Examples of using "Pana" in a sentence and their english translations:
Hello sir!
Praise the Lord!
- I love you guys!
- I love you guys.
- I have been looking for you.
- I was looking for you.
I know you.
I'll stand up for you.
I'm looking for you.
It's your turn.
[Pepe] Yes, sir.
You have to have an operation.
I want to visit you.
I respect Mr. Brown.
I don't know you.
I don't understand you.
This concerns you.
Is that your name?
- What's bothering you?
- What's making you uneasy?
Who found you?
I'm waiting for you.
We don't need you.
- We'll call you.
- We'll give you a call.
- We'll give you a ring.
Don't you know Mr. Brown?
- I'll call on Mr Brown tomorrow.
- I'll visit Mr. Brown tomorrow.
- Is Mr Fujiwara at home now?
- Is Mr. Fujiwara at home now?
Anything else, sir?
Careful, sir – it's slippery.
Good evening, sir!
May I borrow your dictionary?
I'll take an impression of your teeth.
May I present Mr Hummer.
Her eyes are blue.
Who teaches you French?
Here's a pen for you to use.
She greeted Mr Kato with a smile.
Let me show you around our house.
Does your throat hurt?
Did Tom find you?
Where's your suitcase?
- This is the letter written by Mr Brown.
- This is the letter written by Mr. Brown.
- I'll be with you right now.
- I'll be there right away.
I can't let you in.
I didn't mean to offend you.
This is for you.
- I am more beautiful than you.
- I'm more beautiful than you.
I did it for you.
I don't work for you.
I've known you for years.
- May I see your passport?
- May I look at your passport?
The dog knew its master.
I don't wanna press you.
How about my showing you around the town?
He knows Mr. Davidson well.
Anything else, sir?
I'd like you to meet Mr. Brown.
This is the letter written by Mr. Brown.
- We can seat you soon.
- Soon we'll be able to send you to gaol.
- We'll soon be able to send you to jail.
- How do you spell your name?
- Can you spell your name for me?
The bellboy will show you to your room.
I sentence you to ten years.
I called for Mr Stone at the office.
Shall I call for you in the morning?
- Will you lend your dictionary to me?
- Would you lend your dictionary to me?
He remembers Mr Black's car.
- I forgot to call up Mr Ford.
- I forgot to phone Mr. Ford.
- I forgot to call Mr. Ford up.
- I forgot to call Mr. Ford.
Pray to the Lord and not his prophets.
I don't have time for you.
I have something to ask of you.
Did Tom work for you?
This medicine will do you good.
It pleased God to take away my son.
The boss praised you for your good work.
The room is cleaned by Mrs. Smith.
I was expecting you at 11:00 a.m.
- You also know Mr Kimura very well.
- You, too, know Mr. Kimura, don't you?
Allow me to introduce Mr Kato to you.
Are you interested in flowers?
Mr Wood has his secretary type his letters.
Do you mind if I ask you a question?
Where's your car?
You can go now, sir.
I thank you very much for your help.
- Had I known your telephone number, I would have called you.
- If I had known your telephone number, I would've called you.
Nice to meet you.
I got the secret out of Mr Yoshida.
May I call on you today?
- A Mr Smith has come to see you.
- A Mr. Smith has come to see you.
We heard it from Mr Such and such.
- It is nice to see you again.
- I'm happy to see you again.
- It's nice to see you again.
There's your receipt.
I didn't understand you.