Examples of using "Felkelni" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Get up!
- Get up.
- Stand up.
It's time to get up.
Time to get up.
- Time to get up.
- It's time to get up.
- It is time to get up.
- Wake up!
- Wake up.
Stand up!
- Get up!
- Get up.
He tried to get up early.
I don't want to get up!
I don't feel like getting up.
Come on, sleepyhead. Wake up!
- Hey, sleepyhead, wake up!
- Oi, sleepyhead, wake up!
- Oi, daydreamer, wakey wakey!
- What time do you usually get up?
- When do you usually get up?
It is difficult to wake up on cold mornings.
I'm not used to getting up early.
- It is too early to get up.
- It's too early to get up.
I didn't want to get up early.
Tom did not want to wake up.
I don't want to get out of bed.
- Get up!
- Get up.
I still hate getting up in the morning.
They won't be able to get up so early.
Wake up, sleepy-head!
The old woman is too weak to get out of bed.
Don't you think it's time to get out of bed?
He was helping the old lady get up from her chair.
- Good morning. It's time to wake up.
- Mornin', time to wake up.
- I usually get up at eight.
- I usually get up at eight o'clock.
My grandmother gets up early.
- It was his habit to rise early.
- It was her habit to rise early.
He need not get up so early.
I never get up before seven.
I'm not accustomed to getting up early.
Getting out of bed this morning was hard.
If you find it hard to wake up in the morning, then set your ringtone as your alarm. Then it will seem to you that you are being called.