Examples of using "Assistir" in a sentence and their english translations:
Thank you for watching.
I want to watch this.
- I'm going to watch TV.
- I'll watch television.
- I'll watch TV.
Thank you for watching.
Thank you for watching,
thank you for watching.
Thank you for watching!
I like watching movies.
I want to watch this movie.
What do you want to watch?
Do you want to watch a movie?
We're going to watch the game together.
Let's watch the parade from here.
We will go to watch TV.
I like watching movies.
Let's watch TV here.
I hate watching TV.
We will watch.
You can watch television.
So thank you for watching.
So, thank you for watching.
but thank you for watching.
Thank you very much for watching.
- I often watch movies in French.
- I often watch films in French.
I've decided to watch this movie.
Which movie did you chose to watch?
I'm tired of watching TV.
Don't let Tom watch TV.
Would you rather read a novel or watch a movie?
May I watch TV now?
Mary likes watching TV.
Watching TV is fun.
Rob, go watch TV.
I want to watch television.
I'd like to watch TV.
I cannot attend the conference.
Let's go watch a movie.
Do you want to watch TV?
Which film are you going to see?
I'd like to attend the party.
- I would like to see the festival.
- I'd like to see the festival.
- He likes to watch TV.
- He likes watching TV.
- Tom likes to watch soccer.
- Tom likes to watch football.
My grandmother loves watching TV.
I love watching movies.
I forgot to watch it.
I want to watch this movie.
I want to watch TV.
Tom has always loved watching sports.
Which movie are we going to watch today?
I want to watch this film!
I don't want to watch this video.
I really like to watch Power Rangers!
Tom didn't have time to watch the TV program he wanted to watch.
I won't watch CNN anymore.
I don't often watch movies in French.
- I've decided not to watch this movie.
- I've decided not to watch that movie.
Do you usually watch the World Cup?