Examples of using "Tamásnak" in a sentence and their english translations:
Did you phone Tom?
Tom is claustrophobic.
- I helped Tom.
- I was helping Tom.
- Let's help Tom.
- Let us help Tom.
Are you helping Tom?
I forgave Tom.
I gave it to Tom.
I've been helping Tom.
We helped Tom.
- I work for Tom.
- We work for Tom.
I worked for Tom.
He helped Tom.
Tom had a panic attack.
- What did you tell Tom?
- What did you say to Tom?
Tom doesn't have anybody.
Does Tom have any pets?
Please call me Tom.
I forgot to mention it to Tom.
What did you give Tom?
Tom has a dual personality.
Tom has got nothing.
Tom doesn't have time.
Tom has the day off.
Tom has no free time.
- Give this to Tom.
- Give that to Tom.
Tom has to stay.
Does Tom have a car?
Does Tom have a plan?
Does Tom have a boat?
- Does Tom have kids?
- Does Tom have children?
- Does Tom have any kids?
What did Tom need?
- Does Tom have a cat?
- Has Tom got a cat?
Did you kiss Tom goodbye?
Tom has a dog.
Why do you believe Tom?
Tom doesn't have tea.
Tom doesn't have any children.
Tom doesn't have a visa.
Tom doesn't have a car.
I prepared breakfast for Tom.
Tom had colon cancer.
- What are we going to tell Tom?
- What do we tell Tom?
- What will we tell Tom?
- What'll we tell Tom?
Won't you help Tom?
- I have to call Tom.
- I've got to phone Tom.
Tom has no allergies.
- What did you tell Tom?
- What have you told Tom?
Write to Tom right away.
- What do you want me to tell Tom?
- What am I supposed to tell Tom?
- What should I say to Tom?
- What am I going to say to Tom?
- What am I supposed to say to Tom?
- Tom is homesick.
- Tom feels homesick.
Tom had money, a lot of it.
Tom likes the idea, too.
Did you help Tom wash windows?
The baby is called Tom.
- Tom was probably right.
- Tom is probably right.
- Tom should've known.
- Tom should have known.
- Tom has many friends.
- Tom has a lot of friends.
Tom is probably right.
Tom should be here.
Tom has to go home.
Tom has got nobody.
Tom has two sisters.
- I hope Tom is right.
- I hope Tom's right.
- Tom has long hair.
- Tom's hair is long.
Tom has big problems.
Tom has to go to the hospital.
Tom owns a pizzeria.
Tom had three of them.
Tom misses his family.
Go and help Tom.
Maybe we can help Tom.
Shouldn't we help Tom?
I gave Tom an apple.
- My name's Tom, too.
- My name is Tom, too.
Tom had many friends.
I lent Tom a flashlight.
I lent Tom my umbrella.
- Why didn't you help Tom?
- Why did you not help Tom?
Tom is having a bad day.
Tom has health problems.
Tom didn't have a dog.
Tom had an idea.
- Tom needs a cab.
- Tom needs a taxi.
Tom has relatives in Boston.
Please give this to Tom.
Tom has two children.
- Is Tom busy?
- Does Tom have a lot to do?
Tom was absolutely right.
Tom didn't have permission.
Tom didn't have a job.
Tom has many strengths.
Tom doesn't have to answer.
Tom doesn't have to study.
Tom doesn't have to hurry.
Tom didn't have to stay.
Tom didn't have to pay.
Tom doesn't have any proof.
Tom owns a car.