Examples of using "Partire" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Let them leave.
- Let him leave.
You have to leave.
- You have to go.
- You must leave.
- You have to leave.
- You need to leave.
- You need to go.
Do you want to leave?
Let him leave.
- Let us leave.
- Let us go.
Let her leave.
- Let me leave!
- Let me leave.
You can leave tomorrow.
When do you have to leave?
You should go.
- We must go.
- We need to leave.
- We need to go.
- We've got to leave.
- I want to leave.
- I want to get out of here.
- Let him go!
- Let him go.
- Let me go!
- Let me go.
I must leave.
We can go now.
- I have to leave now.
- I must leave now.
- Well, I have to go now.
- I must be going now.
- I have to go now.
- I must be leaving now.
We must leave early.
- You're going?
- Are you leaving?
We must leave right away.
She can leave tomorrow.
- You can't go.
- You can't leave.
I was about to leave.
- I can't leave.
- I cannot leave.
He can leave tomorrow.
She let her go.
They made her go.
I want to leave early.
She let her go.
He let us go.
- We're ready to leave.
- We're ready to go.
- You want to go?
- Do you want to go?
- Should I go?
- Should I leave?
You have to leave.
- Let me go!
- Let me leave!
- Let me go.
- We have to leave!
- We must leave!
- When will you get ready to leave?
- When will you be ready to go?
- When will you be ready to leave?
- You must start for Nagoya now.
- You must leave for Nagoya now.
Why do you want to leave today?
We saw them leave.
I saw them leave.
- We should have left earlier.
- We should've left earlier.
I'm ready to leave now.
She was the last to leave.
You want to leave here, don't you?
I told you to leave.
What time do you want to leave?
Tom won't let you leave.
They made her go.
I will get the machine running.
Tom watched Mary go.
Tom can't leave.
We can leave after lunch.
She won't let you leave.
I'm ready to go.
I got the engine going.
- I would very much like to go.
- I'd very much like to go.
You want to leave here, don't you?
- I have to leave now.
- I have got to go now.
- Got to go now.
- I must be going now.
- I've got to go now.
- I have to go now.
- I must be leaving now.
- I must go now.
Tom should get going.
- You have to go.
- You must go.
- You have to leave.
Is it to go?
Well, I must be going.
- You are to start at once.
- You need to leave right now.
- We must start at once.
- We must start immediately.
I saw him leave.
I saw her leave.
Must I start at once?
We must leave tomorrow!
We have to leave tomorrow.
- I'd like to check out.
- I want to leave.
We must leave.
To leave is to die a little, but to die is to leave very much.
- I must leave.
- I ought to go.
Did you see her leave?
She was the last to leave.
You want to leave here, don't you?
I think I'm ready to leave.
The bus was about to start.
She is about to leave.
Tom didn't want to leave.
- It's time to leave.
- It's time to set off.
You'd better leave now.