Examples of using "Ahová" in a sentence and their english translations:
- You may go anywhere you like.
- You can go anywhere you want.
- You can go anywhere you like.
- You may go wherever you like.
- You can go wherever you want.
- You can go wherever you want to go.
- You can go wherever you want to.
You can go anywhere you want.
You may go anywhere you like.
that the farmer had thrown them into.
I can go wherever you like.
In South Africa, where I come from,
You have freedom to travel wherever you like.
Place it wherever you like.
I don't have anywhere else to turn.
Sit down anywhere you want.
I go to any party I am invited to.
I am going where you are going too.
It is Egypt that he wants to visit.
- Is there a place you'd like to go to?
- Is there somewhere you'd like to go?
I don't need a visa where I'm going.
- Put it wherever you want.
- Put it where you want.
Law is yielding: where you desire, there it goes.
He radiates happiness around wherever he goes.
of understanding the local language when you're traveling.
“You’ll come with me tonight?” “When you like and where you like.”
One of the most painful places to get a splinter is under the fingernail.
Don't worry about me; hell is where all the interesting people go.
A Spanish song was playing in the supermarket where I went to buy fruits and vegetables yesterday.
One of the most painful places to get a splinter is under the fingernail.
The family took a vote on the type of restaurant they wanted to go to for dinner.