Examples of using "Curiosa" in a sentence and their english translations:
She's inquisitive by nature.
And I was curious.
Are you curious?
- I am curious.
- I'm curious.
She was curious.
- She admitted that she was curious.
- She admitted she was curious.
- She said that she was curious.
- She said she was curious.
She said that she was really curious.
- She's very curious.
- You're very curious.
She looked like she was curious.
She looks like she's curious.
I was just curious.
- You're curious, aren't you?
- She's curious, isn't she?
- I am curious.
- I'm curious.
I was curious.
- She said that she's curious.
- She said she's curious.
I was just curious.
- Mary admitted that she was curious.
- Mary admitted she was curious.
- Mary said that she was curious.
- Mary said she was curious.
She said that she was very curious.
- She told me that she was curious.
- She told me she was curious.
Mary said that she was really curious.
What is she so curious about?
- I am curious.
- I'm curious.
Are you curious?
How curious!
It's a curious coincidence.
Mary looked like she was curious.
Mary looks like she's curious.
- Mary said she's curious.
- Mary said that she's curious.
I was really curious.
- Mary told me that she was curious.
- Mary told me she was curious.
She said she was curious about that.
You look curious.
Stop being so curious.
I'm just curious.
- I am very curious.
- I'm very curious.
- Tom said Mary wasn't curious.
- Tom said that Mary wasn't curious.
Mary told Tom that she was curious.
And she'd come out and be very curious.
She is curious to learn new things.
- I am very curious.
- I'm very curious.
I'm as curious as you are.
She is always curious about what I am doing.
- Tom told me that he thought Mary would be curious.
- Tom told me he thought Mary would be curious.
- Tom told me he thought that Mary would be curious.
- Tom told me that he thought that Mary would be curious.
Mary said she was curious about that.
- Tom said Mary is curious.
- Tom said that Mary is curious.
Mary said that she was very curious.
I was curious about that.
- Tom told me that he thought Mary was curious.
- Tom told me he thought that Mary was curious.
- Tom told me he thought Mary was curious.
- Tom told me that he thought that Mary was curious.
You're very curious.
- You're curious, aren't you?
- You are curious, aren't you?
Very interested, very curious, but not taking stupid chances.
Meg is curious to know everything about Japan.
- It was freaky.
- That was freaky.
- Tom said Mary isn't curious.
- Tom said that Mary isn't curious.
What a queer story!
- I have to admit I'm curious.
- I have to admit that I'm curious.
- I'm very curious about this.
- I'm very curious about that.
I was very curious about it.
I'm curious about something.
- Tom knew that I was curious.
- Tom knew I was curious.
The child was very curious.
- I thought you might be curious.
- I thought that you might be curious.
And I learned this first through the intriguing story of a mouse.
- She is curious to find who sent the flowers.
- She wants to know who sent the flowers.
- She's curious to find out who sent the flowers.
I'm really curious as to what face you'll make when you see the photos.
I guess I'm a little curious.
I'm a little curious about that.
Stop being so curious.
- He said he was curious about that.
- She said she was curious about that.
I was curious to see what was inside.
By a curious turn of events, Sweden was now ruled by Napoleon’s ex-marshal, Bernadotte.
Phrenology was very popular in the 19th century, but nowadays most consider it to be nothing more than a curious pseudoscience.