Examples of using "Érdekesnek" in a sentence and their english translations:
It seems interesting.
- It sounds interesting.
- This sounds interesting.
It seemed interesting.
It seems interesting to me.
It seems interesting.
- I found it very interesting.
- I found that very interesting.
It seems very interesting.
I find that pretty interesting.
These seem interesting.
I found the book interesting.
Whichever you read, you will find it interesting.
- That sounds really interesting.
- This sounds very interesting.
"This looks pretty interesting," Hiroshi says.
It seems interesting to me.
I found the book interesting.
Did you find the book interesting?
I found the book very interesting.
I found the book interesting.
This book seems interesting.
The title of the book seemed interesting.
His plan seemed interesting to me.
That actually sounds quite interesting.
What do you find so interesting about Mary?
I find foreign languages very interesting.
This movie is very interesting to me.
"This looks pretty interesting," Hiroshi says.
Tom found his new job interesting.
What do you find so interesting about squirrels?
I do not understand everything, but it seems to me interesting.
I think watching people playing chess isn't much fun.
- That sounds really interesting.
- That sounds interesting.
- This sounds very interesting.
- That sounds very interesting.
The second orbit that looked really interesting is called "molniya."
I do not understand everything, but it seems to me interesting.
I just had a look at your blog— it looks interesting.
I found this book interesting from beginning to end.
This science fiction story seems interesting. Will you lend it to me when you have finished reading it?
I don't understand what you find so interesting about squirrels.