Examples of using "Pars" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Beat it.
- Get away!
- Get out!
- Go away.
- Get outta here!
- Go!
- Leave!
- Walk!
- Just go!
- Move.
- Don't leave!
- Don't leave.
I'm leaving today.
- When will you leave?
- When are you going?
Go for a run."
go away now
Leave now.
- Leave immediately!
- Leave now!
- I'm leaving.
- I'm going.
Are you leaving?
Are you going now? - I'm going now, yes.
- What time will you leave?
- When will you leave?
- What time will you leave?
- When will you leave?
- When are you leaving?
- I'm leaving now.
- I'm going.
I'm leaving on Sunday.
You're leaving already?
Get away.
I'm leaving today.
Are you leaving soon?
When will you leave?
I'm leaving tomorrow.
Why are you going?
I'm leaving on Monday.
Are you leaving now?
- Are you leaving tomorrow?
- Will you leave tomorrow?
- Are you going to leave tomorrow?
- Will you be leaving tomorrow?
Why are you going?
What time will you leave?
I leave this afternoon.
- I'm going.
- I am going.
- Don't leave!
- Don't leave.
- Don't leave.
- Don't go away.
Ah, you're leaving tomorrow!
Oh, you're leaving tomorrow!
Go when you want.
I'm leaving.
Leave tomorrow.
Are you going away this summer?
- I leave this evening.
- I'll be leaving this evening.
I'm going on a trip.
- Leave immediately!
- Leave immediately.
Please leave.
I go to work.
- I'm going abroad.
- I am going abroad.
- I leave the day after tomorrow.
- I'm leaving the day after tomorrow.
- I'm leaving without him.
- I'm leaving without it.
Please leave.
- Get out of here.
- Go away.
- There's the exit.
- Scram.
- Quit.
Don't go anywhere, stay there.
- When do you go on holiday?
- When do you go on vacation?
I am leaving at four.
I leave for Paris tomorrow.
I leave in three days.
I leave in an hour.
- Beat it.
- Go away.
- Fuck off!
- Get lost!
- Bug off!
I leave this afternoon.
I'm leaving in the afternoon.
- What time will you leave?
- What time are you leaving?
I'm going on a business trip.
- I will go if you go.
- I'll go if you go.
Why don't you run along?
I'm off to Turkey tomorrow.