Examples of using "Igaza" in a sentence and their english translations:
She's right.
- I think that he is right.
- In my opinion, he's right.
- I think he's right.
- Tom's correct.
- Tom's right.
- Tom is correct.
- Tom is right.
Is he right?
She is wrong.
- What he says is true.
- He makes sense.
- Tom had a point.
- He was right.
- In my opinion, he is correct.
- I think he's right.
The skeptics were right.
- I don't think that he's right.
- I don't think he is right.
I am of the opinion that she is right.
The teacher is right.
The teacher is right.
And Vicky's right.
Tom was right.
- Tom guessed right.
- Tom's right.
- Tom is correct.
- Tom is right.
In my opinion, he's right.
Your mother is right.
Who was right?
Gandhi was right.
Is Tom right?
Tom isn't right.
Your father was right.
- You're right actually.
- That's correct, actually.
- I think he is right.
- I think he's right.
- I think that he's right.
- Maybe you're right.
- Perhaps you are right.
- Perhaps you're right.
His mother was right.
- Tom is wrong.
- Tom's mistaken.
- Tom's wrong.
- Tom is mistaken.
He won't be right.
He may have been right.
Who's right?
She is always right.
You are both in the wrong.
You're perfectly right.
I dare say he is right.
If my father was right, and he usually is,
Is the customer always right?
I think both of them are right.
Adam Smith was right.
- I guess you are right.
- I guess you're right.
- I am of the opinion that he is right.
- In my opinion, he is correct.
- I think he's right.
- I dare say he is right.
- What he said is probably correct.
- Tom was probably right.
- Tom is probably right.
In my opinion, you are wrong.
Tom is probably right.
I admit that he is right.
- He may have been right.
- She may have been right.
Might is right.
Tom might be right.
Tom wasn't right.
- I hope Tom is right.
- I hope Tom's right.
He was right after all.
His Truth is marching on.
Octopus Paul was right.
The man is right.
The boy is right.
The girl is right.
The woman is right.
Tom was absolutely right.
Tom is dead wrong.
Neither was right.
She is always right.
Tom is absolutely right.
- You know Tom was right.
- You know that Tom was right.
Tom was half right.
Neither of us is right.
- You're right, as usual.
- You're right as usual.
Tom was essentially right.
Usually, Tom is right.
- In my opinion, Tom is right.
- In my opinion, Tom's right.
You're right, of course.