Examples of using "Malata" in a sentence and their english translations:
She was sick.
She looked ill.
- I was sick.
- I was ill.
She seems to be sick.
She must be sick.
She looks very sick.
I thought she was sick.
She is very sick.
- I am sick.
- I'm sick!
- I'm ill.
- I am ill.
I was sick.
- She looked ill.
- She looked sick.
Are you sick?
She's really sick, isn't she?
She admitted that she was sick.
She pretended she was sick.
She said she was sick.
She said that she was really sick.
Am I really sick?
Is she still sick?
Mary is sick.
- She looked as if she was sick.
- She looked like she was sick.
Are you still sick?
- You're sick, aren't you?
- She's sick, isn't she?
She is sick.
I was ill.
She said that she's sick.
She was very old and ill.
I am ill.
You're sick!
- I didn't know that she was ill.
- I didn't know she was ill.
It's obvious that she's sick.
She was sick, so she didn't come.
She said that she was very sick.
She told me she was sick.
- She said that she isn't sick.
- She said she wasn't sick.
She said she felt sick.
Laura may have been sick.
I think she is sick.
The girl appeared sick.
My grandmother is sick.
Mary isn't sick.
Are you sick?
This plant looks sick.
She might be seriously ill.
- I am sick.
- I'm ill.
- I'm sick.
- I've been sick.
She seemed to have been ill.
His daughter is sick.
- You look sick.
- You look like you're sick.
My mother is sick.
She looks like she's sick.
She's very sick, isn't she?
She's still sick, isn't she?
She's pretty sick, isn't she?
You look sick.
- Tell Tom Mary is sick.
- Tell Tom that Mary is sick.
It is said that she is seriously ill.
- Tom said that Mary was sick.
- Tom said that Mary was ill.
- Tom said that Mary is sick.
She told me that she'd been sick.
- She told me that she wasn't sick.
- She told me she wasn't sick.
- She told me that she felt sick.
- She told me she felt sick.
- You're sick!
- You're sick.
Were you sick?
I am afraid she is ill.
My mother is seriously ill.
Jane is sick in bed.
It is said that she is ill.
- I think she is sick.
- I am afraid she is ill.
- She has been ill for three weeks.
- She has been sick for three weeks.
She has been sick since last week.
She was ill for a long time.
She looks very sick.
She says she isn't sick.
She's sick in bed, isn't she?
Obviously, she's sick.
She's not sick.
I am so sick.
- I'm not sick.
- I am not sick.
- I am not ill.
Mary told me she wasn't sick.
She took care of her sick mother.
She was a fellow cancer patient,
She has been sick since last week.
- I am sick.
- I'm ill.
- I'm sick.
- I am ill.
I've heard you've been sick.
She fell ill, but got well soon.
I'm terminally ill.