Examples of using "Tominak" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I told Tom everything.
- I've told Tom everything.
What should I tell Tom?
Let Tom know.
Tom likes them both.
Just call me Tom.
Have you told Tom?
I'm giving it to Tom.
- I'm helping Tom.
- I'm helping Tom out.
- Call me Tom.
- Call me Tom!
Did you give it to Tom?
Did you lie to Tom?
Tom missed her.
Answer Tom.
Help Tom.
Write Tom.
I helped Tom.
I told Tom.
We help Tom.
Write to Tom.
- I lied to Tom.
- I've lied to Tom.
Should I tell Tom?
My nickname is Tom.
They believe Tom.
Tom likes me.
You can tell Tom.
Tom needed you.
- What am I going to tell Tom?
- What'll I tell Tom?
Tom needs it.
Tom succeeded in getting elected.
Tom needed Mary.
Tom needed rest.
Tom needed time.
Tom needed us.
Tom has anger issues.
Tom has a sense of humor.
We'd better call Tom.
Tom will need this.
- Tom should've won.
- Tom should have won.
Tom needed it.
Tom needs attention.
Tom has questions, too.
Tom has sharp eyes.
- Tom won't succeed.
- Tom won't pass.
Tom has a negative attitude.
Tom was right.
Did you buy Tom a dog?
Tom wanted Mary.
Tom wants money.
I'd be happy to tell Tom.
- Tom's frantic.
- Tom is frantic.
Tell Tom.
I owe Tom a great deal.
Tom needs glasses.
Oh my God, Tom has done it!
How do I help Tom?
Do you believe Tom?
Tom didn't have any family.
I did Tom a favor.
I had to help Tom.
I have a delivery for Tom.
I helped Tom once.
I sent Tom a note.
Did you tell Tom about it?
- Your name's Tom, isn't it?
- Your name is Tom, isn't it?
Tom doesn't have cable TV.
- Tom doesn't have an alibi.
- Tom has no alibi.
I'm going to name him Tom.
I was trying to help Tom.
I'm trying to help Tom.
Tom has chickens.
I told Tom no.
Tom needed space.
- Tom doesn't have anything.
- Tom has nothing.
- Tom has issues.
- Tom has problems.
Tom has a beard.
Did Tom like Boston?
I told Tom about it.
- Tom's out of a job.
- Tom is out of a job.
Tom is lucky.
Tom has no will power.
Tom should go.
Tom had an alibi.
- Tom was unlucky.
- Tom got unlucky.
Tom needs to win.
Tom had to smile.
We told Tom that.
- Tom should be worried.
- Tom must be worried.
- Tom must be concerned.
- Tom must've been concerned.
- Tom must've been worried.
Should Tom be worried?
Tom has company.
Tom has a guest.
I gave Tom everything.
Tom doesn't have any pets.
Does Tom have experience?
Tom misses Boston.
Tom doesn't own a car.
What do I owe Tom?