Examples of using "Przyjaciółmi" in a sentence and their english translations:
We were friends.
We're old friends.
They remained good friends.
- We have always been friends.
- We've always been friends.
You're my friends.
I talked to friends.
- We'll always be friends.
- We'll be friends forever.
- You are my friends.
- You're my friends.
- You are my friends
- We're not friends.
- We aren't friends.
Aren't we friends?
- They are my friends.
- They're my friends.
- They're friends of mine.
- We're close friends.
- We're very good friends.
- Let's be friends forever.
- Let's always be friends.
Are they friends?
Are they really friends?
We're friends now.
They remained good friends.
He did the sights of Paris with his friends.
The Americans are our friends.
- We got on like a house on fire.
- We immediately became friends.
Do you want to be friends?
- We became good friends.
- We became fast friends.
- We became close friends.
You said we were friends.
I miss my friends.
Are they even really friends?
Tom and I are friends.
They are our dearest friends.
I met my friends yesterday.
I used to come here with my friends.
We've been friends for three years.
I went to drink a beer with friends.
Are they actually friends?
Tom went swimming with his friends.
Tom and Mary were friends.
Gringos aren't our friends.
What do you like to do with your friends?
We've been friends ever since.
They made up and became friends again.
Some of them are my friends.
Tom and John are good friends.
Tom and I are just friends.
I correspond with many friends in Canada.
We've been close friends for many years.
Are they really friends?
Tom and I are very good friends.
Why don't you go out and play with your friends?
Tom and Markku could have become friends.
- I hope that you will be my friends.
- I hope that you'll be my friends.
Tom and Mary used to be close friends.
Tom and Mary were best friends.
John and Peter are inseparable friends.
Macedonia and Bulgaria are not friends.
Also Piotr and Lech are good friends.
Tom became friends with Mary.
Tom and Mary were close friends.
Do you intend to make fun of me in front of my friends?
Do you want to embarrass me in front of my friends?
- You and I will always be friends.
- You and I'll always be friends.
- Tom said you're old friends.
- Tom said that you're old friends.
except for a couple of outcast friends I also had.
She left without even saying good-bye to her friends.
I hope we can still be friends.
- I think we could be good friends.
- I think that we could be good friends.
Tom and Mary weren't friends at that time.
Tom is playing poker with his friends.
Tom and Mary got to be good friends.
Tom and Mary are our best friends.
Tom and Mary are my friends, too.
When I was a child, I played with my friends every day.
- I don't think Tom and Mary are ever going to be friends.
- I don't think that Tom and Mary are ever going to be friends.
to hide our orientation from even our closest friends or family members.
I told Mary I just want to be friends.
I was hoping we could still be friends.
I'd really like it if we could be friends.
She plays tennis with her friends once a week.
The young man bade farewell to his comrades and relatives.
I told Mary that I just wanted to be friends.
She took a ten-day trip to Europe with her friends.
Tom shared the apartment with Mary and three other friends.
After he had a talk with friends, he felt much better.
Mike and Ken are friends.