Examples of using "Pani" in a sentence and their english translations:
Mrs. Crouch, do you have a job?
What were you doing?
- You're right.
- You are right.
What do you think, Miss West?
Are you helping Miss Hansson?
You seem tired. You should go to bed.
Mrs. West is busy getting breakfast ready.
Lady Luck favors the adventuresome.
Did you taste the rice?
Are you interested in Tom?
Did he show you the picture?
You have a beautiful flat.
This way, please, mademoiselle.
Do you have a cough?
Mrs. Baker had her purse stolen.
Your bag's open.
Do you shave your legs?
Someone called Mr Dell is waiting for you in your office, Mrs Stevens.
Miss Thomas teaches us history.
The lady is over eighty.
"Yes, all right," says Mrs. Lee.
Miss Jackson did not appear.
Do you want something to drink?
Do you know where Miss Hudson lives?
- No, I don't understand Mrs. Kunze.
- No, I don't understand Ms. Kunze.
My teacher is Mrs. Li.
Mrs Suzuki was giving a speech that afternoon.
- Where did you see that woman?
- Where did you see this woman?
- Mrs. Wood cooks very well.
- Mrs. Wood is a very good cook.
What did you end up doing?
- Please call this lady a taxi.
- Please call a taxi for this lady.
May I ask you what your weight is?
Are you free?
You can speak German.
"I might like to know about your relations with men." "Relations with men?" "Things like who you get on well with, who you've dated and such."
People now tend to call her "Ma'am,"
Is this your first visit?
Mother White next door likes reading.
- He helped an old lady get up from her seat.
- He helped an old lady to get up from her seat.
Mrs. Brown wrote a book on politics.
Mrs. Hughes, this is Peter Brown.
Where's your car?
- How about you?
- And you?
- What about you?
Do you have an alibi?
Do you believe in God?
You agree with Tom, right?
Are you taking the piss?
What do you recommend I should see?
There's your receipt.
Mrs. Smith goes to church by car.
Mrs. Parker greeted him with a smile.
- Are you sure?
- Are you certain?
Do you live here?
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard.
What are you looking for?
The choice is yours.
The thief made off with the woman's handbag.
You learned English from Miss Long, didn't you?
Mrs. Ionescu, I'd like to ask you something.
Could you send this letter to Japan?
The lady is over eighty.
I understand you wish to contact your husband.
I didn't understand you.
Why are you helping her?
Mrs. Harris is very doubtful about her son's future.
It might be better to address her as Doctor.
How many hours a day do you spend in your office?
Who told you this?
- Are you not a teacher?
- Aren't you a teacher?
How would you like to pay?
You have a great memory!
Can you help me?
Could you break this ten dollar bill?
Listen up.
- Will you do that?
- Are you going to do that?
Why is Mrs. Yamada popular in your school?
- Do you have time?
- Have you got time?
Please move out of the way so this lady can go through.
Let me help you with your baggage.
Didn't madam Rodriguez want to see my essay?
The lady wore a necklace of pearls.
Could you show me the second candle?
- Excuse me, ma'am! Do you know how late it is?
- Excuse me, miss! Do you know how late it is?
I didn't know about you.
I can't go with you.
Mrs. Young didn't mind my dropping in on her unexpectedly.
"My husband passed on two years ago," an elderly lady said.
Fright gave the old lady heart failure.
I don't agree to a young lady going there alone.
This is the lady I spoke of yesterday.