Examples of using "Mentek" in a sentence and their english translations:
You're going?
Where did they go?
Where are you all going?
Where were they going?
They went fishing.
Where are you going?
They went to church.
They were barefoot.
They went to the public swimming pool.
Are you going by train?
They walked.
They went there together.
- They went to the movies last night.
- Yesterday, they went to the movies.
When did they go?
Where are you going to vacation this summer?
They went to Chicago by car.
They went to the zoo.
Are you going to school today?
Will you go, too?
When did they go home?
They went to church on Christmas Eve.
Where do you think they went?
Are you going to the concert?
Which way did they go?
They walked three miles farther.
They moved farther away from the fire.
They left one after another.
They went to the station by car.
They went to Italy for their honeymoon.
For their honeymoon they took a voyage around the world.
They left last night.
They walked three miles farther.
They went to the zoo.
They've just left.
When do you go back to Japan?
My friends went to the movies without me.
Are you going, too?
They hunted foxes.
So things were going OK.
- Some went on foot, and others by bicycle.
- Some went on foot, others by bicycle.
They went on an expedition to the North Pole.
They passed an uneasy night.
They went out of the room, one after another.
- My friends went to the movies without me.
- My friends went to the cinema without me.
From time to time, they went shopping together.
Things have gone south.
They approached each other.
How did things go last night?
Tom and Mary went on an African safari.
The people who left yesterday are from Scotland.
They went out of the room, one after another.
It's cheapest if you take the bus.
Where did you go?
They just left.
The students entered the classroom two by two.
The buses ran back and forth almost empty.
Tom and Mary went on a two week honeymoon to Hawaii.
Where did everyone else go?
Why don't you two go on a date together?
Tom and Mary went skiing in the Alps.
I think Tom and Mary have gone to Boston.
Tom and Mary went on a safari in Africa.
Tom and Mary went to the harvest festival.
During the 1990's, many Algerians came to France.
He has two daughters, both of whom are married to doctors.
Some of us went by bus, and the others by bicycle.
Neither Tom nor Mary has left yet.
They went out, got an apartment, we had a painting party, it looked great,
- Where are you going to?
- Where are you going?
- Where're you going?
Why don't you guys go on into the living room and make yourselves comfortable?
Jack, Jill and Alice went up the hill.
They walked toward the bridge.
Everything went smoothly.
Many attended his funeral.
Donald Duck, Mickey Mouse, and Goofy went camping in the mountains.
They said that they would do homework, though they went to the movies.
They went to an expensive restaurant for lunch.
Only a few people attended the meeting.
Tom and Mary went deer hunting.
The children took their ice skates and made for the frozen pond.
Tom and Mary went to a fancy restaurant to celebrate their wedding anniversary.
How was it today?
Year followed year...
Tom and Mary went into the forest to collect mushrooms.
Will you go on foot or by bus?
- They went on travelling for two days through a great forest, without food or drink, and without coming across a single house, and every night they had to climb up into the trees through fear of the wild beasts that were in the wood.
- They went on travelling for two days through a great forest, without food or drink, and without coming across a single house, and every night they had to climb up into the trees for fear of the wild beasts that were in the wood.
- And tonight, I think about all that she's seen throughout her century in America — the heartache and the hope; the struggle and the progress; the times we were told that we can't, and the people who pressed on with that American creed: Yes we can.
- And tonight, I think about all that she's seen throughout her century in the United States — the heartache and the hope; the struggle and the progress; the times we were told that we can't, and the people who pressed on with that American creed: Yes we can.