Examples of using "Intendeva" in a sentence and their english translations:
- She means it.
- She meant it.
He meant it.
I knew what Tom meant.
I knew what Tom meant to say.
I want to know what Tom meant.
- She told me that she intended to win.
- He told me he intended to win.
I know what Tom meant.
Tom really meant it.
Tom didn't mean that.
It was clear what he meant to do.
That's what Tom meant.
I knew exactly what Tom meant.
- Tom didn't mean to offend anyone.
- Tom didn't mean any offense.
- Tom didn't mean to insult anybody.
- Tom didn't want to offend anyone.
- Tom didn't want to offend anybody.
Is that what Tom meant?
That wasn't what Tom meant.
He intended to marry her.
- Tom said he didn't mean to hit me.
- Tom said that he didn't mean to hit me.
Tom meant what he said.
Tom intended to visit Boston last month.
What did Tom mean?
He didn't intend to hurt her.
She didn't intend to call him.
She had enough sense to understand what he really meant.
He said he didn't intend to stay.
He told me he intended to win.
Five days later, with Napoleon at Fontainebleau still planning to march on Paris, Marmont
Tom didn't mean to make Mary angry.
He probably meant that people go to demonstrations just to show up instead of actually protesting.
My Hungarian friend said that Toki Pona is his spider, but he did not explain what he meant by that.