Examples of using "Dran" in a sentence and their english translations:
Is it my turn?
It's your move.
Hang on to it.
Pull it.
"Stay tuned."
Now it's your turn.
- It's now your turn.
- Now it's your turn.
- It's your move.
- It's your turn.
- Whose go is it?
- Whose turn is it?
- Who is next?
- It's his turn.
- It's her turn.
- It's their turn.
It's my turn!
It's your turn.
It's your turn to sing.
It's now your turn.
There's nothing to it.
Now it's your turn.
They're early.
I'm early.
Now it's Tom's turn.
There's something in here.
I'm already on it.
- Tom's early.
- Tom is early.
We're late.
Am I early?
- Don't even think it.
- Don't even think that.
It's your turn, Tom.
- I'm late.
- I'm behind schedule.
Remember!
- Hang on.
- Hang on to it.
Tom was early.
Is it my turn now?
Don't leave!
- It's not your turn.
- It isn't your turn.
Whose turn is it now?
Is it my turn?
It's your turn.
It's your turn to pay.
It's your turn to drive.
It's your turn to read.
Today it's Friederike Herrmann's turn.
Please think no more about it.
It's your turn soon, Bashar!
I am already late.
Almost everyone was late.
Somebody answered.
There is much truth in that.
- Whose go is it?
- Whose turn is it next?
- Whose turn is it?
- Who is next?
- Who's next?
- Who's going to be next?
I like to be early.
I'm running a little late.
- We were so close.
- We were so close!
Now, you sing.
It is our turn to laugh.
Am I too early?
Is Tom next?
I'm better off alone.
Your friends are late.
- In my opinion, it would be difficult to solve this problem.
- Tom is the next in line.
You're early, aren't you?
Whose turn is it to drive?
Whose turn is it to buy donuts?
Whose turn is it to set the table?
- Hey, you're early.
- Hey, you're early!
It was my turn to clean the room.
Now it's my brother's turn.
Wake up, Tom! It's your turn!
Wait for your turn.
I'm very late.