Examples of using "Hörst" in a sentence and their english translations:
Are you listening?
Are you listening?
Are you listening?
- Do you hear me?
- Are you listening?
Are you listening?
What're you listening to?
[Bear] You hear that?
Do you hear me?
You hear me.
- Is there a problem with your hearing?
- Is there something wrong with your hearing?
Do you hear something?
What're you listening to?
Do you hear it?
If you listen inside yourself, what do you hear?
Debbie! Can you hear me?
- Are you listening?
- Are you listening to me?
Do you often listen to audiobooks?
Really? Are you going to quit?
- You're not listening!
- You're not listening.
- You don't listen!
You don't listen.
Do you like listening to music?
Are you listening closely?
Hello! Can you hear me?
Tom, are you listening?
Aren't you listening?
Don't you hear that?
Are you listening, Tom?
Why are you stopping?
Are you listening to him?
What are you listening to?
Will you stop?
Can you hear the nightingale?
- Why don't you listen to me?
- Why aren't you listening to me?
You aren't listening to what I'm saying.
Listen, you hear that? Check this out!
Are you listening to me at all?
You're not listening to me.
You're not even listening.
Why do you listen to Tom?
Tom, will you stop that?
Do you hear the birds singing?
Do you hear what I'm saying?
- What music do you listen to?
- What kind of music do you listen to?
Why don't you listen?
- You don't listen, do you?
- You're not listening, are you?
- You aren't listening, are you?
- I thought you were listening.
- I thought that you were listening.
Do you like to listen to classical music?
You never listen to me.
You never listen to me!
- You sound scared.
- You sound frightened.
Why don't you stop?
You aren't listening to what I'm saying.
Do you hear me well now?
What music do you like?
Who is your favorite Canadian singer?
You sound like my ex.