Examples of using "Nei" in a sentence and their english translations:
You'll be in trouble.
You'll get into trouble.
- In your dreams!
- You wish!
Did you get in trouble?
That only happens in the movies.
camps in neighbouring countries.
In your dreams!
You're in trouble, aren't you?
We're in trouble.
They're in trouble.
- I am in trouble.
- I'm in trouble.
I believe in miracles.
I'm going to get in trouble.
- I think that ghosts exist.
- I believe in ghosts.
I got into trouble.
Now I'm in trouble.
I'm in trouble now.
We're in trouble now.
You're in trouble now, aren't you?
She lives nearby.
I went into details.
Now we're in trouble.
Why am I in trouble?
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They returned to their offices.
They were good at their jobs.
You really are in trouble, aren't you?
Do you go fishing in lakes?
Bookmark this site.
Don't interfere in my affairs.
Do not smoke in public places.
Why are you always getting in trouble?
He seems to be in trouble.
I'm not in trouble.
I'm already in trouble.
She was clearly in trouble.
He was clearly in trouble.
I'm in trouble here.
I don't believe in miracles.
I'm not going into details.
She pushes me into the bushes.
He pushes me into the bushes.
Fadil waited nearby.
They slept in their offices.
He lives in the suburbs of London.
I worked every weekend.
During my years caring for patients,
Bear] I'm in trouble!
you know, old outsheds.
As in the forests
You're in trouble.
- He is in trouble.
- He's in trouble.
I'll stick around.
We're in trouble.
I believe in ghosts.
Are you in trouble?
You're in trouble.
He's nearby.
I'm nearby.
He put a lot of money in savings.
Move! You're in my way.
Those things only happen in movies.
I like walking in the woods.
Tom is in trouble now.
Many homeless people live in parks.
- She knows that she's in trouble.
- He knows he's in trouble.
They're asleep in their beds.
- They know that they're in trouble.
- They know they're in trouble.
He's now in trouble, isn't he?
- You're in trouble now, aren't you?
- She's now in trouble, isn't she?
She poured brandy into the glasses.
I know why they're in trouble.
The huntress followed it into the woods.
They've been busy in their offices.
They're very good at their jobs.
Do you think Tom is in trouble?
Are you in trouble with the law?
I see fear in your eyes.
- I wouldn't like to be in her shoes.
- I'd hate to be in your shoes.
I saw tears in her eyes.
He is arrogant toward us.
He has holes in his clothes.
- I don't want to get in trouble.
- I don't want to get into trouble.
I didn't want to get in trouble.
She didn't want to get in trouble.
- She didn't want to get in trouble.
- He didn't want to get in trouble.
I think I'm in trouble.
We recognize coherence in texts.
- Tom didn't get into details.
- Tom didn't go into detail.
I see her even in my dreams.
Tom lost his way in the woods.
Haggling is common in markets.