Examples of using "Infelice" in a sentence and their english translations:
You've made her unhappy.
- She looks unhappy.
- She seems to be unhappy.
I'm unhappy.
You've made him unhappy.
Are you miserable?
Are you unhappy?
- I am very unhappy.
- I'm very unhappy.
I was so unhappy.
I'm not miserable.
I'm quite unhappy here.
He's unhappy.
He was unhappy.
Tom is quite unhappy.
- He says he's unhappy.
- She says she's unhappy.
- He's really unhappy, isn't he?
- She's really unhappy, isn't she?
You don't want to make me unhappy, do you?
You're unhappy, aren't you?
I'm very unhappy here.
You still look unhappy.
He was very unhappy, wasn't he?
- She said that she was unhappy.
- He said he was unhappy.
- She said she was unhappy.
Why are you unhappy?
- Tom said that he was unhappy.
- Tom said he was unhappy.
She said that she was really unhappy.
Emotionally I was pretty unhappy.
- Tom's unhappy.
- Tom is unhappy.
- Tom was unhappy.
- Tom was not pleased.
I wasn't unhappy.
Are you unhappy, Tom?
She looked like she was unhappy.
- You're unhappy, aren't you?
- He's unhappy, isn't he?
- She's unhappy, isn't she?
You've made my friend unhappy.
I'm miserable.
Tom is really unhappy, isn't he?
- Tom says he's not happy.
- Tom says he's unhappy.
She said she's unhappy.
- I know Tom was unhappy.
- I know that Tom was unhappy.
- Tom said I looked unhappy.
- Tom said that I looked unhappy.
- Did you know Tom was unhappy?
- Did you know that Tom was unhappy?
Tom is very unhappy with you.
Tom was never unhappy.
- I think Tom is unhappy.
- I think that Tom is unhappy.
Tom doesn't look like he's unhappy.
- He said that he was very unhappy.
- She said that she was very unhappy.
- He told me that he was unhappy.
- She told me that she was unhappy.
- He told me he was unhappy.
- She told me she was unhappy.
She said that she wasn't unhappy.
I'd be unhappy, but I wouldn't kill myself.
I'm in love, and I am unhappy about it.
Don Draper is unhappy,
Tom seems to be unhappy.
Tom is extremely unhappy.
Tom isn't unhappy.
Tom is unhappy, isn't he?
I was so unhappy then.
- Tom might be unhappy.
- Tom may be unhappy.
Tom is clearly unhappy.
Tom was obviously unhappy.
Why is Tom unhappy?
Tom looks very unhappy.
Tom is very unhappy.
Tom still looks unhappy.
Tom doesn't seem to be unhappy.
Tom was very unhappy.
Tom is quite unhappy.
He doesn't look like he's unhappy.
- He was very unhappy, wasn't he?
- She was very unhappy, wasn't she?
- He's very unhappy, isn't he?
- She's very unhappy, isn't she?
- He's still unhappy, isn't he?
- She's still unhappy, isn't she?
He's pretty unhappy, isn't he?
I know why you're unhappy.
Why are you so unhappy?
- Tom said he's unhappy.
- Tom said that he's unhappy.
- You should've told me Tom was unhappy.
- You should have told me Tom was unhappy.
I'm very unhappy just now.
- Tom realized Mary was unhappy.
- Tom realized that Mary was unhappy.
Tom was the only one who was unhappy.
- Tom said Mary was unhappy.
- Tom said that Mary was unhappy.
- Tom told me he was unhappy.
- Tom told me that he was unhappy.
Mary told me she was unhappy.
I knew I'd be unhappy here.
I was distressed to see Tom so unhappy.
She is living an unhappy life.
What is she so unhappy about?
Tom has been very unhappy.
Is Tom unhappy about something?
Tom is lonely and unhappy.
Tom is very unhappy, isn't he?
Tom is angry and unhappy.
Tom is unhappy about it.
- I think Tom is unhappy.
- I think Tom is miserable.
It looks like Tom is unhappy.
- Tom knew that I was unhappy.
- Tom knew I was unhappy.
Tom was very unhappy, wasn't he?