Examples of using "Sír" in a sentence and their english translations:
- She is crying.
- She's crying.
Is he crying?
Why are you crying?
Everybody's crying.
- Tom is crying.
- Tom's crying.
My boyfriend is crying.
Are you crying?
My sister often cries.
Why is the baby crying?
Why does Mary cry so much?
This tomb is cursed.
My boyfriend is crying.
Why is Tom crying?
Why is everyone crying?
Tom is crying, too.
The baby is crying.
- Tom isn't crying.
- Tom is not crying.
- Tom is crying now.
- Tom is now crying.
My sister often cries.
Tom cries a lot.
All babies cry.
Everybody cries sometimes.
Why's Tom crying?
- Tell me why she is crying.
- Tell me why she's crying.
but she's not crying,
Tom is still crying.
- Tom isn't crying.
- Tom is not crying.
He always cries when he is drunk.
Tom is crying in his room.
Why is the baby crying?
- My sibling often cries.
- My brother often cries.
Tom very rarely cries.
Tom never cries.
- Tell me why he is crying.
- Tell me why he's crying.
The boy told me why he was crying.
- The child is not crying anymore.
- The child isn't crying anymore.
- The child is no longer crying.
The child is crying, because it wants to eat.
Finish digging the grave.
Tom sometimes cries when he's scared.
She does nothing but cry.
- Tell me why she is crying.
- Tell me why she's crying.
Man will not cry in public.
The child cries instead of laughing.
Emily is crying.
I sure hope Tom doesn't cry.
I can't bear to see him cry like that.
Why are you crying?
What have you told Mary that she's crying now?
That baby does nothing but cry.
The child pretended to cry so it could get some sympathy.
Tom could see that Mary was crying.
Tom is still crying.
- An infant is not capable of speaking, so it just screams until it gets what it wants.
- An infant isn't capable of speaking, so it just screams until it gets what it wants.