Examples of using "Menjek" in a sentence and their english translations:
Should I go?
Do I need to go right away?
Do you want me to go with you?
- Shall I go together with you?
- Do you want me to go with you?
- Should I go with you?
Let me go first.
I'm still hesitating whether to go there or not.
Let me go alone.
Should I go to the police?
Let me in.
Do you want me to stay or do you want me to go?
Give me a ride.
Let me out!
Do you want me to come with you?
- Let me go!
- Let me go.
I was advised to visit the museum.
My father told me where to go.
Should I stay or go?
Tom convinced me to go.
Why do I have to go?
I'd stay home rather than go alone.
What shall I go in?
Should I go or would you like me to stay?
Why should I go?
Do you want me to go without you?
- Shall I go together with you?
- Do you want me to go with you?
- Ought I to go?
- Should I go?
Allow me to go with you.
I'm glad you talked me into going.
I've got places to go.
Are you telling me not to go?
Tom asked me to leave.
- I think it's time for me to go.
- I think that it's time for me to go.
Tom told me to go to Australia.
It is next to impossible for me to go with you.
- I've been warned not to go there.
- I've been warned against going there.
The bad weather prevented me from going to work.
She told me not to go there alone.
The bad weather prevented me from going to work.
He told me to go there at once.
He ordered me to go alone.
I am allowed to swim in the river.
- Let me go!
- Please allow me to go.
- Let me go.
Don't tell me to go home.
Let me go!
I would rather stay at home than go alone.
I can't afford to go to Australia.
I'm too old to go to Australia.
- They told me not to go there yet.
- I was told not to go there yet.
She told me not to go there alone.
- I would rather stay at home than go to the movies.
- I'd rather stay at home than go to the movies.
I would rather stay at home than go shopping.
- Must I attend the party tonight?
- Do I have to attend the party tonight?
My parents want me to come home.
I would rather stay at home than go to the movies tonight.
My father would not permit me to go on to college.
Do you want me to pick you up after work?
Tom wants me to go to another party after this one.
- Let me go!
- Let me leave!
I didn't know whether to stay here or go to London.
My father doesn't allow me to go to the movies alone.
Should I go this way, or that way?
I must go there.
Do you want me to go without you?
I have to leave.
Let me come to the ball; I, too, would like to dance.
I'm not sure whether to stay home or go out.
Let me go out.
I haven't decided yet whether I'll go to college or get a job.
Her advice influenced me to go abroad.
Let me go just once.
I didn't have to go.
- It is inevitable that I go to France someday, I just don't know when.
- Sometime I'll definitely visit France. I just don't know exactly when.
I jumped up to go grab my coat. The teacher turned to me and said,
I have to go there myself.