Examples of using " estão" in a sentence and their english translations:
They're alive.
They're quiet.
They're in.
- Where are you?
- Where are you guys?
They're on their way.
They are confused, aren't they?
Are you guys ready?
They're angry.
You're learning, right?
Are they armed?
They're doing OK.
They are exhausted, aren't they?
- They are watching.
- They're watching.
- They're inside.
- They're in.
They are having dinner.
Are you people lost?
Are they satisfied?
They're with me.
They're lying.
They're coming.
They're armed.
- They're busy.
- They are busy.
They're early.
- They're dancing.
- They are dancing.
- They're alone.
- They are alone.
- They are going.
- They're going.
They're both dead.
- They are here.
- They're here.
Because they're eating dinner.
You're enjoying yourselves, aren't you?
They are impatient.
They're close.
They're joking.
They're all waiting.
Are they dead?
Are they here?
Are you all ready?
They're quiet.
You're nervous.
Everyone's there.
Are you together?
You are both in the wrong.
they're happy, they're furious.
- They are always complaining.
- They're always complaining.
- They are playing chess.
- They're playing chess.
Because they're eating dinner.
They're not here.
They're not there.
They're taking pictures.
Here they are --
are sharing.
Are you all ready?
"Are the taxis being used?" "Yes, they are."
They're closed today.
They're both single.
You know and they're walking when they're going
Are they still here?
They're too late.
Are they swimming?
- Where are you?
- Where are you guys?
Are they speaking English?
Are they ready to talk?
Are your hands clean?
- They're late, as usual.
- You're late, as usual.
They're about to go.
- Her dogs are barking.
- Their dogs are barking.
- Prices are high.
- The prices are high.
They're already here.
- My feet get cold.
- My feet are cold.
They feel hungry.
They're in danger.
They're doing it right.
They're looking for you.
They're waiting for you.
How are you two doing?
Are you two OK?
Are you two dating each other?
Where are the others?
They're in trouble.
Where are they?
They are approaching.
- They're home.
- They're at home.
Your guests are waiting.
- They're eating apples.
- They're eating the apples.
The shirts are dry.
Are these for sale?
Where are the files?
They're very well.