Examples of using "Érzed" in a sentence and their english translations:
How're you feeling?
Do you smell that?
Don't you feel it?
How does it feel?
- Are you feeling sick?
- Do you feel sick?
Suddenly...
How do you feel?
Are you feeling better?
Are you enjoying yourself?
Are you feeling lonely?
Do you feel guilty?
- Are you feeling tired?
- Do you feel tired?
Can you feel the difference?
- Enjoy yourself!
- Enjoy yourself.
Are you uncomfortable?
Do you feel unwell?
I know how you feel.
I hope you have fun.
Aren't you enjoying yourself?
- "How do you feel?" he inquired.
- "How do you feel?" he asked.
How are you feeling lately?
- Don't you feel better?
- Aren't you feeling any better?
Don't you feel guilty?
- I know how you feel.
- I know how you must be feeling.
Do you smell something?
Do you feel the difference now?
Does that make you feel smart?
"How are you feeling?" "Better."
Do you feel like it fits you?
- I know you feel lonely.
- I know that you feel lonely.
- Do you feel any better today?
- Are you feeling better today?
Aren't you feeling better now?
- How is it going?
- How are you doing?
- How's it going?
- How are you?
- How's life?
- How are you guys?
- How are you guys doing?
Are you embarrassed?
I know you feel bad.
You feel you've been treated unfairly?
He kept asking me the same thing over and over, 'Are you feeling it?'
- Enjoy yourself!
- Enjoy yourself.
What you're smelling is couscous.
And you feel you're on the brink of something extraordinary.
I know how you feel.
There's a delicious scent in the air. Can you smell it?
It looks like you're not having much fun here.
I wasn't aware that you were feeling so bad.
If blaming me makes you feel better, go right ahead.
Don't you think we deserve some answers?
Take this medicine if you don't feel well.
"So, are you enjoying it here?" "No way!"
Jet lag is more than just feeling tired - on top of that you just don't feel well.
Don't eat that if you think it smells funny.
Do you feel sick?
Every new day you feel good.
How are you?