Examples of using "Wach" in a sentence and their english translations:
Stay awake.
Are you awake?
- Wake up!
- Wake up.
- Are you awake?
- Are you up?
- You have to stay awake.
- You must stay awake.
- You need to stay awake.
- You've got to stay awake.
Are you awake yet?
Try to stay awake.
- I'm awake.
- I'm up.
Please wake up.
- Tom's awake.
- Tom is awake.
- I haven't slept.
- I was awake.
- I wasn't asleep.
- I wasn't sleeping.
- I didn't sleep.
Wake up, Tom.
Wake up, sleepy-head!
- He doesn't sleep.
- He is awake.
- He is awake.
- She is awake.
Tom stayed awake.
Is Tom awake?
He is awake.
We're awake.
He stayed awake.
Are you awake?
- Are you awake?
- Are you lot awake?
Coffee keeps me awake.
Come on, wake up.
The baby's awake.
Coffee keeps me awake.
Tom is awake now.
Are you still up?
Is Tom awake yet?
Tom, are you awake?
- Wake up!
- Get up.
You need to wake up.
I'm awake now.
Are you really awake?
Is Tom still awake?
- Try to stay awake.
- Try not to fall asleep.
- You have to stay awake.
- You must stay awake.
- You need to stay awake.
- You've got to stay awake.
- You have to stay awake.
- You must stay awake.
- You need to stay awake.
- You've got to stay awake.
Why are you awake?
Why are you awake?
Try to stay awake.
Tom looks awake.
- Who is already awake?
- Who's already awake?
Tom looked awake.
This brings back memories.
He woke her up with a kiss.
Tom is already awake.
This brings back a lot of memories.
He's awake now.
Why is everyone awake?
I'm awake now.
- I'm already awake.
- I am already awake.
Are you awake yet?
This place brings back many memories of my childhood.
As it is, I am awake.
Wake now wake, company of friends, all you best ones of Adil’s people.
Now Dad's awake.
At that time, I was still awake.
- Wake up!
- Get real.
- Wake up.
To be awake is to be alive.