Examples of using "Tranne" in a sentence and their english translations:
I hate everyone except you.
Everybody laughed except them.
Everyone laughed except Tom.
- Everyone laughed except us.
- Everybody laughed except us.
Everybody lies, except me.
Everyone except me is busy.
All but you are wrong.
Everyone had come except you.
All but Jim came.
- Everybody but Tom smiled.
- Everyone smiled but Tom.
- Everyone laughed except for Tom.
- Everybody laughed but Tom.
Everyone laughed except me.
Everyone left except him.
Everyone left except us.
Everyone left except them.
Everyone left except me.
Everyone left except her.
I am anything but a liar.
Nobody but John has heard of it.
Everybody but Tom was present.
Everyone was shocked except Tom.
Everyone except me knew it.
Everyone is busy except me.
He is everything but a gentleman.
All of us, except him, went.
Everybody but Tom is already here.
There was no one there but him.
These people are anything but innocent.
- I work every day except Sunday.
- I work every day but Sunday.
"I hate everyone." "Everyone?" "Yes, everyone except you."
- I work every day except Sunday.
- I work every day but Sunday.
- I work every day except Sunday.
- I work every day but Sunday.
- I work every day save Sundays.
- I work every day except for Sundays.
Everyone except Tom went to the party.
Everyone except Tom ate pizza.
Everyone left except Tom.
We work every day except Sunday.
All but for he are here.
- All but for he are here.
- Everyone is here except for him.
Everyone came except Dad.
Everyone is here except for him.
It was anything but pleasant.
Everyone except Tom looked tired.
All were invited but me.
Everybody was there except for Tom.
Everyone but Tom came.
- Everybody was there except for Tom.
- Everyone was there except Tom.
Everyone laughed except her.
Everybody laughed except me.
Everybody laughed except him.
I'll give you anything but this.
She is far from a fool.
Everyone laughed except him.
- No one but Tom does that.
- Nobody but Tom does that.
- Everyone but you laughed.
- Everybody but you laughed.
No one is good, except God.
Everybody except Joe went to the party.
Tom doesn't eat anything except bread.
He is anything but a good student.
- We work every day but Sunday.
- We work every day except Sunday.
I like all vegetables except cabbage.
Tom does anything but study.
This is anything but easy.
Everyone but him comes from Kyushu.
Everyone but Tom is wearing a hat.
Everyone but Tom listened intently.
Everyone except Tom is already here.
All but one were present.
All of us, except him, went.
Nobody was hungry except me.
There was no one there besides me.
Any day will do except Monday.
No one came except Tom.
There was no one there but me.
- He is anything but a gentleman.
- He is definitely not a gentleman.
I've read every page except the last one.
- Everyone seems to be afraid but me.
- Everybody seems to be afraid but me.
I work every day except Saturday.
Everything perishes except the world itself.
He likes all vegetables except cabbage.
I have nothing to declare except my genius.
except for when the female is in heat.
the mission except for the final descent to the surface.
except perhaps in extreme locations in the future.
Your answer is anything but perfect.
All but two people were present there.
I work every day except Saturday.
Everyone except me was invited.
In the room there was nobody besides him.
Everybody except Joe went to the party.
No one knows his address but Tom.