Examples of using "Troverà" in a sentence and their english translations:
He'll find you.
- He will find them.
- She will find them.
She will find them.
He'll find it.
Tom will find you.
- He will find her.
- He'll find her.
She will find her.
Tom will find it.
Tom will find them.
No one's going to find them.
Mary will find them.
What's Tom going to find?
No one's going to find him.
- No one's going to find him.
- No one's going to find her.
- You'll find somebody.
- You'll find someone.
He'll find her.
He'll find me.
He'll find us.
Tom won't find it.
No one's going to find Tom.
Tom will find her.
Mary will find her.
Tom will find Mary.
Tom will find me.
- Tom will find somebody.
- Tom will find someone.
Tom will find something.
Tom will find us.
No one's going to find us.
Tom will find it.
Sami will find Layla.
- Tom will never find it.
- Tom is never going to find it.
Tom won't find it easy.
Tom is going to find the answer.
What's Tom going to find?
How's Tom going to find Mary?
Tom will find a way.
Tom won't find me.
Tom won't find us.
He probably won't find her.
Tom will find a job soon enough.
Tom won't find us here.
Love will find a way.
Tom is never going to find Mary.
Tom probably won't find Mary.
You will find her.
Turning to the left, you will find the post office.
You'll find somebody.
The police will never find us.
Turning to the left, you will find the post office.
I will never agree to it.
Heh, the teacher won't find us here.
The police will find us if we stay here.
You'll find it difficult to meet her.
You're not going to find them.
You'll find it boring.
Tom will find a place to live soon enough.
Tom will never find what he's looking for.
- You're not going to find Tom.
- You aren't going to find Tom.
You're not going to find him.
You're not going to find her.
- Search and you will find!
- Seek and you shall find!
You're not going to find us.
You're not going to find me.
Tom will likely find a way to do that.
You won't find anything here.
You won't find them there.
If more than one Esperanto speaker finds the phrase illogical, I will change it.
You'll never find him.
You'll never find her.
- You will find this lesson easy.
- You'll find this lesson easy.
I think you'll find him.
I think you'll find her.
I'm sure things will work out.
Emily is going to visit her parents.
He who seeks to control fate shall never find peace.
You'll find the book in the library.
If my husband finds tickets for the concert, he will also buy two for you.
I think you'll find this interesting.
Turning to the left, you will find the post office.
You'll find a solution, I'm sure.
You won't find my weak point.
Go straight, and you will find the station.
You'll find the letter under these papers.
You'll find domestic articles on the third floor.
I'll wait as long as you need me to.
You will find this in a hardware store.
You're never going to find a better boyfriend than Tom.
You won't find a dog bigger than this one.
You'll find that book in the historical section of the library.
I think you'll find it interesting.
You won't find them at this price anywhere else in Boston.
- You'll find the shop between a bank and a school.
- You will find the shop between a bank and a school.
The child who, say, from five to eight years old, can learn the game of chess will find it much easier than an adult to master the complexities of this game-science-art.