Examples of using "éhesek" in a sentence and their english translations:
- They feel hungry.
- They are hungry.
They feel hungry.
We're always hungry.
They were hungry.
- We are hungry.
- We're hungry.
Both of them are hungry.
Maybe they're hungry.
- They aren't hungry.
- You're not hungry.
Hungry and inexperienced.
- We're always hungry.
- We are always hungry.
We're not hungry.
We really are hungry.
They were very hungry.
- Many of us are hungry.
- Many of us are angry.
They were all hungry.
We were very hungry.
We were both hungry.
They weren't hungry.
- Aren't you hungry?
- Are you not hungry?
- Aren't you guys hungry?
Are you still hungry?
Are you kids hungry?
We were tired and hungry.
We're all hungry.
The birds were hungry.
- Eat - if you are hungry!
- Eat if you're hungry!
We're both very hungry.
Are you two hungry?
We ate it because we were hungry.
Tom and Mary are very hungry.
Babies cry when they are hungry.
We're as hungry as wolves.
Tom and Mary aren't hungry.
We're not very hungry yet.
Many of us are angry.
Are you hungry?
or avoiding pain, like being hungry.
Hungry, and entirely dependent on her. She's got a busy night ahead.
There are people in the world so hungry, that God cannot appear to them except in the form of bread.