Examples of using "Iskolát" in a sentence and their english translations:
He finished school in March.
He changed schools last year.
I hate school.
I'm going to leave school.
Do you like school?
They can change the school... they drop out normally.
Could you please tell me again what school you graduated from?
He changed schools last year.
Tom loved school.
I don't hate school.
I don't like school.
I never liked school.
I hate this school.
- The school was established in 1650.
- This school was founded in 1650.
I quickly adapted myself to my new school.
- I know you hate school.
- I know that you hate school.
I'm not too sure I quite understood school;
so that later on, they can manage it, support the school and go on,
She left school two years ago.
He quit school last week.
Do you like school?
Do you like school?
Children begin school at the age of six.
Most children hate school.
- The school was established in 1650.
- This school was founded in 1650.
Do you like school?
I hate school! I'm not going.
He hasn't had much education.
The typhoon accounted for the closing of school.
Children go back to school in autumn.
I hate school but ignorance is worse.
I'm looking for a school where I can paint portraits.
Visit Thame School in Google Maps
Tom doesn't know why Mary dropped out of college.
They always skip school.
Tom dropped out of school to support his family.
We were told Tom wanted to drop out of school.
My second child doesn't like school as much as the first one.
Due to the lack of students, the school will be closed at the end of the year.
Most schools were designed not to transform society, but to reproduce it.
My children like school.
- What school a person graduated from counts for nothing.
- What school a person graduated from doesn't matter.
I didn't graduate.