Examples of using "Antwortet" in a sentence and their english translations:
- No one is responding.
- No one is answering.
- No one answers.
- Why does nobody answer?
- Why doesn't anybody answer?
- Tom isn't answering.
- Tom isn't responding.
Why doesn't Tom answer?
Tom doesn't answer me.
Why don't you answer?
- Answer me this.
- Answer me.
"Four pounds, ninety pence," Bob answers.
She sometimes hesitates before answering.
Why does she no longer reply to me?
Why doesn't anybody answer?
Answer me right now.
Answer Tom.
Answer in English.
I will not ask- or else someone will respond.
- Why do you not answer?
- Why aren't you answering?
- Why don't you answer?
- You aren't answering me.
- You're not answering me.
"That's cheaper than a new hat," Susan answers.
She answers us whenever we ask her a question.
Every man shall kiss his lips that giveth a right answer.
Answer in English.
When a philosopher answers me, I no longer understand my question.
Answer me right now.
Tom says, "I love you.". Mary responds with "I love you, too."
- Why do you not answer?
- Why aren't you answering?
- Why don't you answer?
If your father asks your mother a question in French, does she answer in French or in English?
If you ask a mathematician if he is an adult or a minor, don't be surprised if he answers "yes".
"Tom, you're pretending to be asleep, aren't you?" "No, I'm asleep." "A sleeping person shouldn't be able to answer, you know?"
Think carefully before answering.
I didn't expect you to answer.
So if you ask a friend if they liked the food you prepared for them, and they say it’s “not terrible,” in English, that would mean it’s not so bad. But if a French friend says that it was pas terrible, then you know you better improve your cooking skills.