Examples of using "Ido" in a sentence and their english translations:
Do you speak Ido?
I wish I'd gone there.
Do you speak Ido?
- What is Ido?
- What's Ido?
If only I had gone!
- You could've gone.
- You could have gone.
If only I had gone!
- I should've gone with you.
- I should have gone with you.
- I should have gone home.
- I should've gone home.
I wish I had come to Boston.
We should've never gone there.
Do you deny that you went there?
She has been to Paris.
- You should've gone there by yourself.
- You should have gone there by yourself.
- I should've gone fishing.
- I should have gone fishing.
- I thought we did well.
- I thought that we did well.
Tom may have gone already.
We should've gone with Tom.
I've been going to conferences, events,
- I should've gone with Tom.
- I should have gone with Tom.
I have no idea where he has gone.
- I thought you'd left.
- I thought that you'd left.
- I thought you had left.
I thought you went home.
My father had gone to Greece.
I wish I'd gone to the concert with you.
- I thought you went home.
- I thought that you went home.
Her children would have been flown over to Malaysia
I regret going there.
Tom should have left earlier.
I shouldn't have gone there.
Tom can't have gone far.
- I thought you'd gone to Boston.
- I thought that you'd gone to Boston.
Tom ought to have gone with Mary.
- You should've gone to Boston.
- You should have gone to Boston.
I wouldn't have gone there by myself.
Tom shouldn't have gone yesterday.
I should've gone with her.
- I didn't realize that Tom had left.
- I didn't realize Tom had left.
- I should've gone to Boston with you.
- I should have gone to Boston with you.
- You should've gone to Tom's concert.
- You should have gone to Tom's concert.
I didn't ask Tom where he'd gone.
Since Pepe hadn't been to the village yet,
I wish he had gone on to university.
- He can not have gone to school.
- He can't have gone to school.
- I thought you'd left.
- I thought you'd gone.
I could have done better on the test.
- Tom must've gone another way.
- Tom must have gone another way.
I will be gone by the time she comes back.
- I would've never gone there without you.
- I would have never gone there without you.
Tom didn't want to leave early.
Maybe Tom has already gone home.
- You should've gone north.
- You should have gone north.
By the time I arrived, he had already left.
Things couldn't have gone better.
- I could've gone, but I didn't want to.
- I could have gone, but I didn't want to.
- I thought Tom left.
- I thought that Tom left.
- I have no idea where he has gone.
- I have no idea where he has been going.
I have no idea where he has gone.
I shouldn't have gone there by myself.
Fadil was unaware of where Layla had gone.
I shouldn't have gone to Boston.
I thought you'd left.
- I wish I had gone to the theater last night.
- I wish I'd gone to the theater last night.
- I wish that I'd gone to the theater last night.
I thought you'd gone with Tom.
I went to pick you up, but you were already gone.
You had better not have gone there.
Tom tried to find out where Mary had gone.
He must have gone to see his old friend.
I shouldn't have gone to see Tom.
I didn't notice Tom had gone.
- I thought Tom had gone to Boston.
- I thought that Tom had gone to Boston.
You'll wish you'd gone with us.
- I wish I had gone to Boston with Tom.
- I wish that I had gone to Boston with Tom.
Tom didn't even notice that Mary had left.
I wish I had gone to the theater last night.
Ido is the most beautiful and simple language.
Tom shouldn't have gone to Boston by himself.
Everyone had left by the time I arrived.
- Tom should've gone to Boston by plane.
- Tom should have gone to Boston by plane.
- I thought Tom had gone to Australia.
- I thought that Tom had gone to Australia.
When we arrived here, he had already left.
By the time I arrived, Tom had already left.
They hadn't gone very far when they met an old man.
It's Sunday. He can't have gone to school.
I wish I had gone with the others to the game yesterday.
My father had once been in Greece.
- Tom thought Mary had already gone home.
- Tom thought that Mary had already gone home.
Joe had gone to the ravine to fight Tom.
- Tom should've gone to Boston with Mary.
- Tom should have gone to Boston with Mary.
If I had taken that plane, I would be dead now.
Tom and Mary have gone swimming together a number of times.
I shouldn't have gone to Boston without you.