Examples of using "Hónapban" in a sentence and their english translations:
Every month.
In what month were you born?
- How far along are you?
- How far gone are you?
- How long have you been pregnant?
I am moving next month.
How far along are you?
- What month is this?
- What month is it?
They will get married next month.
She is going to have a baby this month.
- We are moving next month.
- We're moving next month.
- I will be leaving for Australia next month.
- I'll be leaving for Australia next month.
I moved last month.
- Next month, I'm going to move.
- I'm going to move next month.
In what month were you born?
I worked hard last month.
I am moving houses next month.
I'm in my fourth month.
I was in London last month.
I'll be in Boston next month.
I'll be thirty next month.
I'll be thirteen next month.
I'll be in Australia next month.
How much does he earn in a month?
We had a lot of rain last month.
I'll be taking a vacation next month.
Tom died last month.
I changed my address last month.
I was in London last month.
She married Tom last month.
I'll see you next month.
He divorced his wife last month.
I won't be here next month.
I was in Boston last month.
I bought five books a month.
I'm going to Paris next month.
I will stay here all this month.
We are leaving Japan next month.
How much does Tom earn a month?
Tom is getting married next month.
Tom will get married next month.
How much have we saved this month?
In one month there are four weeks.
I sold my house last month.
- She will have a baby next month.
- She will have a child next month.
I'll be taking a vacation next month.
I donate blood every three months.
I bought it in Paris last month.
She quit her job last month.
You just got less calls last month.
and each give a little update on what life had looked like in the last month.
Bob writes to me once a month.
The meeting is held twice a month.
He puts aside a little money each month.
- I'll be sixteen years old next month.
- I will be sixteen years old next month.
Money's tight for me this month.
We've had a lot of rain this month.
We had a lot of rain this month.
What month is this?
I read at least one book every month.
I read at least one book every month.
There were two murders this month.
- We are in the black this month.
- We're in the black this month.
I'm on crutches for the next month.
My dad has been taking care of me for the past month.
I read at least one book every month.
He will be very busy next month.
I see her two or three times a month.
- How many kilos did you lose last month?
- How many kilograms did you lose last month?
Tom is leaving Boston next month.
Tom married Mary last month.
I read ten books this month.
- He puts aside some money every month.
- He puts aside a little money each month.
I'm moving back in with my parents next month.
I went to three funerals last month.
New stamps will be issued next month.
He will have lived here for ten years by the end of next month.
The new department store will be opened next month.
I held a wedding ceremony last month.
I will buy a new car next month.
Tom has been putting aside a little money each month.
I put ten thousand yen into the bank every month.
I have a little money this month.
John writes to his parents once a month.
My father began jogging last month.
He goes next month to New York.
I'm glad you will visit Tokyo next month.
The hospital had a grand opening last month.
The exhibition will be held next month.
I'm thinking of going to Boston next month.
His new novel will come out next month.
The phone company cut me off last month.
I haven't heard from Tanaka for the last six months.