Examples of using "Hallottad" in a sentence and their english translations:
Did you hear it?
Did you hear that?
Did you hear what I said?
You heard correctly.
Didn't you hear that?
You heard wrong.
Did you hear that?
- Did you hear it too?
- Did you hear that, too?
Have you heard the latest news?
- Did you hear the news?
- Have you heard the news?
Did you hear the noise?
Did you hear what he said?
Did you hear the bell?
Didn't you hear him?
Did you hear a knock?
Have you heard what I said?
Did you hear a knock?
Where did you hear that story?
Have you ever heard Tom sing?
Have you ever heard Tom sing?
Did you hear the birds chirping?
- Did you hear that sound?
- Do you hear that sound?
You heard what your father said.
Did you hear my son play the violin?
You only imagine you've heard it.
Have you heard her speaking English?
Didn't you hear the alarm?
Didn't you hear the bell?
Did you hear how quickly he speaks?
- Did you hear the cock crowing?
- Did you hear the cockerel crowing?
- Have you heard the horse whinnying?
- Did you hear the horse whinnying?
- Have you heard that horse whinnying?
- Did you hear that horse whinnying?
- Have you heard the horse neighing?
- Did you hear the horse neighing?
- Have you heard that horse neighing?
- Did you hear that horse neighing?
When did you hear the news?
When did you hear the sound?
Did you hear it?
Haven't you heard the news?
Who did you hear this news from?
Did you hear what I just said?
You will have heard the sad news.
- Who did you hear that rumour from?
- From whom did you hear that rumour?
- Who did you hear that rumor from?
Did you hear the news on the radio?
Did you hear about what's happened to Tom?
Have you ever heard Tom speak French?
Did you hear the latest?
I want to know where you heard that.
You heard what Tom said, didn't you?
Did you hear the news on the radio this morning?
- I assume you've heard that we're having a meeting this afternoon.
- I assume that you've heard that we're having a meeting this afternoon.
Did you hear the birds whistling this morning as well?
I don't know whether you have already heard that.
Hey, did you hear? Susan has a bun in the oven.
- Have you heard that?
- Did you hear that?
Did you hear what happened to John?
"Have you heard of the term 'open source'?" "Yes, what about it?"
Did you hear what happened to John?
Has no-one ever told you how clumsy you are?
We have to cut business expenses here. Haven't you ever heard of looking at how much you're getting before you start spending?