Examples of using "Telefonare" in a sentence and their english translations:
- You should've phoned.
- You should have phoned.
I must make a call.
You should've called.
You should've called.
I forgot to phone Tom.
- You should've called.
- You should've phoned.
Where can we make a phone call?
- I promise I'll call.
- I promise to call.
- They keep calling.
- They are continuing to call.
- They continue to call.
I should have phoned Mike.
Where can one make a phone call?
Can you call ahead?
I'd like to phone the parents.
You should call Tom.
Can you call ahead?
- You have to call Tom.
- You need to call Tom.
We should call Tom.
I forgot to call.
I can call Tom.
Be sure to telephone by Friday, OK?
- I should've phoned Tom this morning.
- I should have phoned Tom this morning.
- I should've phoned Tom.
- I should have phoned Tom.
- You should have telephoned in advance.
- You should've telephoned in advance.
Shouldn't we call Tom?
Didn't you hear me call?
Didn't you hear me call?
Could you call Tom?
Don't call Tom now.
I want to phone my son.
Tom needs to call a doctor.
Can I telephone London from here?
Tom left the room to make a phone call.
You need to call Tom.
Are you going to call Tom?
Are you going to call Tom?
I cannot phone Marika. She lives in Finland!
- We should have phoned ahead and reserved a table.
- We should've phoned ahead and reserved a table.
How can I make a telephone call to Japan?
It was Mike that telephoned the police.
You should phone your mother as soon as you can.
- You should call your mother as soon as possible.
- You should phone your mother as soon as you can.
You should call your mother more often.
You should call your mother more often.
We must phone the police.
I suppose I'd better phone them.
I think perhaps you should call Tom.
Why didn't you try to call Tom?
Why didn't you try to call Tom?
Don't you think we should at least give Tom a call?
Why didn't Tom try to call Mary?
Where can one make a phone call?
Can I telephone London from here?
I've been trying to call Tom, but I keep accidentally calling you instead.