Examples of using "Vanno" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Where are they going?
- Where are they going to?
They're going to the war.
They do not know where they're going to.
They don't get along.
They go shopping.
Where's everyone going tonight?
How many of you are going?
- How are things with you?
- How are things going with you?
Are things OK with you?
How are your studies?
They aren't going with you, are they?
They go to movies together.
They are going to Nîmes tomorrow.
They go to a bar.
They are crazy about jazz.
they all go hand in hand.
They go to the mosque.
Those two don't get along.
The men go to work.
They go to church on Sunday morning.
How are things for you up there?
They go to church on Sunday.
They go to church every Sunday.
They usually go fishing by themselves.
They go to cultural encounters.
How are things?
Business is good.
Business is slow.
Things are fine.
They go to school, don't they?
- They say that they're not going.
- They say that they aren't going.
- They say they aren't going.
How are things at work?
Tom and Mary are going tomorrow night.
They often go fishing by themselves.
They always go home by themselves.
They always go fishing by themselves.
Tom and Mary are going with you, aren't they?
when they're going our way,
But which trees go where?
Things come and go.
Its business is advancing quite well.
My business is prospering.
- How's your business going?
- How is your business going?
Some people don't get along.
They go to church on Sunday.
Do the children go to school?
Bears hibernate.
Turtles hibernate.
They are going to Bulgaria on vacation.
Are they going to Italy for a holiday?
They're going to Sweden to study
They go to the mosque every day.
What animals hibernate?
Why don't they go home?
They don't go to school at the weekend.
The children go to school in the morning.
How are things between you two?
Tom and Mary go to the same church.
Tom and Mary go to church together.
How are things with you and Tom?
Do Tom and Mary go to the same school as you?
Is 2:30 OK for you?
If Tom and Mary go, I will, too.
go specifically towards women and the environment,
And those that are in school
Then they leave again...
where others go on vacation.
He knows exactly how business is going.
the brothers go to other markets.
They get along like a cat and a dog.
Hey Susan, how are things?
Gradually, they are all leaving.
Hello, Meg, how are things?
The children are going to the beach today.
These shoes don't fit my feet.
- How are things at work?
- How's everything at work?
- How are things going at the office?
How are things at work?
How are things at school?
How are things in Boston?
Either they go, or I go!
The weakest go to the wall.
Things go wrong sometimes.
Tickets go on sale Monday.
- All credit to him.
- All the laurels belong to him.
- The credit is all his.
These problems must be dealt with carefully.
Are sandwiches OK for lunch?
Long skirts are in fashion.
Tom and Mary don't get along with each other.
Mary and Tom are going to Paris.
Do Tom and Mary go to school?