Examples of using "Guai" in a sentence and their english translations:
You'll be in trouble.
You'll get into trouble.
Are you looking for trouble?
Did you get in trouble?
Woe to the vanquished.
Keep them out of trouble.
Look, I don't want any trouble.
- You are in serious trouble.
- You're in serious trouble.
Stay out of trouble.
- You're in big trouble.
- You're in a lot of trouble.
You're in trouble, aren't you?
We're in trouble.
They're in trouble.
- I am in trouble.
- I'm in trouble.
I'm going to get in trouble.
I got into trouble.
Now I'm in trouble.
I'm in trouble now.
We're in trouble now.
Keep him out of trouble.
Keep her out of trouble.
You're in trouble now, aren't you?
Now we're in trouble.
You really are in trouble, aren't you?
Keep Tom out of trouble.
Why are you always getting in trouble?
He seems to be in trouble.
She's in big trouble.
He's in big trouble.
I'm not in trouble.
I'm already in trouble.
She was clearly in trouble.
He was clearly in trouble.
I'm in trouble here.
I smell trouble.
Bear] I'm in trouble!
You're in trouble.
We're in trouble.
Are you in trouble?
You're in trouble.
Tom is in trouble now.
- She knows that she's in trouble.
- He knows he's in trouble.
- They know that they're in trouble.
- They know they're in trouble.
He's now in trouble, isn't he?
- You're in trouble now, aren't you?
- She's now in trouble, isn't she?
I know why they're in trouble.
Do you think Tom is in trouble?
Are you in trouble with the law?
Try to stay out of trouble.
- I don't want to get in trouble.
- I don't want to get into trouble.
I didn't want to get in trouble.
She didn't want to get in trouble.
- She didn't want to get in trouble.
- He didn't want to get in trouble.
I think I'm in trouble.
She got in trouble, didn't she?
They realized they were in trouble.
- I know I'm in trouble now.
- I know that I'm in trouble now.
Now I'm in trouble.
- Tom is in a lot of trouble.
- Tom is in big trouble.
Tom is in trouble.
Is Tom in trouble?
I don't want any more trouble.
It could be big trouble.
Tom was in trouble.
I'm in desperate trouble.
Everyone's in trouble.
There'll be trouble.
- I'm in big trouble.
- I'm in a lot of trouble.
We're in serious trouble.
Jim is in trouble.
Tom didn't want trouble.
You're in big trouble.
- You're in trouble, aren't you?
- He's in trouble, isn't he?
- Tom knows he's in trouble.
- Tom knows that he's in trouble.
I'm not the only one in trouble here.
Sami knew he was in trouble.
Tom is in trouble now, isn't he?
Tom is now in trouble, isn't he?
- He knows that he's in trouble now.
- She knows that she's in trouble now.
- He knows he's in trouble now.
I don't want him to get into trouble.
I don't want her to get into trouble.
You're going to be in trouble and it's my fault.
- I think Tom is in trouble.
- I think that Tom is in trouble.
- I thought Tom was in trouble.
- I thought that Tom was in trouble.
I'm often in trouble.
Tom is in trouble again, isn't he?
He knows he won't get in trouble.
Tom is already in trouble again.
They create a lot of mess.
And now I'm in trouble.
The young cubs have found trouble.
Trouble lurks.
Is Tom in a lot of trouble?
Tom may be in trouble.
Tom knew he was in trouble.