Examples of using "Halni" in a sentence and their english translations:
"You'll die." "All of us will die."
- We are all going to die.
- We're all going to die!
Tom wanted to die.
Will he die?
Am I going to die?
- I want to die.
- I want to die!
I wanted to die.
They're going to die.
Are they going to die?
You will die.
We all have to die.
She is about to die.
Will Tom die?
Tom wants to die.
- Tom'll die.
- Tom will die.
- Tom is going to die.
- Tom's going to die.
He won't starve to death.
- We'll all die.
- We will all die.
You'll all die.
Somebody's going to die.
- Everybody will die.
- Everyone will die.
Tom wanted to die.
Are we all going to die?
- I know I'm going to die.
- I know that I'm going to die.
- Can you die from fear?
- Can one die of fear?
I was without hope and wanted to die.
- Tom thought he was going to die.
- Tom thought that he was going to die.
I hate myself and I want to die.
I want to die, but I cannot.
Are we afraid of dying?
We're going to die.
You'll die soon.
It is better to die honorably than to live in disgrace.
Tom is afraid that he'll die.
You'll die soon.
Do you really think Tom is going to die?
- There's a possibility that I'll be killed.
- There's a possibility I'll be killed.
- We'll all die.
- We will all die.
that when I was sure that I was going to die,
- She will die.
- She's going to die.
We all have to die.
Whether you like it or not, you will really die someday.
If you don't eat, you'll die.
If you eat that you will die.
Is it possible to die of laughter?
- You'll die if you aren't telling the truth.
- You'll die if you don't tell the truth.
"Mom, Dad said he couldn't taste the food." "Well, he may be infected with the coronavirus." "We'll die!" "This meat soup is really saltless."