Examples of using "Lábam" in a sentence and their english translations:
My leg hurts now.
I broke my leg.
- My leg is aching.
- My leg hurts.
My foot fell asleep.
I'm resting my legs.
My feet get cold.
I have a broken leg.
Ouch! My foot!
My right foot is sleeping.
My feet are always cold.
I have a pain in my little toe.
I didn't go.
I broke my leg skiing.
I think my leg might be broken.
My legs still hurt.
- I walked till my legs got stiff.
- I walked until my legs felt tired.
Suddenly, my feet stopped.
- My leg is still asleep.
- My leg's still asleep.
I think I've broken my leg.
I checked into my hotel room, put my feet up,
I have athlete's foot and it's very itchy.
- My foot is aching.
- My foot hurts.
I got my right leg hurt in the accident.
The cement floor underneath me had a sticky film on it
My legs hurt after the long walk.
- Tell Tom I have a broken leg.
- Tell Tom that I have a broken leg.
I don't want to get my feet wet.
I've sat on my heels for so long my legs have fallen asleep.
Have I told you how I broke my leg?
Three injuries in one leg and two in the abdomen.
I hurt my foot getting in the automobile.
I stepped on something that cut my foot on the beach.
I'll be leaving now.
My legs still hurt.
It's tight around the toes
so much so that I don't even want to leave my room.