Examples of using "Angolul" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Do you speak English?
- Are you speaking English?
He speaks English.
Say it in English.
Do you understand English?
Do you speak English?
Does he speak English?
Say it in English.
Let's speak English.
- Can't you speak English?
- Can you not speak English?
Please say it in English.
Speak to him in English.
Speak English with him.
Does she speak English?
Do you speak English?
I speak a little English.
I want to speak English.
I can speak English.
- Let's speak English.
- Let's speak in English.
Do you study English?
You know English?
Say it in English.
I study English.
We studied English.
I can speak English.
Do you speak English?
Do you know English?
- Does he speak English?
- Do you speak English?
Do you study English?
Let's learn English.
Answer in English.
He speaks English.
Do you speak English?
I can speak a little English.
- She always speaks in English.
- She always speaks English.
I don't understand English.
- He doesn't know English.
- He doesn't speak English.
- He speaks no English.
- She does not speak English.
He speaks no English.
Please speak English.
He speaks a little English.
Answer in English, please.
She can speak English pretty well.
I wrote to my teacher in English.
I wrote to my teacher in English.
The woman reads English.
I speak French and English.
That's how you say it in English.
Do you speak English?
Jack speaks English.
- I can speak a little English.
- I can speak English a little.
- I speak a little English.
You speak good English.
Is it hard to speak English?
I wish I could speak English.
How long have you been learning English?
He speaks English well.
- Does he speak English?
- Can he speak English?
- You speak fluent English.
- He speaks English fluently.
- She speaks English fluently.
- He is fluent in English.
- He speaks fluent English.
He keeps a diary in English.
Must he be able to speak English?
I like to study English.
He knows no English.
I want to study English.