deformed beast: "Even if I did not understand everything and that I know you to pass some junk, there is no question that I take the one who has the crooked mouth!"