Examples of using "Haza" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Go home.
- Go home!
Go home!
- Let's go home!
- Let's go home.
Come home.
- Let's go home!
- Let's go home.
You may go home.
Home!
I hurried home.
Come back home.
- Go home quickly.
- Hurry home.
Go home quickly.
You've got to go home.
Come home with me.
Come home early.
I must go home.
When did you get home?
Shall I drive you home?
- Let us go home.
- Let's go home.
May I go home?
Call home!
Hurry home.
Come home.
Let's get home.
Shall we go home?
Take me home.
Go on home.
They drove home.
Take it home.
He went back home.
I go home.
- Come home.
- Go home.
I should go home soon.
- You must come home.
- You have to come home.
back to the nice, safe, familiar world
I usually go home at four.
He usually comes home late.
Who's taking you home?
When will your father come home?
I just want to go home.
I will take you home.
When will you come home?
Please take me home.
When did they go home?
I have to go home.
I had to walk home.
He got home at six.
He came home at ten.
Please let me go home.
Go home now.
- When will we drive home?
- When will we go home?
I should go home.
Take Tom home.
I wanted to go home.
Let's go home, Tom.
Let's not go home.
They want to go home.
I'm going to go home.
- Let me take you home.
- I'll accompany you home.
We're not going home.
Can you take me home?
Let's head back home.
We had to walk home.
I had to get back home.
You must go home.
I'll take it home with me.
- I want to go home.
- I want to go back home.
Romans, go home!
- What time do you go home?
- When are you going home?
- When are you walking home?
- I go home.
- I'm going to my house.
She got home at seven.
I came back home late.
You have to come home.
I'm not going home.
I can't go home.
I got home at seven.
I drove home.
I got home first.
She wanted to hurry home.
Take me home with you.
Bring Tom home.
Send Tom home.
Come home soon.
Don't go home.