Examples of using "Reviendrai" in a sentence and their english translations:
I'll get back to you.
- I'll come back.
- I will return.
- I'll go back.
I'll come back for you.
I'll come back tomorrow.
I'll get back to you.
Wait here. I'll be back soon.
- I'm not coming back.
- I won't be coming back.
I'll never come back.
"I'll be back," said Tom.
- I'll come back.
- I'll be back.
I'll come back for you.
I'll come back for you.
If you want, I will come back here.
I'll come back by the morning.
Goodbye, I'll come back tomorrow.
I'll come again on the tenth.
I'll get back to you on that.
Then I'll come again later.
I'll come back. I promise.
Wait here. I'll be back soon.
I'll come again some other time.
I will be back in two weeks.
- I'll come again when you are free.
- I'll come again when you're free.
I'll tell you when I'll get back.
I'll tell you when I get back.
I'll come back tomorrow if I can.
I'll come back home as soon as I can.
- Tell Tom I'll come back.
- Tell Tom I'll be back.
I'll be back by tomorrow, if possible.
I promise to come back early.
If you want, I will come back here.
If you want, I will come back here.
“I will come back. I love you. Thank you.”
I'll call them tomorrow when I come back.
- I'll return at 6:30.
- I'll return at half past six.
- I will return at 6:30.
I won't be back for a while.
I don't know when I'll be back.
I'll come back to you again if I may.
I will return to the house before dark.
I'm not coming back.
- I'm not going back.
- I'm not coming back.
- I won't return.
- I won't go back.
- I won't come back.
- I'll come back Monday.
- I'll be back on Monday.
As soon as I finish my job, I'll come back.
- I must go now, but I'll come back.
- I've to go now, but I'll come back.
"When will you return to Italy?" "I will return next year."
It's three o'clock now; I'll come again in an hour.
I'll be back at ten.
I don't know if you'll be here when I return.
Now I'm going to cook, I'll be back later.
Anyway, I will come back to this issue soon İbrahim Müteferrika
I'll be back in a few months.
- Tell Tom I'll be back.
- Tell Tom that I'll be back.
- I will be back at half past six.
- I'll return at 6:30.
- I'll return at half past six.
- I will return at 6:30.
- I'll be back at six-thirty.
- I'll be back at half past six.
- I'll be back at half six.
- I'll be back at 6:30.
“I will follow my path. I don't think I'll be back,” had said the rebel singer Matoub, long before they murdered him.
When I come back to the country [who knows if this virus will leave us a respite or attack us again], ask me again to continue my translation into Kabyle of the French text that I already wrote on couscous; and that I titled "Awer ifuṛ, awer yeṛdem". No doubt I will use your lexical text wisely so that every Kabyle, woman and man, is proud of it. So, please don't forget!