Examples of using "Byłem" in a sentence and their english translations:
I was disappointed.
I was embarrassed.
I was busy yesterday.
I was too fast.
- I was cool as a cucumber.
- I was as cool as a cucumber.
That's why I was disappointed.
I was tired.
I have been busy.
I was flabbergasted.
I was thirsty.
I was courteous.
I was absent.
I was a witness.
I was confused.
I was hungry.
I was sleepy.
I was a doctor.
I was naive.
I was embarrassed.
I was sick.
I was horrified.
I was shy.
I was jealous.
I was feeling blue.
- I became angry.
- I got mad.
- I got angry.
I was new.
And I was touched.
I was good.
I was overwhelmed.
I was shaken.
I was naive.
I was there.
I was discouraged.
I was confused.
I was ready.
I was a healthy child.
I've been there twice.
I was shocked about John's death.
You knew I was here.
I was ready for it.
I said: "Well, I was a criminal, so...
You're on hyperalert.
I was a little disappointed.
I was happy then.
I have been to the barber's.
I was disappointed in her.
Yesterday I was ill.
I was very busy.
I was in the mountains.
I was there yesterday.
I was here first.
I have been to the library.
I've been there before.
I was good, wasn't I?
I was busy cooking.
I've been quite busy.
I've been a little busy.
I was busy yesterday.
I was upstairs.
I wasn't indiscreet.
I wasn't honest.
I have been to Rome.
I took a walk.
- I am tired of the work.
- I was tired with the work.
- I was tired of the work.
I've been here before.
I was wrong.
I've always been a Republican.
I've been out of town.
I was at the supermarket.
I was all by myself.
I was in the bath.
- I was too drunk.
- I was very drunk.
I was so hungry.
I was on patrol.
I was at the library.
I've been there myself.
I used to be a professional musician.
I've been to the dentist's.
I was filled with joy.
I was forced to go.
How stupid of me!
I have been to Canada.
I was a baby in those days.
I was frightened at the sight.