Examples of using "Sappia" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I think Tom knows.
- I think that Tom knows.
I believe Tom knows.
- I don't think that she knows Hebrew.
- I do not believe that she can speak Hebrew.
- I don't believe that she can speak Hebrew.
It seems to me that she knows everything.
Why don't you want me to know?
- Do you think Tom knows what happened?
- Do you think that Tom knows what happened?
Do you think Tom knows already?
I think she can't answer.
Jeff seems to know where she is.
I hope Tom knows.
- I want him to know that.
- I want her to know that.
I don't want him to know where I live.
I think you know why.
It seems that Jeff knows who she is.
I don't want Tom to know this.
- I don't think Tom knows that.
- I don't think that Tom knows that.
- I think Tom doesn't know how to swim.
- I think that Tom doesn't know how to swim.
He doesn't want anyone to know.
I think my mom knows.
- I think Tom knows why.
- I think that Tom knows why.
I hope Tom knows what to say.
I believe you know what I mean.
- I suspect that Tom knows this already.
- I suspect Tom knows this already.
Why don't you want me to know?
- I don't think Tom knows anything.
- I don't think that Tom knows anything.
I hope Tom knows how fix this.
Do you think I don't know that?
- I doubt Tom knows how to fish.
- I doubt that Tom knows how to fish.
I hope you know that.
I need Tom to know that.
I believe that he knows it.
I don't want him to know this.
- I want him to know the truth.
- I want her to know the truth.
It seems like you know everything.
I think you know that.
- I hope that Tom can swim.
- I hope Tom can swim.
I hope Tom knows what he needs to do.
I want you to know that.
- I think Tom knows why I'm here.
- I think that Tom knows why I'm here.
I don't think that anybody knows the answer.
- I think Tom knows what he's doing.
- I think that Tom knows what he's doing.
I'm looking for someone who knows French.
- I don't think Tom knows French.
- I don't think that Tom knows French.
- I don't think Tom knows how to do that.
- I don't think that Tom knows how to do that.
You seem to know a lot.
- I don't think Tom knows how to play the oboe.
- I don't think that Tom knows how to play the oboe.
- I don't think Tom knows the details.
- I don't think that Tom knows the details.
It seems that he knows the truth.
They don't want you to know.
I want you to know the truth.
I want you to know who I am.
- I think Tom already knows.
- I think that Tom already knows.
He doesn't want you to know.
I hope Tom knows how lucky he is.
Tell me something I don't already know.
I think Tom knows French.
- They have no children, to the best of my knowledge.
- They have no children, as far as I know.
As far as I know, there is a lesson this evening.
Are you sure Tom can swim?
Are you sure Tom can swim?
I assume that Tom can't swim.
- It seems to me Tom knows everything.
- It seems to me that Tom knows everything.
Are you sure that Midori plays the violin well?
I need a secretary who can speak French.
He thinks I don't know what he did.
- I don't know anybody who can speak French.
- I don't know anyone who can speak French.
I want a person who can speak French.
- I don't think Tom knows where the post office is.
- I don't think that Tom knows where the post office is.
- I don't think Tom can speak French.
- I don't think that Tom can speak French.
- I don't think Tom knows what Mary wants.
- I don't think that Tom knows what Mary wants.
- I'm surprised Tom doesn't know how to speak French.
- I'm surprised that Tom doesn't know how to speak French.
- I'm pretty sure Tom knows we're here.
- I'm pretty sure that Tom knows we're here.
- I'm pretty sure Tom knows that we're here.
I don't think she can speak French.
Tom doesn't seem to know the answer.
Tom doesn't seem to know French.
I think you know where I want to go.
Tom doesn't want anyone to know.
Tom seems to know what he's doing.
I don't want him to know where I live.
Do you think Tom really knows what happened?
No one seems to know where Tom is.
It is better that you should know the truth.
I'm sure Tom doesn't know either.
Tom seems to know what he's doing.
Tom is very likely to know what to do.
- I think Tom knows things that we don't.
- I think that Tom knows things that we don't.
I want you to know.
- I don't think Tom knows how worried Mary is.
- I don't think that Tom knows how worried Mary is.
- I think Tom doesn't know how to play this game.
- I think that Tom doesn't know how to play this game.
They don't want you to know.
- I don't think Tom knows why Mary isn't here.
- I don't think that Tom knows why Mary isn't here.
It's strange that you don't know anything about that matter.
Do you think I don't know what's happening?
I don't think Tom knows we're here.