Examples of using "újságot" in a sentence and their english translations:
I'm reading the newspaper.
She was buying a newspaper.
He reads the newspaper.
Have you read today's paper?
- Which newspaper do you read?
- What newspaper do you read?
flip up the newspaper -
He was reading a newspaper.
She bought a newspaper.
I'm reading the newspaper.
I threw down the newspaper.
- They are reading their newspapers.
- They're reading their newspapers.
Tom delivers newspapers.
He's reading a newspaper.
Do you sell newspapers here?
- I'll read the newspaper.
- I'm reading through the newspaper.
- Which newspaper do you read?
- What newspaper do you read?
They've bought a newspaper.
Bring me the newspaper.
He is in the habit of reading the newspaper while eating.
I am reading the newspaper in the café.
Are you through with the newspaper?
- Are you through with the newspaper?
- Are you through with the paper?
- Are you done with the paper?
- Are you finished with the paper?
Have you read today's paper?
Can you please pass me the newspaper?
I was just reading the newspaper.
Tom bought a newspaper.
Tom rarely reads magazines.
Cáit is reading the newspaper.
Have you seen today's paper?
Have you seen today's paper?
Tom bought the newspaper.
I'm reading this newspaper.
I don't read newspapers much.
- I've not read today's paper yet.
- I haven't read today's newspaper yet.
- Have you read today's paper yet?
- Have you read today's newspaper yet?
He looked through the evening paper.
Who did you hear this news from?
He has the habit of reading the newspaper during meals.
I bought a magazine in a store.
She sat in a chair reading a magazine.
I haven't read a newspaper today yet.
Could you bring me a Japanese newspaper?
I bought a newspaper written in English.
- He reads the paper every morning.
- She reads the newspaper every morning.
- Bring me the newspaper.
- Get me the newspaper.
Have you seen today's paper?
Every morning I buy a newspaper at a newsstand.
Tom buys a newspaper on his way to work.
My father reads the newspaper every morning.
Every morning I buy a newspaper at a newsstand.
Don't throw this paper away!
She hasn't heard the news yet.
Tom reads the newspaper every morning.
Bring me today's paper, please.
Can you please pass me the newspaper?
Tom reads the newspaper every day.
My father reads the newspaper while he eats breakfast.
Tom was flabbergasted when he heard the news.
He likes to read newspapers.
We bought a newspaper.
If you don't read the newspaper, you're uninformed. If you read the newspaper, you're mis-informed.
My father always reads the newspaper before breakfast.
My husband reads the newspaper while eating breakfast.
But he would bring out the newspaper, go with it from front to back,
they meet the other people also reading the same newspaper,
My father sat reading the evening paper.
My husband reads the newspaper while eating breakfast.
Tom read a magazine while he waited for the bus.
My father always reads the newspaper before breakfast.
I read a newspaper every day so that I may keep up with the time.
I'd like to read the newspaper as soon as you finish with it.
I put the newspapers near the armchair.
Will you run down to the corner and buy me a paper?
Are you finished with the paper?
While Liisa went to the shop, Mark was reading the newspaper.
Tom bought a newspaper and read it on the train.
- Don't throw away this magazine. I haven't read it yet.
- Don't throw away that magazine. I haven't read it yet.
- He was too sleepy to read an evening paper.
- He was too sleepy to read the evening newspaper.
He is in the habit of reading the newspaper during meals.
Please give me the paper when you have done with it.
Tom picked up the newspaper and read the headlines.
Will you put down that paper and listen to me?
- Don't throw away this magazine. I haven't read it yet.
- Don't throw out this magazine. I haven't read it yet.
Tom took one of the newspapers from the table and waited until his name was called.
I have to go out to the newsstand to get a newspaper.
My father has a habit of reading the newspaper before breakfast.
"Run and get me the paper!" "Since when are you my boss?"
Don't throw away this magazine.