Examples of using "Hatkor" in a sentence and their english translations:
I usually get up at six.
Did you get up at six?
- He returned at six.
- He came back at six.
I get up at six.
He got home at six.
- I got up at six.
- I got up at six o'clock.
You must get up at six.
- He returned at six.
- He came back at six.
Do you get up at six?
We started at six.
You must get up at six.
We usually eat at six.
Are you coming at six or at seven?
We got to the station at six.
I always get up at six.
The train leaves at six.
Are you coming at six or at seven?
I get up at six every day.
Bob will be home at six.
I get up at six every day.
Do they arrive at six or seven o'clock?
She gets up at 6 o'clock every morning.
- I have an appointment with him at six.
- I have a date with him at six.
Please wake me at six.
The work had been finished by six.
Call me at six tomorrow morning.
Please wake me up at six tomorrow.
Please wake me up at six tomorrow.
They wake up at six every morning.
My father usually comes home at six.
She asked me to wake her up at six.
Back in high school, I got up at 6 a.m. every morning.
As a rule I get up at six o'clock, but yesterday morning I got up at eight.
Francis arrived at Galeao at six.
Please call me at six tomorrow morning.
Call me at six tomorrow morning.
He said that he gets up at 6 o'clock every day.
Back in high school, I got up at 6 a.m. every morning.
Let's meet at around, say, 6 PM in front of the café.
- Be here at six o'clock on the dot.
- Be here at six o'clock sharp.
In those days, I used to get up at six every morning.
In those days, I used to get up at six every morning.
I'm too lazy to wake up at six o'clock in the morning.
The express starts at six and gets into Tokyo at nine.
School begins at nine and is over at six.
My train left at six and arrived at ten.
I usually wake up at six.
The plane landed at 6 o'clock to the minute.