Examples of using "Zugehört" in a sentence and their english translations:
Have you been listening to me?
Did Tom listen to you?
Have you been listening to me?
- Tom listened.
- Tom obeyed.
Have you been listening?
I've been listening.
- Was everyone listening?
- Was everybody listening?
Were you even listening to me?
- They didn't listen.
- They did not listen.
Tom didn't listen.
I didn't listen.
Weren't you listening?
I've been listening to you.
- Have you been listening to me?
- Were you listening to me?
Sorry, I didn't hear.
I hope Tom was listening.
The boys listened attentively.
Why weren't you listening?
I never listened to Tom.
Nobody listened to me.
Who listened?
Did you listen to the Parliamentary debate?
I listened.
I've been listening the whole time.
You didn't listen to me again.
I heard her to the end.
"Yes, I was listening," replied Jordan.
They weren't listening.
You weren't even listening, were you?
Sami didn't listen and killed Layla anyway.
I was listening to her.
If you have been listening, thanks for paying attention.
I did speak, but no one listened to me.
I told you, but you didn't listen!
I told you, but you didn't listen!
I told you, but you didn't listen!
I listened carefully to Tom.
Because I listened to him, he was more ready to listen to me.
We listened carefully in order not to miss a single word.
I told you, but you didn't listen!
Why didn't I listen to you?
Thanks for hearing me out despite being so busy with work.
Why did you listen to him?
Why did you listen to him?
After listening to an Arabic song for ten seconds, Dima finally heard a familiar voice say, "As-Salamu Alaykum!"
We listened carefully in order not to miss a single word.