Examples of using "Volna" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I could've done that.
- I could have done that.
If I had known it, I would have told it to you.
If I had known it, I would have told it to you.
I wanted to find out if I could get the exercise to work.
- Who would've thought?
- Who would have thought?
If you had remained silent, you would have remained a philosopher.
If I had time, I could help you.
- If you'd asked me, I'd have told you.
- If you had asked me, I would have told you.
I would never have guessed that.
You could've said no.
She wanted to slap him.
I'd have let you know if I had known.
I'd have stopped doing that if you'd asked me to.
If I had...
- You could have done it.
- You could've done it.
Was I wrong?
- We could've done that.
- We could have done that.
- You could've warned me.
- You could have warned me.
I should've known.
- I could've died.
- I could have died.
- I would've paid.
- I would have paid.
You could've asked me.
I could've married him.
- You could've called.
- You could have called.
- I could've changed.
- I could have changed.
- I could've drowned.
- I could have drowned.
- I'd have understood.
- I would've understood.
- I would have understood.
- You should have been more prudent.
- You should've been more prudent.
A part of me just wanted to hold her and chase them away.
If it had not been for his error, we would have won.
Tom could get here if he wanted to.
If I had known about it, I would have told you.
- Tom would've told us if he'd known.
- Tom would have told us if he'd known.
Tom could get here if he wanted to.
- Tom could've won if he'd wanted to.
- Tom could have won if he'd wanted to.
- If I could've prevented this, I would've.
- If I could have prevented this, I would've.
- If I could've prevented this, I would have.
She wanted to travel.
Had I taken note of it, I wouldn't have forgotten it then!
- What would've happened if Tom had come?
- What would have happened if Tom had come?
- You should have introduced yourself.
- You should've introduced yourself.
- You should have come earlier.
- You should've come earlier.
- 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.
If it had not been for the map, I would have lost my way.
If he had failed the exam, what would he have done?
- If you had parked your car here, you would have been fined.
- If you'd parked your car here, you would've been fined.
- If you'd parked your car here, you'd have been fined.
- If you'd parked your car here, you would have been fined.
I wish he had been more careful when he spoke.
If he had studied harder, he would have passed the exam.
- It would've been better if we hadn't done that.
- It would have been better if we hadn't done that.
I would have gone to the mountains had I had the money.
She would have called me if she'd had my phone number.
- I could not have done otherwise.
- I couldn't have done otherwise.
We would have learned Esperanto if we'd had more time.
- Tom should've won.
- Tom should have won.
If you had picked up the phone, I would have invited you to Paulo's house.
- If I had known, I would not have come.
- If I had known that, I wouldn't have come.
- If I'd known that, I wouldn't have come.
- Had I known that, I wouldn't have come.
- If you had known, you would have told me, wouldn't you?
- If you'd known, you would've told me, wouldn't you?
If only you had stayed with us, you wouldn't have gotten into trouble.
This is what I would have said.
- If I gave no answer, I would not have spoken.
- If I wouldn't answer, I wouldn't talk.
I would have been suprised if you could have done it at first.
without anyone finding out.
You could have just as easily said,
I'd love to operate on her.
And I should've known,
- You should have seen it.
- You should have seen it!
- You should've seen it.
- You could've said something.
- You could have said something.
- You could've come with me.
- You could have come with me.
- I should've eaten breakfast.
- I should have eaten breakfast.
- I should've said that.
- I should have said that.
- I should've known this.
- I should have known this.
We have a few questions.
- You would've liked it.
- You would have liked it.
- I wish I had known.
- I wish that I had known.
What would you have done?
If only he had known!
How could she have known?
- It could have been anyone.
- It could've been anyone.
I would like to make a request.
- We should've celebrated.
- We should have celebrated.
Would you have believed that?
- I would've rather played tennis.
- I would have rather played tennis.
- I would've said something.
- I would have said something.
Who would've thought?
Is this love?
I wish I were wrong.
- I would've waited.
- I would have waited.
- That would've hurt.
- That would have hurt.
You deserved better.
You should have telephoned in advance.
- I could've married Tom.
- I could have married Tom.
- Tom could've been killed.
- Tom could have been killed.