Examples of using "Sentono" in a sentence and their english translations:
They feel hungry.
How do they feel?
They don't hear us.
Everybody feels the pressure.
It gives them purpose,
Can plants feel pain?
- They say that they feel obligated to help.
- They say they feel obligated to help.
and some still are,
because they can smell it if you care,
By midnight, everyone is feeling the cold.
- They say that they're feeling very tired.
- They say they're feeling very tired.
- They say that they already feel better.
- They say they already feel better.
Why are those people feeling that way?
They communicate with each other by telephone every day.
Tom and Mary don't feel tired.
I know how Tom and Mary feel.
- They say that they don't feel well today.
- They say they don't feel well today.
- They said that they don't feel well.
- They said they don't feel well.
feel that they may not be getting the right skills.
A lot of children don't hear the difference very well.
Tom and Mary miss their parents.
The brains of those babies who listen to one language
but the brains of those babies who listen to two languages
They aren't entirely comfortable with each other's company.
and suddenly, they feel sort of at home.
- They say that they feel fine.
- They say they feel fine.
- They say that they don't feel tired.
- They say they don't feel tired.
children who don't feel understood, children who suffer.
and people are uncomfortable with our anger.
They feel that they're facing a series of urgent crises.
This is when many small creatures feel safest to emerge.
For the first time in three months, the bears feel the warmth of the sun.
Many new teachers feel ill-prepared to teach basic literacy and numeracy.
Many new teachers feel ill-prepared to teach basic literacy and numeracy.
You say he is a workaholic, but you know there are some people who feel happiest when they're working.
When they hear 'Japanese-style room,' most people probably think of a tatami room.
Why do dentists feel obligated to talk to you while they have a handful of sharp objects in your mouth?
I am studying 31 languages because I want to know better the world in which I live. This helps me avoid, for example, reading faulty translations. It also helps me communicate with my friends in their native languages, seeing that some of them don't speak English or, if they do, are unable to express what they actually feel or think.