Examples of using "Fortunata" in a sentence and their english translations:
- She is lucky.
- She's lucky.
- You're one lucky girl.
- You're a lucky girl.
Lucky fly.
She's really lucky, isn't she?
She's a lucky girl.
- She said that she was lucky.
- She said she was lucky.
She said that she was really lucky.
- She considers herself lucky.
- She considers herself fortunate.
- You're lucky, aren't you?
- She's lucky, isn't she?
You're really lucky.
- I'm lucky.
- I am lucky.
Consider yourself lucky.
She's lucky to be alive.
She said that she was very lucky.
She always said she was lucky.
- She said that she felt lucky.
- She said she felt lucky.
She told me she was lucky.
She said she wasn't lucky.
Mary is lucky, isn't she?
How lucky.
She's very lucky, isn't she?
She's quite lucky, isn't she?
She considers herself relatively lucky.
Are you lucky?
- I'm very lucky.
- I'm really lucky.
- You're in luck.
- You are in luck.
Tom said that Mary was lucky.
You were lucky.
What a lucky person he is!
I don't feel so lucky.
She thought that she was very lucky.
She thought she was very lucky.
I'm very fortunate.
I consider myself lucky.
I'm feeling lucky.
I'm just lucky.
I was quite lucky.
He is a son of a wealthy family.
of how lucky I was to be alive at all,
How lucky I am!
- I'm pretty lucky.
- I'm quite lucky.
although he emphasized how lucky I had been.
She's lucky that we helped her.
She isn't as lucky as she used to be.
She's lucky to be alive, isn't she?
I'm unbelievably lucky.
Suddenly I got lucky.
You were really lucky.
She was lucky to find her keys.
She doesn't realize how lucky she is.
- I think I'm a very lucky person.
- I think that I'm a very lucky person.
I should be so lucky!
Do you feel lucky?
You're lucky, aren't you?
I'm not so lucky.
- I'm feeling lucky today.
- I feel lucky today.
I feel pretty lucky.
- I was very lucky.
- I've been very lucky.
- I've been really lucky.
I was certainly lucky.
I've been absurdly lucky.
I wasn't very lucky.
I felt pretty lucky.
You were very lucky.
- You're really lucky.
- You're really lucky!
It's your lucky day.
I'm not as lucky as you.
You're so lucky.
- Who's the lucky one?
- Who is the lucky guy?
- Who's the lucky guy?
I guess I'm lucky.
Lucky, weren't you?
I've been fairly lucky.
I'm also very lucky.
I got very lucky.
- You're lucky.
- You are lucky.
She's been lucky all her life.
I was fortunate to see that.
I'm lucky to have this one.
She's lucky she didn't get shot.
Mary was lucky to find her keys.
I was so fortunate.
- I thought I was just lucky.
- I thought that I was just lucky.
I don't feel so lucky.
I think I'm pretty lucky.
I've been very, very lucky.
Your friend is very lucky.
Let others wage wars, you, fortunate Austria, marry.
I'm lucky to have this.
It's my lucky day.
Mary is lucky she's still able to do that.