Examples of using "Saper" in a sentence and their english translations:
I wish I'd known how to speak French.
I wish I could speak English.
I wish I could swim.
Next, you have to get prepared to build some relationships.
And they naturally have a high tolerance for rejection.
He answered that he could swim well.
Tom claims that he can speak French.
Tom wishes that he knew how to play mahjong.
Tom is lucky that he can swim.
You have to know how to read between the lines.
It is an advantage to be able to use a computer.
Knowing how to conjugate verbs is an absolute necessity.
It is useful to know how to speak French in Paris.
- I wish I could speak French as well as Tom.
- I wish I could speak French as well as Tom does.
- I wish that I could speak French as well as Tom does.
I think I might be able to speak French better than Tom.
He boasts that he can speak six languages.
I want to know what Tom's blood type is.
- Tom and Mary said they couldn't swim.
- Tom and Mary said that they couldn't swim.
You must be able to speak either English or Spanish in this company.
Tom says that he can read a French book.
Tom is the only one here who can play the guitar.
Tom thinks he speaks French better than Mary.
You don't need to fly to catch a bird.
An instructor must also be a friend. He who learns must know how to thank.
Are you sure you can swim that far?
- I'm the only Brazilian who can't speak Portuguese and dance samba.
- I am the only Brazilian who can't speak Portuguese and dance samba.
- I'm the only Brazilian who can't speak Portuguese and dance samba.
- I am the only Brazilian who can't speak Portuguese and dance samba.
Tom says that he can read a French book.
Even if your sentences were actually senseless, you at least have the luck to be able to form beautiful sentences.
You don't need to fly to catch a bird.