Examples of using "Potuto" in a sentence and their english translations:
- You could have done it.
- You could've done it.
Could you have done it?
- They could've killed you.
- They could have killed you.
You might have told me.
- You could've warned me.
- You could have warned me.
- You could've run.
- You could have run.
- I could have used that.
- I could've used that.
- You could've killed us both.
- You could have killed us both.
How could that happen?
- You might have told me.
- You could have told me.
- You could've told me.
- You could've done that yesterday.
- You could have done that yesterday.
- I could've met you at the airport.
- I could have met you at the airport.
- You could've taken notes.
- You could have taken notes.
- Tom could've killed you.
- Tom could have killed you.
We could've helped him.
- I could've done that.
- I could have done that.
He could've saved himself.
How could I have known?
- You could have told the truth.
- You could've told the truth.
Tom couldn't have done it.
- How could you do that?
- How could you do this?
- You could've said no.
- You could have said no.
- No one could have foreseen that.
- No one could've foreseen that.
- I could've married Tom.
- I could have married Tom.
- You might have told me.
- You could have told me.
I could've used that.
- I could've died.
- I could have died.
I could've married him.
I could've married her.
I could help you.
I could help you.
You could've come over.
- I could have helped.
- I could've helped.
You could've run.
They could've hurt themselves.
He could've died.
He could've gone.
He could've protected her.
I couldn't have expressed it better.
How could you not tell me about this?
- Tom could have met you at the airport.
- Tom could've met you at the airport.
- Tom could've told me.
- Tom could have told me.
- I thought I might find you here.
- I thought that I might find you here.
- I could've done better.
- I could have done better.
- I could've done much better.
- I could have done much better.
- I probably could've done that better.
- I probably could have done that better.
She might've done that by herself.
You could have just as easily said,
As you might have noticed,
Could I ever untangle them?
- I couldn't go.
- I couldn't walk.
- It could have been worse.
- It could've been worse.
- Tom could've survived.
- Tom could have survived.
I couldn't call you.
I could not speak to him.
- I wish I could've helped.
- I wish I could have helped.
- Tom could've warned me.
- Tom could have warned me.
- Tom could've been lying.
- Tom could have been lying.
- Tom could've refused.
- Tom could have refused.
I couldn't buy it.
I couldn't kill you.
I couldn't walk.
I couldn't stop him.
I couldn't stop her.
I couldn't kill them.
I couldn't kill him.
I couldn't kill her.
I couldn't buy it.
I couldn't kill you.
- We could do that.
- We could do this.
- We could have done it.
They could have done it.
- No one could've done that.
- No one could have done that.
- Tom could've died.
- Tom might've died.
- I could have prevented this.
- I could've prevented this.
How could I refuse?
He couldn't have helped her.
How could you let this happen?
- I could've gone last week.
- I could have gone last week.
How could it have happened?
- Tom could've taken the money.
- Tom could have taken the money.
She'd help us if she could.
- I could have killed you, but I didn't.
- I could've killed you, but I didn't.
- I failed in finding his house.
- I couldn't find his house.
- I thought Tom might do that.
- I thought that Tom might do that.
I said that it might have rained.
- I could've objected, but I didn't.
- I could have objected, but I didn't.
He hasn't been able to come because he is sick.
But could we have gotten to Dana faster?
I could suddenly see with so much clarity
What if I could have?
Maybe we could have stabilized that after all.
- Tom could've been anywhere.
- Tom could have been anywhere.
There was nothing you could've done.
- Who could've done this?
- Who could have done this?