Examples of using "Igazad" in a sentence and their english translations:
- You're quite right.
- You're perfectly right.
- You are absolutely correct.
- You're absolutely correct.
- You're right.
- You're correct.
- You are right.
- You may be right.
- You might be right.
- Perhaps you're right.
- You may be correct.
- You might be correct.
You're absolutely correct.
- You are absolutely right.
- You're quite right.
- You can say that again.
- You're completely right.
- You're absolutely right!
- You're perfectly right.
- You are completely right.
- You are entirely correct.
- You are absolutely correct.
- You're totally right.
- You're absolutely correct.
- You're quite correct.
- You are absolutely right.
- You're quite right.
- You can say that again.
- You're absolutely right!
- You're perfectly right.
- You are entirely correct.
- You are absolutely correct.
- You're absolutely correct.
You're fucking wrong!
You may be right.
- You were right.
- You were correct.
- You're right.
- You are right.
- You are always wrong.
- You're always wrong.
- In my opinion, you are wrong.
- In my opinion, you're wrong.
You're absolutely right.
- You are absolutely right.
- You're completely right.
- You're absolutely right!
- You are completely right.
You're just wrong.
I don't think you're right.
You're probably right.
You're absolutely right!
Indeed, you were right.
You must be right.
- Maybe you're right.
- Perhaps you are right.
- Perhaps you're right.
- You could be right.
You're right about that.
You were actually right.
- You are quite right.
- You are absolutely right.
- You're quite right.
- You're completely right.
- You are absolutely right.
- You're absolutely right.
- You are wrong.
- You're wrong.
- Apparently you are right.
- Apparently you're right.
You were right, you know.
You were wrong.
You're probably right.
- I suspect you're right.
- I suspect that you're right.
- In my opinion, you are wrong.
- In my opinion, you're wrong.
You're almost right.
- I wish you were wrong, but I know that you're right.
- I wish you were wrong, but I know you're right.
I think that you're right.
You're right. I'll go by taxi.
- I think you're right.
- I think that you're right.
Basically, you're absolutely right.
- You're quite right.
- You're completely right.
- You're perfectly right.
- You are completely right.
- I know you're right.
- I know that you're right.
You were right, too.
You were right as usual.
You may have been right.
I hope you're right about this.
- I suspect you're right.
- I suspect that you're right.
I think you were right.
You're right, as always.
In a way, you are right.
I wish you were wrong.
You were right before.
I hate it when you're right.
Maybe you're right, after all.
You were wrong.
You are right, after all.
Well, Tom, you were right.
- You are right to a certain extent.
- You're right to a certain extent.
- You are right. I will go by taxi.
- You're right. I'll go by taxi.
- You are right. I will go by taxi.
- You're right. I'll go by taxi.
- I concede that you are right.
- I concede that you're right.
- I think you're right about that.
- I think that you're right about that.
You do have a point.
I'm afraid you're right.
It seems like you're wrong.
You, probably, once again right.
If you were correct, I wouldn't have said you were wrong.
In that case, you are right.
- You are quite in the wrong.
- You are completely wrong.
- You're completely wrong.
- I hope you're right.
- I hope that you're right.
I hope you're wrong.
- Let's say you're right.
- Let's say that you're right.
I really hope you're right.
I only hope you're right.
I guess you were wrong.
What if you're wrong?
You know what, Tom, you're right.
You've no idea how right you are.
I know you're right.
I don't think that you're right.