Examples of using "Engana" in a sentence and their english translations:
- You're fooling yourself.
- You are deceiving yourself.
- You're deceiving yourself.
You are wrong there.
Tom often makes mistakes.
This is where you're wrong.
That's exactly where you're wrong.
Deceive me once, and I will forgive you; deceive me twice, and you're a double-crosser.
He deceives others with his appearance.
You don't fool me.
Who took this man on this TV? Who deceives the public?
You are deceiving yourself. That cannot be.
"But he doesn't usually run around without the teacher's permission." "But he's deceiving the teacher." "How is he deceiving him?" "Well, it's not the teacher's intention for him to run around three times a day."