Examples of using "Menjen" in a sentence and their english translations:
Go to sleep.
Take a bus.
Fine.
Let Tom leave.
- Don't leave!
- Don't leave.
Please go to the bank.
We persuaded him not to go.
He gave up going abroad.
She allowed him to go alone.
Go to your respective seats.
Please go straight ahead.
Go and talk to Tom.
Go straight, and you will find the station.
She insisted that he should go to the hospital.
I won't let it go to waste.
Don't go in my room.
I allowed Kate to go home.
Go out of the room at once.
I talked her into marrying him.
Tom agreed to go to Boston.
That is a danger zone; don't go there.
Take the elevator to the fifth floor.
- Go home quickly.
- Hurry home.
Go straight, and you will find the station.
I suggested that he go there at once.
I let him go.
- Don't leave!
- Don't leave.
He advised her not to go.
Tom didn't know for certain where he should go.
Go straight on down this street.
I won't let Tom go to Boston.
I don't want word of this getting around.
Tom is looking forward to going to Boston.
Tom agreed to go to Boston with Mary.
I asked him to go there tomorrow.
She advised him to go to the hospital.
I object to her going there alone.
Tom couldn't decide where to go.
Tom insisted on going alone.
Ask Tom to leave.
- Tom has already been asked to leave.
- Tom has been asked to leave already.
Tom is too young to retire, isn't he?
I told him not to leave.
Keep going straight.
You'd better not go out today.
She is too young to go to school.
He is too young to go swimming alone.
Tom tried to convince Mary not to go.
Tom wanted Mary to go away.
My sister is too young to go to school.
She is too young to go to school.
She asked him to leave and take all his belongings.
Go straight along this street.
I want you to go to Osaka right away.
You shouldn't go swimming after eating a big meal.
Tom allowed Mary to go home early.
I advised Tom to go there by bicycle.
- I wish you'd let Tom go with us.
- I wish you would let Tom go with us.
Tom does that just to get on my nerves.
Tom asked Mary to go somewhere else.
Leave town.
Mary's dream of going abroad finally became a reality.
Tom is still uncertain about whether to go to college or not.
- Go home.
- Go home!
He asked Mary to accompany him to the party.
Tom is too young to go there alone.
I wanted Tom to go to Boston with me.
- I should've told Tom to go there.
- I should have told Tom to go there.
I'm the one who suggested that Tom go out with Mary.
Tom tried to convince Mary to go to Boston with him.
Pass on, please, and do not obstruct the way.
Our teacher ordered Jim to go home at once.
My dad won't let my sister go to Boston.
Please make sure that the dog doesn't go outside.
Tom advised Mary not to go there alone.
To me, he seems too young to be touring the world on his own.
Pass on, please, and do not obstruct the way.
Tom asked Mary to go to the supermarket to get some milk.
Tom didn't have enough money to go home by bus.
Tom told Mary that he thought she shouldn't go there by herself.
- Follow that car.
- Follow that car!
Follow the car.
Her father never let her go to town with her friends.
Tom asked Mary to go to Boston with John next weekend.
Tom knows better than to go out alone after dark.
The last time I spoke to Tom, he said he wasn't planning to go to Boston.
- Go straight ahead on this street.
- Go straight ahead along this street.
She advised him to go to the hospital, but he didn't follow her advice.
She advised him to go to the police station, but he was afraid to.
Tom considered the possibility of not going.
Still not being determined on which direction and which way to go,
- Keep your son from having his own way.
- You shouldn't allow your son to act like a selfish brat.
- You shouldn't allow your son to always have his own way.
- When you're beginning to look like the photo in your passport, you should go on a holiday.
- When you start to look like the photo in your passport, it's time to go on vacation.
- When you start looking like your passport photo you should go on vacation.
Tom didn't tell Mary why he didn't want her to go to Boston with him.
I don't want him to know about the event, let alone go there.
Leave, please!