Examples of using "Vada" in a sentence and their english translations:
Do you want me to go?
You want me to go, don't you?
- Come on!
- Go ahead.
- Go!
- Walk.
- Forward!
- Move!
- Go on!
- Go on.
- Well, go on!
- Someone, turn it off.
- Someone go turn it off.
We don't want him to go.
We don't want her to go.
Go see them.
Do you want me to go with them?
Do you want me to go with him?
Do you want me to go with her?
Do what you ought to, come what may.
I think it's fine.
Let's hope it goes well tonight.
- I hope everything goes well.
- I hope everything goes well!
You go first.
- Get away!
- Get lost!
- Get the hell out of here!
- Go!
- Go.
Go on board.
Go with him.
- Come on!
- Come on.
- Go ahead.
- Get on with it.
Are you sure this is OK?
Why let it go to waste?
I want Tom to go there.
I just want her to go away.
I just want him to go away.
I believe everything is fine now.
Why do you want me to leave?
Do you want Tom to go to Boston?
I want him to go there.
- Get away!
- Go away.
- Get away!
- Go away.
- Rack off, hairy legs!
- Be gone!
- Away with you!
I don't want Tom to go.
I have to get to school.
I hope this goes well.
Go wake them up.
Go and see them.
Go help them.
I'm sure everything's OK.
I suppose that's OK.
- You have to go.
- You must go.
- I think it's OK.
- I think that it's OK.
I guess it's OK.
I hope it's OK.
He gets lost wherever he goes.
- Go ahead.
- Go ahead!
- Get on with it.
- Just keep moving.
- Keep going!
I want Tom to go.
- Get away!
- Go away.
- Get lost!
- Get outta here!
We want Tom to go home.
We don't want him to leave.
We don't want her to leave.
I don't want him to leave.
I don't want her to leave.
She doesn't want him to go to Boston.
I don't want Tom to go to jail.
Where do you want me to go? To a desert island?
Let me go talk to her.
Let me go talk to them.
He has a good reputation no matter where he goes.
- I want Tom to leave.
- I want Tom to go.
Does Tom want me to go with him?
- Go and see him.
- Go and see her.
Go help her.
- Go see him.
- Go and see him.
That sees above and beyond profits.
- I hope that it is fine tomorrow.
- I hope it's fine tomorrow.
- I hope that it's fine tomorrow.
Wherever I may go, I will get lost.
We hope to improve with time.
I want to go wherever you're going.
Do you want me to leave?
Hopefully everything turns out all right.
Charles has to go to the hospital.
- Leave!
- Leave.
I just want this to go well.
We want him to go home.
I want him to go home.
Go wait in the car.
It's time for Tom to go.
Yes, I think it's okay.
It's almost time for me to go.
- Let Tom go.
- Let Tom leave.
Do you want me to leave?
But where would he go?
Wherever you go, you will find the same thing.
I take my camera wherever I go.
His parents want him to go to college.
I just want Tom to go away.
I want you to go.
I'm waiting for Tom to leave.