Examples of using "Másnap" in a sentence and their english translations:
We went home the next day.
What happened the next day?
Tom called Mary back the next day.
The next morning, we ate breakfast together.
Tom comes here every other day.
Tom does that every other day.
The rain stopped the next day.
It was not until the next day that they found her.
When we got to the doctor's office the next day,
And the tour would start in the morning,
The next day... a big shark came...
We were very sleepy the next morning.
She goes to the library every other day.
The next day Jesus decided to leave for Galilee.
The next day, the tribunal sentenced him to death.
He felt a bit better the next day.
Here's another day in London.
He died, and it was obvious he knew it, he died the next day.
We agreed to start early the next morning.
The following morning, the snowman was completely melted.
The next morning, the snowman had completely melted.
The next day the wreck of the ship was discovered on the shore.
and try not to look at it until we wake up the next morning.
But the next day, I called him again,
hook ups you regret the next day.
and you're going to face exactly the same decision tomorrow.
A scary feeling, going into the water early the next day.
even if another paper gets accepted the next day, well, that's nice,
The hit-and-run driver, accompanied by his father, came and turned himself in the next day.
I asked him if he would go there the next day.
Tom and Jane quarreled, but they made up the next morning.
and so did the "Wall Street Journal" on the following day.
The next morning he marched on General Osten-Sacken’s force near Montmirail.
She goes to the library every other day.
The next morning I woke to see the fruit trees in bloom underneath my window.
- When she woke the next morning, she went straight to the window to see whether the first snow had fallen.
- Waking the next morning, she went straight to the window to see whether the first snow had fallen.
- Tom goes to town every other day to sell his home-grown fruit and veg on a market.
- Tom goes into town every other day to sell his home-grown fruit and vegetables on a market.