Examples of using "Payée" in a sentence and their english translations:
She is well paid.
I got paid today.
Are you getting paid for this?
She didn't get paid for it.
The bill must be paid today.
The fine shall be paid in cash.
The bill was paid in coin.
I haven't gotten paid yet.
How much is your hourly pay?
I am paid weekly.
How much are you being paid to do this?
She didn't get paid for it.
I wanna get paid.
I got paid today.
I've already paid you.
I'm not paid to do that.
At least, they paid me to do it.
She isn't paid monthly, but daily.
The debt for all of our sins is already paid in full.
I wanna get paid.
How much is your hourly pay?
I haven't gotten paid yet.
- I am paid by the week.
- I am paid weekly.
They won't allow me to do what I'm being paid to do.
They won't allow me to do what I'm being paid to do.
I've already paid you.
Most of the wood is paid for at 50 cents per cubic meter.
Are you getting paid for this?
Normally, she is paid at the beginning of the warranty period but it happens
I'm sorry, but I'm not paid enough to give a damn.
- I'm not paid to do that.
- I don't get paid to do that.
I hope you're well paid.
I'm being paid to do this.
I feel bad that I haven't paid you yet.
- I've already paid you.
- I've paid you already.
- He didn't get paid for it.
- She didn't get paid for it.
How much are you being paid to do this?
Are you being paid for doing this?
They won't allow me to do what I'm being paid to do.
I can't do what I'm being paid to do.
- I thought I had paid the monthly fee, but I received a phone call from the school saying that the bill still needs to be paid.
- I thought that I had paid the monthly fee, but I received a phone call from the school saying that the bill still needs to be paid.
Learning languages is my avocation. I don't get paid for it.
I'm sorry, but I'm not paid enough to give a damn.
- I do this for a living.
- I'm being paid to do this.
- I get paid to do that.
I feel bad that I haven't paid you yet.
The minority of Kabyles who defend the Algerian colonial state, are for the most part under the control of Arabo-Islamism and, for the others who are paid by the same system are attracted by the privileges. Under the guise of nationalism, they support the fascist strate that oppresses, imprisons and kills Kabyles every day and impoverishes the Kabylia by putting a stick in the wheels of the local economy. Of course this minority of Kabyle traitors don't see all this misery, quite the contrary, they speak of dates and sun on the beach.