Examples of using "Educato" in a sentence and their english translations:
I was courteous.
He's polite.
He was polite.
He's always very polite.
I'm not very polite.
- Tom's polite.
- Tom is polite.
He isn't polite.
- You're too polite.
- He's too polite.
He's polite, isn't he?
I was being polite.
She made a polite bow to me.
- I think Tom is polite.
- I think that Tom is polite.
He isn't very polite, is he?
That's not very polite.
Tom is polite, isn't he?
Tom isn't polite.
- It's not polite to stare.
- It isn't polite to stare.
Tom is very polite.
Tom was very polite.
That doesn't sound very polite.
Tom is always polite.
Tom was so polite.
Tom wasn't polite.
You're too polite.
The imam is very polite.
He's always polite, isn't he?
Tom wasn't polite to Mary.
Tom is polite, but Mary isn't.
It is polite of you to write me back at once.
He admitted he hadn't been polite.
Are you polite?
You're polite.
Tony is a polite boy.
Tom is polite and sensitive.
Tom is being very polite today.
- I should've been more polite.
- I should have been more polite.
Tom isn't very polite.
Tom seemed polite enough to me.
Tom is always very polite.
- You must be polite.
- You have to be polite.
Tom is a well-mannered young man.
Tom doesn't seem very polite.
Tom is always polite, isn't he?
He's always very polite, isn't he?
He isn't very polite, is he?
I was very polite.
You should try to be more polite.
Be polite to your parents.
Tom isn't so well-mannered.
It's not polite to point at others.
The English are a polite people.
Tom was quiet, polite and respectful.
- It isn't polite to stare at people.
- It's not polite to stare at people.
He was brought up by his uncle.
He's courteous.
Tom isn't are polite as Mary.
I was just being polite.
I'm just being polite.
The dentist is very polite to the patient.
It is polite to open doors for people.
- Yawning in a meeting is not polite.
- Yawning in a meeting isn't polite.
It is polite of him to write me back at once.
It's a polite way of saying no.
I'm not very polite.
You're too polite.
Please be polite.
- It is rude to speak with your mouth full.
- It's not polite to speak with your mouth full.
- It isn't polite to speak with your mouth full.
Was I polite enough?
I was trying to be polite.
You must be polite.
Tom seems courteous.
What does it mean to have an educated mind in the 21st century?
In Japan, it is proper to bow when you meet someone.
He was born in England, but was educated in America.
You must be more polite.
Polite language, in a sense, spoils a casual atmosphere.
and say a timely, polite, "No, thanks. Can't make it."
That nurse is very kind and polite.
Mr Smith is too polite to say anything bad about others.
- I think Tom is courteous.
- I think that Tom is courteous.
Why are you being so courteous?