Examples of using "Liegst" in a sentence and their english translations:
You are completely wrong.
You are correct in thinking so.
Well you're all wrong.
In fact, you are quite right.
- I think that you're wrong.
- I think you are mistaken.
- I think you are incorrect.
- I think you're mistaken.
You are in the right so far.
That's where you're totally wrong.
- Strictly speaking, you are wrong.
- Strictly speaking, you're wrong.
In my opinion, you are wrong.
- You're not actually wrong.
- Actually, you're not wrong.
You are not at all wrong.
You're wrong in this case.
You're still in nappies.
In fact, you are quite right.
You're wide of the mark.
It's clear that you're wrong.
Be that as it may, you are wrong.
but when you say you are wrong
- You are quite in the wrong.
- You are completely wrong.
- You're completely wrong.
Because it's a issue where you're clearly wrong.
and telling people, like oh no, you're wrong
- I'm afraid you're mistaken.
- I'm afraid that you're mistaken.
- In my opinion, you are wrong.
- In my opinion, you're wrong.
- It's clear that you're wrong.
- It's obvious you're wrong.
Are you dying?
You're wrong in this case.
Make a decision and make it with the confidence that you are right.
Be that as it may, you are wrong.
You're dying.
- I think you are mistaken.
- I think you're mistaken.
- I think that you're mistaken.
- You're completely right.
- You're completely right!
You're absolutely wrong.
- In my opinion, you are wrong.
- In my opinion, you're wrong.
- I think that you're wrong.
- I think you're wrong.
- I think that you're wrong.
- I think you're wrong.
- I believe that you are wrong.
I'm sorry, but you're wrong.