Examples of using "Vonaton" in a sentence and their english translations:
- You are on the wrong train.
- You're on the wrong train.
I fell asleep on the train.
- I don't like to read on the train.
- I don't like reading on the train.
Does this train have a sleeping car?
I left my tennis racket on the train.
Are you able to buy a ticket after boarding the train?
He may be on the next train.
I spent twelve hours on the train.
She left her umbrella in the train.
I don't like reading on the train.
I have seen him once on the train.
She left her umbrella in the train.
- I almost left my umbrella in the train.
- I almost left my umbrella on the train.
He is apt to leave his umbrella on the train.
Englishmen rarely talk to strangers in the train.
He trod on my foot on purpose in the train.
Someone stepped on my foot on the train.
It's only four minutes from here by train.
- Some pickpocket stole my wallet on the train.
- Someone pocketed my wallet on the train.
- Someone stole my wallet on the train.
I like to travel by train.
I had my pocket picked in the train.
He made room for an old man in the train.
She was in such a hurry that she left her umbrella behind on the train.
- I thought I was going to suffocate on the crowded train.
- I thought that I was going to suffocate on the crowded train.
Englishmen rarely talk to strangers in the train.
I want a book to read in the train.
- Tom should've been on that train.
- Tom should have been on that train.
I can't find my glasses. I may have left them behind in the train.
Tom bought a newspaper and read it on the train.
That is the man I see every day on the train.
Tom and I happened to be on the same train.
I had my purse and commutation ticket stolen while I was sleeping on the train.
- When was the last time you travelled by train?
- When was the last time you traveled by train?