Examples of using "Benne" in a sentence and their english translations:
She trusts him.
I trust him.
Let's hope so.
Do you trust him?
Can I trust him?
- Are you sure?
- Are you certain?
Do you really trust her?
We were disappointed in him.
I was disappointed in her.
He can be trusted.
I doubt it.
I have doubts about that.
I had doubts.
- Count me in.
- Count me in!
We can trust him.
- He can be relied on.
- You can count on him.
- He can be counted on.
We trust him.
Do you trust her?
She confided in him.
Are you on the committee?
- Count me in.
- Count me in!
- I'm down.
Frankly speaking, he is untrustworthy.
"What's the catch?" "There's no catch."
and understood your community,
I'm certain of that.
- Are you sure?
- Are you certain?
What do you see in him?
What do you like about it?
- I've always trusted you.
- I have always had faith in you.
- I'm all for it.
- I'm all for it!
That's what I like about her.
Tom is sure.
We have no trust in him.
What does it contain?
I'm so disappointed in him.
- I certainly hope so.
- I really hope so.
Are you sure about this?
She has no fear.
I was sure.
I'm not in.
I love everything about him.
I'm good at that.
Does this have pork in it?
I am in deep water.
We're in trouble.
they are now on 3.000 million smartphones.
it's a good one.
We need to be a part of this.
and obviously I believe that;
Bollywood films are shown,
There's something special about her.
Tom wasn't in.
To what extent can he be trusted?
- I believe in him.
- I have trust in him.
He is acquisitive of knowledge.
- There is nothing to it.
- There's nothing to it.
- I'm absolutely sure!
- I'm absolutely sure.
- Tom's unsure.
- Tom is unsure.
- I am not certain about that.
- I'm not sure about it.
Are you really sure?
She can only trust him.
- You can rely on him.
- You can rely upon him.
- I'm getting good at this.
- I'm getting good at it.
- I am pretty sure.
- I'm pretty sure.
To what degree can we trust him?
I doubt it.
We're not sure.
No one's certain.
I'm not certain.
I didn't trust him at first.
I enjoyed it a lot.
We're certain.
I wasn't sure.
Now I'm sure.
There's some truth to it.
Are you sure, Tom?
I hope I survive.
Are you absolutely sure?
That's why I got involved.
- Are you certain about that?
- Are you quite sure?
I'm absolutely sure!
To succeed, you must believe.
I can't trust him.