Examples of using "Jönnek" in a sentence and their english translations:
They're coming.
They are not coming today.
Change comes.
The Jacksons are coming.
They're from Iceland.
When are they coming?
Zombies are coming!
Are you coming?
Here they come.
Why aren't they coming?
- They are not coming today.
- They're not coming today.
I don't think they're coming.
Are they coming here tomorrow?
- Are they coming as well?
- Are they coming, too?
The men are coming.
Do you think they're coming after us?
- They're not coming.
- They are not coming.
Are more people coming?
Why aren't they coming?
Dad and mom won't come.
Louie, your friends are coming.
The clouds are coming from the south.
They're arriving within a half hour.
Here they come.
Do they arrive at six or seven o'clock?
Whence come babies?
- Who is coming?
- Who's coming?
Both of his parents are coming to Tokyo.
They aren't coming today.
Opportunities come and go.
only coming out to graze at night.
Hardly anyone ever comes to visit me.
When are your parents coming home?
We're getting out of here. The cops are coming.
Tom prefers blondes.
How often do buses come?
And so it's very hard for them to realize that they have leadership capacities.
Are they coming as well?
We didn't know what train they'd be on.
How many people are likely to show up?
Do you know when they will be back?
Do you mind their coming too?
I wonder when the flies will show up.
The police are coming.
People are not born knowing this phrase.
especially refugees seeking help at our borders,
Tourists from all over the world come here.
Talented students come from far and wide to attend this school.
First, I knew they were going to come ask me for advice;
She said, cities, people, architecture will come and go,
Do you have any idea how many people are coming to tonight's party?
Here they come.
But don't think that Uruguay is going to be a tourist destination
Do you mind their coming too?
Are you coming this evening?
We're expecting a lot of people to attend the ceremony.
No matter how interesting magic shows may be, I don't like them so much.
I need to know who'll be coming.
"Want to drop round my place?" "Can I?" "My parents come home late as they both work."
Again and again there are challenges in our life. Some call them problems, others call them growth opportunities.
Why aren't you coming with us?
Robots are great in the workplace, because they don't need toilet or meal breaks, don't get sick or come to work with a hangover.
I think I'm going to need to get things going between Tom and Maria, otherwise they'll never get together, even though - from a distance - they seem so in love with each other!
I'm getting tired of your complaints.
The families of the factory workers need schools, hospitals, and stores, so more people come to live in the area to provide these services, and thus a city grows.
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