Examples of using "Mentendo" in a sentence and their english translations:
- You are lying.
- You're lying.
- You are lying.
- You lie.
- You're lying.
You're lying now.
Are you lying?
Are you lying to me?
Maybe you're lying.
You were lying, weren't you?
They're lying.
I'm lying.
- He is lying.
- He's lying.
I was lying.
- You are lying.
- You lie.
- You're lying.
They're all lying.
Tom is lying to you.
Tom was lying to you.
Why are you lying to us?
Why are you lying to him?
Why are you lying to her?
Obviously, he is lying.
"Is he lying?" "Obviously."
- I didn't lie.
- I wasn't lying.
- He's obviously lying!
- She's obviously lying!
She's obviously lying!
You're lying!
- You are lying.
- You're lying now.
Are you lying?
- You are lying.
- He is lying.
- He's lying.
- You're lying.
You're lying!
He was lying.
- Either Tom's lying or Mary's lying.
- Either Tom is lying or Mary is lying.
- Either Tom is lying or Mary is.
- You are lying.
- You lie.
- You're lying.
I always know when you're lying.
Why did you think I was lying?
Do you think I'm lying?
Why are you lying to Tom?
- I know that you're lying.
- I know you're lying.
Why do you think I'm lying?
Why are you lying to them?
That's not true! You're lying!
- Tom knows you're lying.
- Tom knows that you're lying.
Tom is probably lying to you.
- I think he's lying.
- I think she's lying.
I think she's lying.
Tom is lying again.
I think they're lying.
- He's lying again, isn't he?
- She's lying again, isn't she?
Don't listen to him. He's lying to you.
He is lying through his teeth.
They're lying to us.
You're lying, aren't you?
Someone is lying.
- I'm an honest person.
- I'm not lying.
- He isn't lying.
- She isn't lying.
- He's lying, isn't he?
- She's lying, isn't she?
You were lying, weren't you?
Don't listen to her. She's lying to you.
- I know that you're lying.
- I know you're lying.
You're lying, aren't you?
One of them is lying.
One of you is lying.
I knew they were lying!
- Tom thinks you're lying.
- Tom thinks that you're lying.
- I know you're not lying.
- I know that you're not lying.
- I know that you aren't lying.
- I know you aren't lying.
- Everybody knows that you're lying.
- Everyone knows that you're lying.
- Everybody knows you're lying.
Tom probably wasn't lying to you.
It is possible that he is telling a lie.
- I think Tom is lying.
- I think that Tom is lying.
I think you're telling lies.
- Tom thought I was lying.
- Tom thought that I was lying.
I'm convinced Tom is lying.
I suspect that he is lying.
- Tom is obviously lying.
- Tom is clearly lying.
Tom has been lying to us.
You're lying again.
Tom is clearly lying.
Is Tom still lying?
Tom was obviously lying.
Why are we lying to him?
Why are we lying to her?
- Someone is obviously telling a lie.
- Obviously, someone is lying.
- Someone is definitely lying.
- Someone is definitely telling a lie.
Someone is obviously telling a lie.
Tom isn't lying.
Sami was openly lying.
I thought you were lying.
I thought you were lying.
One of them is probably lying.
Tom is the one who's lying.
I never said you were lying.