Examples of using "Alzati" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Get up!
- Get up.
- Get up!
- Get up.
- Get on your feet.
- Get up!
- Get up.
Come on, get up.
Get up, now!
Tom, get up!
Stand up, please.
Get out of bed!
Stand up and take a bow.
Stand up and walk.
- Get up.
- All rise.
Stand up.
Rise and shine, Johnny.
Do get up, it's very late.
Did you get up early?
Are you awake yet?
Do get up, it's very late.
Get up, now!
Get up early, or you'll be late.
Get up at seven tomorrow morning.
- Stand upright when I'm talking to you.
- Stand up when I'm talking to you!
Get up early.
Stand up when your name is called.
We got up early in order to see the sunrise.
They all stood up at the same time.
We got up.
They got up.
I don't think Tom and Mary are up.
We're used to staying up late.
Get up early tomorrow morning!
Just get up.
We got up too late and we missed the train.
We got up at dawn.
In my opinion, staying up late is bad for one's health.
We rose from our seats when the national anthem was played.
- Stand up!
- Stand up.
Why is it easier to stay up late than to get up early?
Get up as early as you can.
Get up early in the morning.
Are you up?
We got up after midnight.
Stand up and introduce yourself, please.
Get up. It's getting late.
They got up from their seats.
We got up at four in the morning.
We got up at dawn to avoid a traffic jam.
When did you get up?
Did you get up late?
You can stay up late if you want.
- Stand up when I am talking to you.
- Stand up when I'm talking to you!
You shouldn't be up.
We got up early and set about cleaning our house.
Why are you up so early?
Did you get up early this morning?
Why did you get up so early?
Have you been up all night?
What keeps you up at night?
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?
What keeps you up so late?