Examples of using "Elhagytam" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I broke up with Tom.
- I left Tom.
- I have lost my umbrella.
- I've lost my umbrella.
- I have lost my key.
- I lost my key.
and so I let go of the energy drinks,
I left my passport somewhere.
I left my passport somewhere.
- I have lost my wallet.
- I've lost my wallet.
I was leaving my office in San Diego
I bought a pen, but I lost it.
- I lost the watch that my father gave me.
- I lost the watch my father had given me.
And then I would leave those rooms
- I have lost my umbrella.
- I lost my umbrella.
- I've lost my umbrella.
- I've lost my keys.
- I lost my keys.
- I have lost my keys.
I have lost the key.
I lost my driver's license.
- I've lost my car key.
- I lost my car key.
I lost my phone number. Can I have yours?
I left the house before Tom got home.
When I got home, I found I had lost my wallet.
It has been ten years since I left Japan.
When I left the train station, I saw a man.
I lost my key.
So when I left, I made a vow to myself.
I can't find my glasses. I may have left them behind in the train.
- I am a bit out of shape!
- I'm a bit out of shape.
This is the same purse that I lost a week ago.
That wasn't the only reason I left Mary.
Well, years later I made the difficult decision to leave my start-up
I lost my cell phone and I can't find it.
That wasn't the only reason I left Mary, but that was a big part of it.
My father gave me a watch, but I lost it.
Thank Heaven, that I had the sense to turn away from him, and to marry a better, if poorer, man.