Examples of using "Tanultál" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Have you ever studied archeology?
- Have you ever studied archaeology?
What have you learned?
Where did you study?
Did you study yesterday?
What have you learned so far?
How did you learn French?
You learned from the best.
Why did you learn German?
What did you learn today?
You've studied French, haven't you?
Why did you learn French?
Where did you study Chinese?
How did you learn French?
When did you learn to swim?
Where did you learn English?
Where did you learn French?
You still haven't learned yet.
When did you learn to read?
Where did you learn to drive?
How did you learn how to play the violin?
Where did you learn karate?
When did you study French with Tom?
Did you study hard in high school?
- Where did you pick up your Italian?
- Where did you learn Italian?
Where did you learn to speak French?
- I hope that you have learned something from your mistake.
- I hope you've learned something from your mistake.
Where did you learn to speak Spanish?
- How did you learn to draw so well?
- How did you learn to draw this well?
- Where did you learn how to draw this well?
- Where did you learn how to draw so well?
- Where did you learn to draw so well?
- Is it true that you learned French all by yourself?
- Is it true you learned French all by yourself?
The point is that you haven't learned anything from him.
- If you had studied harder, you would have passed the examination.
- If you'd studied harder, you would've passed the examination.
- If you'd studied harder, you would have passed the examination.
Where did you learn German?
- What did you learn?
- What have you learned?
This food is delicious. Where did you learn to cook that well?
Was Tom the one who taught you how to dance?
Where did you learn to drive so well?
Where did you learn Czech so well?
What's important isn't which university you've graduated from, but what you learned while you were there.
What's important isn't which university you've graduated from, but what you learned while you were there.