Examples of using "Nostalgia" in a sentence and their english translations:
Are you homesick?
He felt homesick.
You're homesick, aren't you?
I feel homesick.
She feels homesick.
She was homesick.
- I am not homesick.
- I'm not homesick.
He must be homesick.
- She feels homesick.
- She is homesick.
- He's homesick.
- She was homesick.
- He was homesick.
I miss Boston.
I'm getting homesick.
He is longing for city life.
She is longing for city life.
They are longing for city life.
He admitted that he was homesick.
- She said that she felt homesick.
- He said he felt homesick.
- She said she felt homesick.
- She said that she was homesick.
- He said he was homesick.
- She said she was homesick.
They admitted they were homesick.
- They said they were homesick.
- They said that they were homesick.
- They said that they felt homesick.
- They said they felt homesick.
Tom was homesick.
- Tom was homesick.
- Tom is homesick.
- Tom's homesick.
He must be homesick.
Tom misses his daughter.
Sami was homesick.
- You're homesick, aren't you?
- He's homesick, isn't he?
- She's homesick, isn't she?
Tom says he's homesick.
Do you think Tom is still homesick?
- Tom said that he was homesick.
- Tom said he was homesick.
- He told me that he was homesick.
- He told me he was homesick.
She said that she wasn't homesick.
- They told me that they were homesick.
- They told me they were homesick.
- They said that they weren't homesick.
- They said they weren't homesick.
All of us were homesick.
Tom must be homesick.
At first, Meg was homesick.
He must be homesick.
I got homesick.
Tom is still homesick.
Tom is homesick, isn't he?
- He says he's homesick.
- She says she's homesick.
- They say that they're homesick.
- They say they're homesick.
Tom was obviously homesick.
- He's still homesick, isn't he?
- She's still homesick, isn't she?
He listened to his old punk records nostalgically.
He listened to his old punk records nostalgically.
- I don't think Tom is homesick.
- I don't think that Tom is homesick.
- I think Tom is still homesick.
- I think that Tom is still homesick.
- Tom told me that he was homesick.
- Tom told me he was homesick.
- Do you really think Tom and Mary are homesick?
- Do you really think that Tom and Mary are homesick?
I know Tom misses you.
Do you miss Boston?
Do you miss Boston?
- Tom knows that I'm homesick.
- Tom knows I'm homesick.
- I suspect Tom is homesick.
- I suspect that Tom is homesick.
Tom is still homesick, isn't he?
Tom and Mary are homesick.
I'm getting homesick.
In his heart he grows the plant of longing.
Do you think Tom and Mary are still homesick?
was so terribly homesick at the time.
Tom was a little homesick.
- I wonder if Tom is homesick.
- I wonder whether Tom is homesick.
- Tom thought Mary was homesick.
- Tom thought that Mary was homesick.
I know that Tom and Mary are homesick.
But at some point he was too homesick.
- I wonder whether Tom is homesick.
- I wonder whether or not Tom is homesick.
- I wonder whether Tom is homesick or not.
Tom is likely to get homesick, isn't he?
Instead, teach them to yearn for the vast and endless sea."
- I wonder if Tom and Mary are still homesick.
- I wonder whether Tom and Mary are still homesick.
Philosophy is actually homesickness: the drive to be at home everywhere.
I'm still feeling a little homesick and so many things seem strange to me.