Examples of using "Bagnata" in a sentence and their english translations:
She's wet.
Water is wet.
Maria was wet.
I was wet.
The ball was wet.
Well, at least she didn't get wet.
She was soaked from head to foot.
My cat is wet.
The blanket is still wet.
- The road is still wet.
- The street is still wet.
- I'm soaking wet.
- I'm soaking wet!
It's all wet.
She was soaked from head to foot.
The road is wet and it's slippery.
This grass is too wet to sit on.
Sami's bike is all wet.
I'm cold and wet.
You're soaking wet.
I was cold and wet.
Why are you wet?
The way we see it here, soaking wet and soaked,
The cat is wet.
Wet firewood doesn't burn well.
I got wet.
It began to rain and she got wet.
My cat is wet.
Why are you so wet?
I got soaked to the skin.
Folklorist Jonathan Young says the only thing that could harm it was a weapon tipped in human saliva.
The pavements are carpeted with red leaves, and the air has the unmistakable smell of wet earth.