Examples of using "Visszajön" in a sentence and their english translations:
- He will come back.
- It'll be back.
She'll return very soon.
- He will be back tomorrow.
- He'll be coming back tomorrow.
Is Tom coming back?
- He will be back soon.
- He'll be back soon.
- Tom will soon be back.
- Tom will be back soon.
I'll leave when she comes back.
I will finish it by the time he comes back.
- Let's wait here till he comes back.
- Let's wait here until he comes back.
He will be back in ten minutes.
I'll leave when she comes back.
- He is returning to this town.
- He is returning to this city.
Wait here till he comes back.
Will you come back tomorrow?
- Tom said he was coming back.
- Tom said that he was coming back.
Tom is coming back tomorrow, isn't he?
- He is at work now, but will return at seven.
- He is at work now, but will come back at seven.
Tom promised me that he would come back.
- Father will be back in a few days.
- Dad will return in a few days.
Tom is coming back tonight, isn't he?
I hope Father will come home from abroad soon.
Dick promised to come back by three o'clock.
Tom will come back when he feels like it.
The power goes on and off.
What if he comes back now?
- I'm sure that Tom will come back soon.
- I'm sure Tom will come back soon.
- Please give him the news when he comes back.
- Please give him the message when he comes back.
He will be back in ten minutes.
- I will leave home when my mother comes back.
- I'll leave home when my mother comes back.
I'm sure Tom will come back as soon as he realizes he left his briefcase here.
Wait here until he comes back.
My husband said he would come back soon. It's been two years.
Tom heard the car coming back.
- She was to have returned yesterday, but she fell ill.
- She was supposed to have returned yesterday, but she fell ill.