Examples of using "Erst" in a sentence and their english translations:
"The good news first or the bad news?" "The good news first."
Look before you leap.
I refused at first.
Now more than ever!
He did not come till noon.
- I'm not leaving until tomorrow.
- I won't be leaving until tomorrow.
You have to ask Tom first.
You should ask Tom first.
- This is just the beginning.
- It's only just the beginning.
- That's just the beginning.
We just got started.
- Everything is just beginning.
- Things are just getting started.
It happened just the other day.
Why have you come only now?
I'm only thirty years old.
For the time being, let's not do that.
I've just gotten home.
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And it took, you know, my parents getting divorced
Some were skeptical at first.
Harry is only 40.
Just use mine for now.
- Think before you speak.
- Think first before you speak.
Tom isn't coming till tomorrow.
I refused at first.
I refused at first.
At first, I was disappointed.
You should always think before speaking.
I'm only eighteen.
It's only Monday.
Think before you leap.
Now less than ever!
- Tom is only a beginner.
- Tom is just a beginner.
I'm only thirteen.
Tom won't be here until later.
- I'm not leaving until tomorrow.
- I won't be leaving until tomorrow.
- Tom is only thirteen.
- Tom is only thirteen years old.
He did not come till noon.
Tom came along much later.
It was not until yesterday that I noticed it.
Do you want to get married first, or have a kid first?
Did you just meet her?
Tom didn't come until 2:30.
Let me speak to Tom first.
Try to calm down first.
- I've just gotten home.
- I've just come home.
- I just got home.
My father is only fifteen years old.
- I’ve done it just yesterday.
- I did it just yesterday.
So far, we only have three volunteers.
We didn't know each other until today.
- My daughter is only four.
- My daughter is only four years old.
- This is just the beginning.
- This is only the beginning.
- That's only the start.
- It's only just the beginning.
- That's just a start.
- It's only the beginning.
- It was just the beginning.
- That was only the beginning.
- That was just the beginning.
They moved in just the other day.
He didn't believe it at first.
I'm just beginning.
I just arrived now.
Only afterwards did it hurt.
It was not until yesterday that I noticed it.
We just moved in.
Not until yesterday did I know about it.
- I've just gotten home.
- I've just come home.
The worst comes afterwards.
- Make your brain work before talking!
- First think, and then speak.
- Think first, then talk.
It happened just the other day.
The worst is yet to come.
I just moved here.
You're just a kid.
Are you really only thirteen?
Why have you come only now?
that is just starting to effect us right now.
My father is only fifteen years old.
The best is yet to come.
I just moved in yesterday.
- I have only just begun.
- I've only just begun.
- I was just here yesterday.
- I just got here yesterday.
Tom didn't believe it at first.
It's only three o'clock.
You have to ask Tom first.
I've only just come back.