Examples of using "Irgendwohin" in a sentence and their english translations:
He went to some place or other.
- Are you going someplace?
- Are you going somewhere?
Are we going somewhere?
Are you going out anywhere?
- She has gone for a walk somewhere.
- She's gone for a walk somewhere.
Are you going anywhere this weekend?
Have you travelled anywhere recently?
Are we going anywhere this evening?
I want to go somewhere in Europe.
Put it wherever there is room.
Sadly, my cat has gone away somewhere.
Why don't we go somewhere together?
I've never traveled anywhere before.
You can put it anywhere.
And we plop into a place and we find weavers anywhere, everywhere.
Are you going anywhere?
Have you traveled somewhere during the summer?
Bring the vase somewhere where there is sunlight.
Have you recently taken a trip anywhere?
Tom never goes anywhere without his phone.
I don't think Tom is going anywhere.
Have you traveled anywhere recently?
- Tom has gone somewhere on his bike.
- Tom's gone somewhere on his bike.
- Tom has gone somewhere on his bicycle.
Why don't we go somewhere warm?
I don't think Tom is going anywhere.
Do you want to grab lunch?
I almost never walk anywhere nowadays.
When you go somewhere you see a piece
It is too late to go out now.
I'm sorry, but I don't feel like going out today.
The balloon was carried away somewhere by the wind.
It's been raining heavily since this morning, so I don't want to go anywhere.
- It is too late to go out now.
- It's too late to go out now.
He was the shyest man alive and hated to have to go among strangers or to any place where he might have to talk.