Examples of using "Meghalni" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Let me die.
- Let me die!
You let him die.
- You won't die today.
- You will not die today.
- I am ready to die.
- I'm ready to die.
Why do you want to die?
- I won't die.
- I will not die.
They don't want to die.
- I don't want to die!
- I don't want to die.
They won't die.
He isn't afraid to die.
You won't die.
How do you want to die?
Many will die.
- Tom is ready to die.
- Tom's ready to die.
I won't let Tom die.
and left for dead at a public hospital.
See Naples and then die.
I don't want to die yet.
- I don't want to die here.
- I don't want to die here!
At least I'll die happy.
- No one is going to die.
- Nobody's going to die.
- Please don't die!
- Please don't die.
Don't let me die here.
I want to die with Getter Jaani.
Tom won't die.
It'd be better to die than live a life like that.
I hope he doesn't die.
I hope she doesn't die.
I won't let Tom die.
She is afraid of dying from cancer.
I saw Tom die.
I'm not going to die.
Some ideals are worth dying for, aren't they, Tom?
- I am ready to die.
- I'm ready to die.
She will never die.
As soon as man is born, he begins to die.
I saw him die.
He is afraid of dying poor.
It's just that I don't want to die today.
The man watched his own son die.
I can't believe I'm going to die this way.
A doctor should never let a patient die.
Which is worse, killing one person or letting five people die?
The good news is that you're not going to die.
I'm not ready to die.
Everyone wants to go to heaven, but nobody wants to die.
Tom wasn't ready to die.
I want no other happiness but to live and die beside you.