Examples of using "„na" in a sentence and their english translations:
He was flying down the road.
Look at the notice on the wall.
He arrived in time for the meeting.
We ran into each other at the airport.
Fortunately, I was on time.
I looked at the calendar on the wall.
I arrived at the station on time.
- Is that to eat here or take out?
- Here or to go?
- Is this to eat here, or to go?
- For here, or to go?
- That's enough for today.
- Let's call it a day.
- That's all for today.
I looked at the picture.
We ran and ran so as to catch the bus.
Look at that!
You can ski on that hill.
I can type 50 words a minute.
Are you on Facebook?
And now just look at the skin on the neck
- A deer ran for its life.
- The deer ran for its life.
You look bored.
He left on an expedition to the North Pole.
He came across her at the station.
He went fishing instead of playing tennis.
Napoleon lived in exile on the island of Elba.
Look at the notes on page 10.
They won't be in time for the meeting.
- I waited for Tom.
- I was waiting for Tom.
The house on the corner looks empty.
Look at the blackboard.
I sat down on the couch.
He came down to breakfast.
Wait outside.
You arrived on time.
I was at the party.
We went shopping in Shibuya yesterday.
- In future, be more careful with your money.
- In the future, be more careful with your money.
- From now on, be more careful with your money.
Allow one hour to reach the airport.
They look exhausted.
Look at this stuff.
My friends invited me to dinner.
They looked like they were satisfied.
on Grindr.
For example,
in the world.
Here's to your health!
- Talk to you later.
- See you later!
- Catch you later.
- See you!
- So long.
- Get down!
- Get down.
Kneel!
For sale.
For the time being.
Sometimes I sleep on my back, sometimes on my stomach, and other times on my side.
She is angry with me.
I bought fake watches while on holiday in the Canary Islands.
Initially, I thought... "She's hunting the fish."
I'd like to make a reservation to play golf tomorrow.
She would often practice the violin on the roof.
He was named Robert after his father.
He complains about one thing or another all the time.
Would you like to go for a walk?
We are banking on fine weather for the sports day.
You can ski on that hill.
Don't look at Tom. Look at me.
I will definitely attend your funeral.
Keep your eyes on the road.
Next spring I want to go to Hawaii.
She was named Elizabeth after her aunt.
Can I ride this horse for a while?
Who are you waiting for?
I walked along the beach when the tide ebbed.
There are only books on the bookshelf.
both the seas and the sky.
- He looks tired.
- He seems tired.
I'd like a room facing the ocean instead.
- It'll definitely rain.
- It'll rain for sure.
- Is it hot outside?
- Hot outside?
You look tired.
My uncle took me for a ride in the countryside.
- I'm counting on you.
- I am counting on you.
- I'm depending on you.
- I trust you.
Are we using casual pronouns or not?