Examples of using "Legyenek" in a sentence and their english translations:
There is something about connection.
but you have to be honest with yourself.
Proceed with caution.
We're bound to have some problems.
Forth tip: being social is incredibly good for you.
for a better day's wake,
good and bad.
They had no idea what needed to be done.
I wish my uncles were millionaires.
Tell them to be careful.
Please turn off your cellphone.
And you use that to make the pot more beautiful.
and understanding that words can be the best,
I want our children to become young men and women
Please remain standing.
My parents should be proud of me.
Lazy people have no chance of success.
is making bendable phones - whatever the point of that is.
Tom believes that the rich deserve to be rich and that the poor deserve to be poor.
It is critical that court participants understand the process,
You must be more patient.
- I don't need a Facebook account in order to have friends.
- I don't need a Facebook account to have friends.
I want to keep my kids safe.
and also, they won't be exposed to sports
Contributors should be civil and respectful.
The officer inspired his men to be brave.
We painted the walls white to brighten up the room.
She asked them to take their shoes off.
We insisted on rich and poor being treated alike.
Traditionally, men were expected to take the lead in courtship.
She wants him to be just a friend.
I told the children to be quiet, but they just kept on being noisy.
The athletes trained hard every day to be at their best for the Summer Olympics.
- Speak louder, please.
- Could you speak a little louder please?
- Please speak more loudly.
Please come in one by one.
- Please come this way.
- This way, please.
Mary didn't seem interested in making friends.
Please step inside.
- Sit down, please.
- Please have a seat.
Please wait.
Please remain seated.
- Please come this way.
- Please come here.
"Hello, Little Red Riding Hood." "Stay away from me! I know you. You are the wolf and want to eat me." "You are right that I am the wolf—you can easily see that—but didn't your mother teach you not to be prejudiced?"
Adults always ask kids what they want to be when they grow up because they're looking for ideas themselves.