Examples of using "Voltam" in a sentence and their english translations:
I was married.
I was at my parents'.
I was a witness.
I was an idiot.
I was at work.
I was angry.
- What a fool I was!
- What a fool I've been!
I was pleased.
I used to be married.
- I was at home.
- I've been at home.
- I was in the house.
I was there.
I used to be fat.
I was there.
I saw the doctor.
I was drunk.
I was there yesterday.
I was nervous as hell.
I wasn't home.
- I was in the mountains.
- I was on the mountain.
I was out shopping.
I used to be thin when I was young.
I was in the bathroom.
I was alone.
I had a head start
I was excited ...
And I was lonely.
I felt hungry.
- I was at a movie theater.
- I was at the cinema.
I was tired.
I was at home.
I was an outsider.
I was furious.
I was naive.
I was busy.
I was half asleep.
I was sleepy.
I was anxious.
I was happy.
I was careful.
I was unconscious.
I was a witness.
I have been to Rome.
- I've been poor.
- I was poor.
I was a teacher.
I was close.
- I was at a movie theater.
- I was at the cinema.
I've been to church.
I was jealous.
I was good.
I was born prematurely.
I was at school.
I was hammered.
I was a doctor.
I was at work.
I was away.
I was outside.
I was strong.
I was at the library.
I was impolite.
I have been in Paris.
I was disappointed.
I was embarrassed.
I was sad.
I was in Boston.
I was sick.
I've been all over the place.
I was overweight.
I was aggressive.
I was a criminal.
I was in Rome.
I was with him.
- I was married.
- I used to be married.
I was shy.
I was on leave.
I was defenseless.
I was drunk.
I was at the baker's.
I've been stupid.
I was new.
I was fat.
I was wet.
I've been to Australia.