Examples of using "Gelogen" in a sentence and their english translations:
- In fact she lied.
- In fact, she lied.
Even Tom lied.
- That's a lie!
- That's a lie.
Nobody lied.
They lied.
- I was lying.
- I lied.
That would be a lie.
Nobody lied.
Were they lying?
Tom lied.
Do you think that she lied?
The fact is that she lied.
He kept on telling lies.
He may have told a lie.
Why did you lie?
- He clearly lied.
- He obviously lied.
Tom obviously lied.
- Tom must've been lying.
- Tom must have been lying.
Tom wouldn't have lied.
I was lying earlier.
I didn't lie.
Why did Tom lie?
Okay, I lied.
Tom never lied.
Tom wasn't lying.
You did lie.
- He has deliberately lied.
- He lied deliberately.
She must have told a lie.
Tom clearly lied.
In fact she lied.
Even Tom lied.
So, were you lying?
You lied to my face.
I knew you were lying.
I didn't lie. You did.
He never lied.
"I don't want to pinpoint people," for me, it's like a denial.
Nancy cannot have told a lie.
She cannot have told a lie.
He's never told a lie.
- He can't have told a lie.
- He cannot have told a lie.
Tom lied.
I guess both of us were lying.
- I was lying.
- I lied.
It appears that she was lying.
In other words, Tom lied.
Tom lied about a lot of things.
I want to know why you lied.
It's obvious that he lied.
He lied to my face.
That wasn't even a lie.
Her story cannot be a lie.
Tom has been lying all along.
- I know Tom lied.
- I know that Tom lied.
Tom lied about his age.
We suspected him of lying.
She was accused of telling a lie.
I was lying.
Shame on you for lying.
- I lied. Please forgive.
- I lied. Please forgive me.
We discovered that it was all a lie.
Tom thought that Mary was lying.
He was lying the whole time.
They know that's a lie.