Examples of using "Aiutata" in a sentence and their english translations:
Did you help her?
You helped her, didn't you?
We helped her.
How did you help her?
Why didn't you help her?
I helped her.
I know you helped her.
Why did you help her escape?
Who do you think helped her?
You said you'd help her.
He promised he'd help her.
I helped her clear the table.
Nobody helped her.
Who helped her?
I'd have helped you.
He hasn't been helping her.
- You helped me.
- He helped me.
- She helped me.
- He helped me out.
She thanked me for helping her.
Why didn't you help her escape?
He said he'd help her.
- It helped me a lot.
- It helped me a lot!
- That helped me a lot.
Thanks for helping her.
I helped her once.
I helped her escape.
He helped her.
He didn't help her.
You helped me.
You helped me.
I need to know who helped her.
They helped her.
I helped her wash dishes.
Why didn't somebody help her?
I didn't help her escape.
He and I have helped her.
- I'd have helped you.
- I would've helped you.
- I would have helped you.
I helped her into a gown.
My friend helped me.
- I told her that I'd help her.
- I told her I'd help her.
Who did Mary think would help her?
She's lucky that we helped her.
You've helped me a lot.
I promised Mary I'd help her.
She hasn't told me who helped her.
You've really helped me today.
I know you helped me.
I helped her translate this sentence so many times.
He helped me.
She helped me.
Who do you think helped me?
That helped me a lot.
- Thanks for helping me!
- Thanks for helping me.
- He helped me.
- She helped me.
- He helped me out.
Mary hasn't told me who helped her yet.
- He helped me to move.
- He helped me move.
He helped you, didn't he?
- They said that they'd help me.
- They said they'd help me.
They helped you, didn't they?
Tom told Mary that he'd help her, but he didn't.
Tom has always helped me.
We didn't help her escape.
- Why didn't someone help me?
- Why didn't somebody help me?
- Why didn't anyone help me?
- A true friend would've helped me.
- A true friend would have helped me.
Tom helped me.
She didn't help me.
He's the one who helped me.
"Thank you for helping me." "Don't mention it."
- Tom said that he would help me.
- Tom said he would help me.
- Tom said he'd help me.
He told me he'd help me.
Why didn't you help me escape?
He helped her wash her car.
- Tom helped me move.
- Tom helped me to get changed.
Thanks a lot for helping me today.
- Why didn't someone help me?
- Why didn't somebody help me?
I helped her wash the dishes.
Tom helped me to get changed.
He said he'd help me.
"Who helped you?" "My sister did."
He helped her dye her hair.
He helped her tie her shoes.
He helped her with her luggage.
He helped her with her homework.
He helped her find her daughter.
He helped her take off her shoes.
Who else helped you?
I helped her clean the bathtub.
Why did Tom help you?
Tom helped you, didn't he?
She helped you today, didn't she?
They helped you today, didn't they?
I asked him if he would help me.