Examples of using "Hallgat" in a sentence and their english translations:
Everyone is silent.
He's listening to music.
"Love Unspoken."
Tom is listening to music.
Who listens to Tom?
Somebody's listening.
Millie is listening to music.
My father listens to classical music.
- He likes to listen in to the radio.
- He likes to listen to the radio.
- He likes listening to the radio.
She doesn't listen to him.
She listens to religious music.
Tom is listening to an audiobook.
He won't listen to anyone.
He is studying law at the university.
- Tom's listening.
- Tom listens.
- Tom is listening.
She never listens to me.
She enjoys listening to classical music.
He doesn't listen to his parents.
She doesn't listen to her teacher.
Susan enjoys listening to music.
I hope that she listens to me.
- He doesn't listen to my advice.
- She doesn't listen to my advice.
- She always studies listening to music.
- She always studies while listening to music.
- She always listens to music while she studies.
He drinks tea and listens to music.
No one is listening to me.
What kind of music do you like?
No one ever listens to me.
No one is listening to you.
(Singing) IM: Love unspoken, faith unbroken,
The dog answers to the name John.
- Silence gives consent.
- Silence implies consent.
No one listens to me when I talk.
Tom wouldn't listen to me.
I tried to warn her about Tom, but she won't listen to me.
If you don't listen to us, we will have to resort to coercion.
While he's at work, the porter listens to a radio station that broadcasts uninterrupted news.
Tom likes to listen to music while he's doing his homework.