Examples of using "Jönni" in a sentence and their english translations:
She wants to come.
Will she come?
Would you like to come?
What time can you come?
- Can you come?
- Do you think that you can come?
- Do you think you can come?
Who will you be coming with?
- It is probable that she will come.
- She'll probably come.
He will come.
- They'll come.
- They will come.
I'm going to come.
- Please come.
- Please come!
I can come.
- Would you like to come with us?
- Would you like to go with us?
- Shall you be able to come tomorrow?
- Can you come tomorrow?
- Do you want to go with me?
- Do you want to come?
I think that she will come.
Tom can't come.
- Shall you be able to come tomorrow?
- Can you come tomorrow?
I can come tomorrow.
- It is probable that she will come.
- She'll probably come.
- I would like to go with you.
- I want to go with you.
- I'd like to come with you.
Will she come?
We can come right away.
I can come tomorrow.
He wanted to come with us.
He will come soon.
Anybody want a lift?
I'm going to come back.
Can you come closer?
- Do you want to come along?
- Don't you want to come along?
Do you want to come with us?
Do you want to come?
Tom'll come.
Can you come closer?
He usually comes in time.
Will he recover?
They will come.
They will return.
Can you come here?
What time can you come?
Do you want to come with us?
Do you want to come along?
Would you like to go with me?
When are you going to come?
Can you come?
- He will come back.
- She'll be back.
- It'll be back.
Can you come over here?
Why can't you come?
I think that he won't come.
Can you come and get me?
Tom wanted to come along with us.
He will come this afternoon.
Can you come for dinner tonight?
I said, "You want to go to a party?"
Would you please come again later?
My mother can't come.
It will not be long before she comes back.
He still wants to come.
Excuse me, may I come in?
I want to come, too.
Tom may come at any time.
- Tom will probably come.
- Tom is likely to come.
Who wants to come with me?
He will soon come back.
- I knew you'd come.
- I knew that you'd come.
He says he will come.
I'll come to your place.
Can you come tomorrow?
Do you intend to come tomorrow?
I'll find out myself.
I won't be able to come tomorrow.
Can Tom come, too?
Would you please come again later?
Tom wanted to come along with us.
- No one will come.
- Nobody will come.
- I'll be glad to come.
- I will be glad to come.
Can you come?
He'll come for sure.
We'll figure this out.
Nobody wants to come.
Tom didn't want to come.
He'll be coming back tomorrow.
- Won't you come with me?
- Don't you want to come along?
- Won't you come with us?
- Don't you want to come?
Would you please come with me?
- I should say he won't come.
- I think he won't come.
- I think that he won't come.
I can't come until tomorrow.
- I hope you can come.
- I hope you guys can come.
- I hope you all can come.
Can you get down here?
She said that she'd come.
She can't come because she's sick.
Can you pick me up at the station?
It is no use making an excuse like that.