Examples of using "T'attends" in a sentence and their english translations:
I'll wait for you downstairs.
I'm waiting for you in Berlin.
I'm waiting for you at my house.
- What do you hope to find?
- What do you expect to find?
I've been waiting for you for three hours!
I'll wait for you in the lobby.
Alright! I'm waiting for you in the restaurant.
I've been waiting for you for over a week.
I will wait here for you. Come back tomorrow evening.
Where shall I wait for you?
Don't expect a coherent answer.
Don't expect any mercy from me.
Don't expect anyone to help you.
- You expect me to believe that?
- Do you expect me to believe that?
Don't expect me to be happy about this.
Don't expect everyone to like you.
Don't expect me to help you with your homework.
I've been waiting for you for three hours!
I've been waiting for you since 2:30.
Don't expect me to do it for you. It's your baby.
Don't expect any mercy from me.
Expect no mercy.
Don't expect me to be truthful when you keep lying to me so blatantly.
Don't expect anyone to help you.
- Don't expect anyone to help you.
- Don't expect anybody to help you.
Don't expect others to help you.
- You're not expecting me to help you, are you?
- You aren't expecting me to help you, are you?
You don't expect me to face Tom alone, do you?