Examples of using "Hinsetzen" in a sentence and their english translations:
Were you able to sit down?
- Do you want to sit down?
- Do you want to sit?
We should sit down.
I'm going to go sit down.
I need to sit down.
Were you able to sit down?
Can I sit there?
May I sit here?
I just need to sit down.
- Is it OK if I sit here?
- Is it okay if I sit here?
Where can I leave it?
There's nowhere to sit down.
Can I sit down there, please?
Maybe we should just sit down.
Let's find something to sit on.
- You can sit wherever you want.
- You can sit anywhere you want.
You may sit wherever you like.
I said sit down.
Let me sit down.
This grass is too wet to sit on.
- You can sit wherever you want.
- You can sit anywhere you want.
- You can sit where you like.
- You can sit wherever you want to.
I need to sit down.
I needed a place to sit down and rest.
- May I sit here?
- Can I sit here?
Tom motioned Mary to sit down.
I'll sit here and wait for Tom.
Sit down with loved ones, talk, toast.
I needed a place to sit down and rest.
Would you please stop pacing around like that and just sit down for a second?
- You may sit wherever you like.
- You can sit anywhere you like.
Tom and Mary were about to sit down for dinner when John knocked on the door.
If you'll just sit still I think I can comb out the knots in your hair.
Would you please stop pacing around like that and just sit down for a second?