Examples of using "Geirrt" in a sentence and their english translations:
- You must be mistaken.
- You must've been wrong.
You weren't wrong.
- You must've been wrong.
- You must have been wrong.
You may have been wrong.
Perhaps I was wrong.
I made a mistake!
Tom was mistaken.
We were wrong.
We've had it all wrong.
We've had it all wrong.
He was obviously mistaken.
Damn, I was wrong.
Apparently, I was wrong.
I guess I was mistaken.
I wasn't wrong.
Maybe you were wrong.
- I may have made a mistake.
- Perhaps I was wrong.
- Perhaps I am mistaken.
Maybe you were wrong.
Maybe you were wrong.
Tom wasn't wrong.
You weren't wrong.
You weren't wrong.
He was wrong about that.
We must've been wrong.
He got the date wrong.
Tom was wrong about that, too.
- I must've been mistaken.
- I must have been mistaken.
Tom wasn't always wrong.
You were wrong after all.
- Tom was wrong.
- Tom was mistaken.
I got the house number wrong.
I was wrong.
Maybe you got the date wrong.
Tom only got one thing wrong.
Mary said that she was mistaken.
Oh boy, I hope you got this one right.
However that may be, I am wrong.
She admitted that she was wrong.
- I must admit that I was mistaken.
- I must admit I was mistaken.
- I'm glad I was wrong.
- I'm glad that I was wrong.
- I admit that I was wrong.
- I admit I was wrong.
I admitted that I was wrong.
Mary admitted that she was wrong.
- I don't think Tom was mistaken.
- I don't think that Tom was mistaken.
- Tom really did admit he was wrong.
- Tom did admit he was wrong.
They never admitted that they were wrong.
I've made a mistake.
If you're wrong, then I'm wrong, too.
Tom and Mary admitted that they'd been mistaken.
At last he realized that he was mistaken.
Tom will never admit that he was wrong.
It seems I was wrong about Tom.
- You were both wrong – you and your brother.
- You and your brother were both wrong.
Perhaps Tom was wrong.
Tom was wrong about that.
Maybe I was wrong.
- Tom and Mary admitted that they'd been mistaken.
- Tom and Mary admitted that they'd been wrong.
- Tom and Mary told me they were mistaken.
- Tom and Mary told me that they were mistaken.
I did not say that I wasn't mistaken.
- Tom and Mary won't admit that they were wrong.
- Tom and Mary won't admit they were wrong.
I was wrong about that.
- You've got the wrong number.
- You dialed the wrong number.
I was wrong about that.
Maybe Tom wasn't wrong.
- Why don't you just admit that you're wrong?
- Why don't you just admit you're wrong?
Once I thought I was wrong. Turns out I was mistaken.
There's no shame at all in saying, "I made a mistake."
- You said it!
- Yes. That's right.
I want Tom and Mary to say that they were wrong.
He saw that he was wrong.
The person that told me the mall closes at 9:00 p.m. was wrong.
"I thought you said Tom lost his job." "Maybe I was wrong."
- Tom admitted that he had been wrong.
- Tom admitted he had been wrong.
Yes, I said that, but I was wrong.
- I made a mistake.
- I was wrong.
- I've been wrong.
- I've made a mistake.
They admitted that they were wrong.
I was wrong.
- You have the wrong number.
- You've got the wrong number.