Examples of using "Rosszul" in a sentence and their english translations:
Are you unwell?
I said that wrong.
- You're doing it wrong.
- You're doing it wrong!
He talked wrong.
I have trouble sleeping.
- You're doing it wrong.
- You're doing it wrong!
I felt sick.
You got it wrong.
I was sick.
You heard wrong.
I got it wrong.
I slept very badly.
I felt bad afterwards.
He looked wrong.
His knowledge of French is poor.
You make me sick.
- I'm not quite well.
- I feel sick.
- I'm not well.
- I'm unwell.
I said that wrong.
What am I doing wrong?
Are you feeling nauseated?
You're misinformed.
She felt sick.
I dance truly bad.
Tom did it wrong.
Tom is hard of hearing.
I'm sick of this.
You're probably doing it wrong.
Tom reacted badly.
Do you feel unwell?
What did you do wrong?
I felt bad.
It didn't feel bad.
Is there a problem with your hearing?
I feel very sick.
I misjudged them.
Do you feel sick?
You've misspelled my name.
Silence can be misinterpreted, but never misquoted.
My friend feels very ill.
It doesn't look so bad.
and they said, you know, "If your relationship were to end,
Yes, this looks bad.
We've had it all wrong.
He can't catch them by sight.
- He behaved badly.
- His behaviour was bad.
- He did nothing wrong.
- There is nothing wrong with him.
I don't feel sick.
I feel bad today.
I've been feeling bad for a week.
I feel bad today.
- I speak French very poorly.
- I'm terrible at speaking French.
- I speak French very badly.
Are you sick?
You were sick.
- Tom got really sick.
- Tom became very sick.
- Tom got very sick.
- Tom became very ill.
You purposely gave the wrong answer, didn't you?
It seemed that he was sick.
You don't look well, Agnes.
- I am sick.
- I'm sick!
- I'm ill.
That looked bad.
I'm hard of hearing.
Tom felt bad.
Tom looks bad.
Were you sick?
It makes me feel sick.
They didn't mistreat me.
I feel very sick.
- It'll end badly.
- That'll end badly.
His name was misspelt.
Tom has done everything wrong.
She has written my name wrong.
I hardly got any sleep last night.
After he had eaten it, he got sick.
Tom is doing that wrong.
I slept badly last night.
You're doing it wrong again.
- I think you're doing that wrong.
- I think that you're doing that wrong.
I'm sick of Tom's complaining.
I misspelled the word.
RR: I'm having a little trouble hearing.
and many would fall flat.
But with poor night vision...
I got sick.