Examples of using "Abban" in a sentence and their english translations:
What's in there?
That's our fault.
I could help you with that.
What's in there?
- What's stopping you from doing that?
- What's keeping you from doing that?
- Have you ever gone to that restaurant?
- Have you ever been to that restaurant?
I am doubtful whether he will come.
- I'm not sure about it.
- I'm not sure about that.
We can rest in that village.
I was a student at that time.
But what I realized in that moment
it is also fundamental to the way I communicate.
Because here's what it does well.
What did she buy at that store?
He sees nothing wrong with it.
They agreed to work together.
He lives in that house over there.
- You look funny in the hat.
- You look funny in that hat.
What's in that bottle?
- What's in that cupboard?
- What's in that closet?
Did Tom die in that accident?
You can't trust that guy.
I believe you're honest.
What he said could possibly be true.
What was in that package?
I wasn't quite sure about that.
I was married at that time.
Well, what's wrong with that?
We cannot trust what she says.
Do they sell bread at that store?
What's in that box?
- What have you got in that box?
- What do you have in that box?
What's in that room?
Mary is good at what she does.
He's in that room.
- I'm 100 percent sure of that.
- I'm one hundred percent sure of that.
- I'm 100% sure of that.
There is much truth in what you say.
I know who lives in that house.
You arrived at the moment I left.
All the member states of the United Nations have agreed
always finds a way to make the answer whatever it is she's single-minded about.
where he teaches kids from disadvantaged backgrounds
There was no malice in what he did.
There are all kinds of flowers in that garden.
Who bought a book at the shop?
The plague occurred that year.
He's been staying at that hotel for the past five days.
Are you sure you don't want coffee?
Two families live in that house.
There's something in there.
There's something true in what he says.
- Let's go drink a cup of coffee at that coffee shop over there.
- Let's drink some coffee or something at that coffee shop over there.
What else is in that drawer?
Tom almost died in that accident.
- I have never been to that town.
- I've never been to that town.
I was overseas at the time.
I have a different opinion on that subject.
We agreed to disagree.
My apartment is in that building.
There is much truth in what you say.
There was pink mold in that bathroom.
He's been staying at that hotel since five days ago.
Let's agree to disagree.
Strange things happened in that house.
I wasn't at home at that time.
I'm too busy to help you do that.
She still hopes she can win.
"What have you got in that sauce pan?" "It's some couscous."
I'm at a loss to know how I can help you.
Are you sure you don't want to go with us?
The chair you're sitting in is the one I sat in yesterday.
And the woman is in this... uncomfortable position
and at the time, was drawing pictures of himself
Now, the old economics is correct, of course,
and our civic organizations function better,
to help you removing those hindrances.
so more people can train in fields that they're interested in.
and keeping it from being released out into the atmosphere
The treasure that I found in that factory --
and find happiness in the fact that you all just smiled back.
But this loss can be overcome
And I knew, in that moment, that we would make it through this.
Christmas fell on Saturday that year.
They all agreed to a man that this statement was true.
She lived all her life in that town.
When I was a child, I used to swim in that pond.
She's not in the mood.
There are a lot of fish in that lake.
I found a rare stamp at that store.
How large is the pizza they serve at that restaurant?
At the time, we were just fifteen years old.
I know who lives in that house.
- Are you sure this is going to work?
- Are you sure it'll work?
- Are you sure this'll work?
- Are you sure it will work?
- Are you sure this will work?