Examples of using "Alzata" in a sentence and their english translations:
She got up late.
She's up, isn't she?
I got up early.
She's still up, isn't she?
She's already up, isn't she?
Are you up?
She got up late.
Today I got up early.
People got up.
I woke up at four.
I got up 10 minutes ago.
I got up early this morning.
Can you please raise your hands?
She gave up her seat for the old person.
I woke up early.
- The girl was used to sitting up till late.
- The girl was used to staying up late.
I got up early.
I just got up.
She is in the habit of keeping late hours.
When did you get up?
I got up at seven.
I can stay up as late as I want.
I'm always up this early.
I got up an hour ago.
- Today I got up early.
- I woke up early today.
- I got up at six.
- I got up at six o'clock.
When did you get up?
Did you get up late?
You shouldn't be up.
She got up from her chair.
I got up a minute ago.
Today, I got up very early.
I got up at seven this morning.
She always got up early.
I got up while it was still dark.
Why are you up so early?
Did you get up early this morning?
I got up before dawn.
It being Sunday, I didn't get up early.
I got up early as usual.
I used to stay up long into the night.
I stood.
Why did you get up so early?
Have you been up all night?
What keeps you up at night?
- I got up at about six.
- I got up about six.
I got up earlier than usual.
Don't stay up late tonight.
What time did you get up yesterday?
Why are you up at this time of night?
- What time did you get up this morning?
- What time did you get up today?
I got up so early that I caught the train.
When I got up this morning, I had a headache.
What keeps you up so late?
I got up early in order to catch the first train.