Examples of using "N'è" in a sentence and their english translations:
Tom forgot about it.
She just left.
Enough is enough!
Is there more?
There isn't one available.
Do you know why Tom left?
She went away to Italy.
Oh no, look. He's swum off.
Summer is gone.
- There's no need for it.
- There's no need for that.
There's one more.
They're gone.
He bragged about it.
There's one more.
Is she gone?
Tom has apologized for that.
Has anyone noticed?
He hasn't noticed.
- She went out just now.
- She just left.
- She's just left.
- She has just left.
Why did she leave so suddenly?
Maybe there's a cheaper one.
When did she leave here?
"Where's your cousin?" "He just left."
There's another one in my bag.
Oh look, here's one in here.
There isn't one yet?
He left a while ago.
Tom left early in the morning.
There's also a yellow one.
Has he gone already?
Tom has just left.
Tom left earlier.
- He left just now.
- He just left.
No, it's not necessary.
Apparently no one noticed.
Mary has already left.
Did Tom just leave?
- He's already left.
- He has left already.
- He had already gone.
He left early.
- Tom didn't quit.
- Tom didn't go away.
- Tom didn't leave.
Tom went willingly.
Tom left early.
Where's Tom gone?
He soon walked away.
- Has Tom already left?
- Has Tom left already?
When did Tom leave?
Razvan just left.
She left early.
Your wife left.
Tom is likely to be gone.
Perhaps Tom left.
That isn't necessary, is it?
- Tom has already gone.
- Tom has already left.
- Tom already left.
- Tom has left already.
- Tom had already left.
- Tom is already gone.
He left to Algeria.
Your wife left.
He's left.
There's one just near the station.
She has gone, but I still love her.
- Do you want a glass? There is one on the table.
- Do you want a glass? There's one on the table.
The pain still hasn't gone away.
I don't know why Tom left.
Tonight, there's enough for everyone.
- He walked away.
- He went away.
- He left.
- He went.
- He's gone.
- He's left.
- He was gone.
When did she leave the classroom?
He has just left home.
Tom has finally gone.
I've only got a couple of these left.
Help yourself. There's plenty more in the kitchen.
Tom left an hour ago.
The pain hasn't gone away.
- This is why Tom left.
- Here's why Tom left.
Tom left on time.
My son left today.
Tom left quickly.
He was the last to leave.
Did Tom go home?
- Tom went home.
- Tom has gone home.
Tom is gone forever.
Tom left a short time later.
He left without saying goodbye.
He left an hour ago.
At what time did he leave?
He may have already departed.
She was the last to leave.
He didn't leave.
Tom isn't here. He's already left.
My strength is all gone.
- How long has Tom been gone?
- How long's Tom been gone?
- Tom's left.
- Tom has left.
No one noticed.
Tom left a long time ago.
He left a minute ago.
Tom left in the middle of the night.