Examples of using "Errado" in a sentence and their english translations:
You've got it wrong.
Wrong!
Wrong.
Stealing is wrong.
You got it wrong.
That's all wrong.
Maybe I'm wrong.
It's wrong.
Is that wrong?
Wrong.
- That seems wrong.
- This seems wrong.
Am I mistaken?
Whatever can go wrong will go wrong.
I'm never wrong.
Everything that could go wrong went wrong.
I'm not mistaken.
Everything that could go wrong has gone wrong.
I might've been wrong.
If you are wrong, I am wrong too.
Something has gone terribly wrong.
If you're wrong, then I'm wrong, too.
Is it right or wrong?
He is totally wrong.
in the wrong place.
Was I wrong?
- Tom was wrong.
- Tom was mistaken.
Who's wrong?
- It is wrong to steal.
- Stealing is wrong.
- It's wrong to steal.
- This is wrong.
- This is incorrect.
Maybe I was wrong.
Have we done something wrong?
It all went wrong.
Nothing was wrong.
Everything was wrong.
I formulated it wrongly.
- It's wrong to lie.
- Telling lies is wrong.
- You are wrong.
- You're wrong.
- Nothing's wrong.
- Nothing is wrong.
I've been wrong.
Tom misunderstood.
I remembered wrong.
Something went wrong.
You were wrong.
This feels wrong.
Julian was wrong?
That was wrong.
- Something's wrong.
- Something is wrong.
- Something is not right.
Stealing is wrong.
- I got on the wrong line.
- I got on the wrong train.
- I admitted that I was wrong.
- I admitted I was wrong.
I did nothing wrong.
He admitted that he was wrong.
I guess I'm wrong.
I always do that wrong.
I didn't find anything wrong.
- Tom got on the wrong bus.
- Tom took the wrong bus.
Prove me wrong.
- Is something wrong?
- Something wrong?
You're in the wrong seat.
You're on the wrong bus.
They boarded the wrong plane.
- Tom admitted that he was wrong.
- Tom admitted he was wrong.
He is not totally wrong.
Tell me when I'm wrong.
- I might be wrong.
- Maybe I'm wrong.
- Tom admitted that he was wrong.
- Tom admitted he was wrong.
But something is wrong.
You did not hear wrong
- I took the wrong bus.
- I got on the wrong bus.
It's clear that you're wrong.
The clock is wrong.
Something wrong with that?
- You're doing it wrong.
- You're doing it wrong!
Am I wrong?
It was a wrong number.
Sorry, something went wrong.
He's probably wrong.
- I'll admit I'm wrong.
- I admit I'm wrong.
- I admit that I'm wrong.
- Something's wrong here.
- Something's not right here.
- There's something wrong here.
- Something is wrong here.
- Something isn't right here.
What went wrong?
Is it wrong to want to stay?
Something must be wrong.
- Tom is wrong.
- Tom's wrong.
Am I doing something wrong?
We're on the wrong floor.