Examples of using "Lassan" in a sentence and their english translations:
Eat slowly.
- More haste, less speed.
- Hurry slowly.
- Hasten slowly.
- Make haste slowly.
Speak slowly.
Slowly!
Exhale slowly.
Tom walks slowly.
I have to walk slowly.
And on and on it goes.
very, very slowly.
breathe slowly,
She's just slowly dying
Drive slowly.
Speak slowly.
Drive slowly.
He walks slowly.
Hasten slowly.
Hurry slowly.
Slowly, please.
You’re driving slowly.
Work slowly.
Pace yourself.
Go slow.
- Walk slowly.
- Walk slowly!
Drive slowly.
I'm a slow reader.
I stood up slowly.
I'm beginning to get hungry.
The door opened slowly.
Please speak slowly.
Speak slowly and clearly.
Snails move slowly.
Tom is driving too slow.
The girl walked slowly.
As we do this, we're going to breathe slowly.
Breathing in slowly, two,
three - it's very slow -
and slowly out,
And slowly out,
Slowly, from below.
It's time you went to bed.
My mother speaks slowly.
She closed her diary slowly.
He slowly moved forward.
Tom reads slowly.
Tom drives slowly.
Tom speaks slowly.
Tom works slowly.
Tom eats slowly.
Maria walks slowly.
- Tom walks slowly.
- Tom is a slow walker.
They moved ahead slowly.
Tom writes slowly.
Die slowly!
Turn around slowly.
Tom slowly retreated.
Please drive slowly.
Please speak slowly.
Please speak slowly.
My mother speaks slowly.
Slow and steady wins the race.
I opened the door slowly.
Haste makes waste.
He went slowly up the stairs.
I was able to slowly rebuild me.
The gulls are getting full.
She's running out of tree.
Slowly, no rush.
Change happens one person at a time,
And I was getting sick from all the pressure.
He read the letter slowly.
Eat meals slowly.
The glacier moves but by inches.
We walked slowly along the road.
The door opened slowly.
Slowly, the leaves are falling.
Work quickly, eat slowly.
My grandmother speaks slowly.
- Slow and steady wins the race.
- Slow but steady wins the race.
Tom got up slowly.
Tom walks too slow.
We're slowly nearing the end.
Mary will depart soon.
- I'm starting to lose hope.
- I'm beginning to lose hope.