Examples of using "Infelizmente" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Too bad.
- Alas.
Unfortunately!
- It is unfortunately true.
- It's unfortunately true.
Unfortunately though,
order? Unfortunately ...
I'm afraid not.
- Unfortunately, that's true.
- Unfortunately, that is true.
Unfortunately, I'm late.
Unfortunately, I must refuse.
- Unfortunately, it's true.
- Unfortunately, that's true.
- Unfortunately, that is true.
I'm afraid I can't.
unfortunately human again
but unfortunately not vitally
No, unfortunately; on the contrary.
Unfortunately, Nancy was right.
Unfortunately, she didn't come.
Unfortunately, it's raining today.
Regretfully it is not possible.
Unfortunately, she is absent.
Alas, I was late.
Unfortunately, there's a problem.
I'm afraid I can't right now.
I'm afraid they do not read much.
- I'm afraid I don't agree with you.
- I'm afraid that I don't agree with you.
sadly they cap you off.
When we think in general, such a thing is unfortunately but unfortunately there is no
I'm afraid I can't tell you that.
I'm afraid I can't tell you that.
unfortunately we don't make a movie
unfortunately we do not have any information
Unfortunately, that's not possible.
Unfortunately, that rumor is true.
- Unfortunately, the store was closed.
- Unfortunately the store was closed.
Unfortunately, I don't have any money with me now.
- I'm afraid I can't allow that.
- I'm afraid that I can't allow that.
Unfortunately, that won't happen.
The pun is unfortunately untranslatable.
I unfortunately did not have another choice.
- I'm afraid I have no experience.
- I'm afraid that I have no experience.
Unfortunately, it's a hoax.
Unfortunately, I had another commitment.
Unfortunately, I have a commitment.
- I'm afraid I'm not familiar with that expression.
- I'm afraid that I'm not familiar with that expression.
Unfortunately he has already left.
- Thank you, but unfortunately I can't.
- Thank you, but I'm afraid I can't.
Unfortunately, my hope was an illusion.
Unfortunately, elephants can't sing well.
Unfortunately he met the wrong woman.
I'm afraid it's too late.
Unfortunately, some people were offended.
Unfortunately, that's not the case.
Unfortunately, I don't remember anything.
Unfortunately, I can't accept your invitation.
Sadly, he didn't get to live to see that.
Unfortunately, that crash ruined this precious medicine.
unfortunately children are unlucky now
unfortunately we didn't record anything but almost nothing
Unfortunately, they still can't see today
Unfortunately, we cannot place all of them here.
Unfortunately, you're too young a little.
Unfortunately, my mother isn't at home.
Unfortunately, I only understood half of what I read.
Unfortunately those beautiful words are not my own.
We don't have enough money now, unfortunately.
Unfortunately, he got his leg broken in the accident.
Unfortunately, I have to get up early every morning.
Unfortunately, that cost Sami his life.
Unfortunately, earthquakes are common in Asia.
Unfortunately, there's still a lot of badness in the world.
Different place, but unfortunately the same old story.
But unfortunately it is related to what you call
The virus does not circulate, people circulate, unfortunately
- I'm afraid I can't.
- I'm afraid that I can't.
Unfortunately, I left my homework at home.
- I'm afraid I don't have a choice.
- I'm afraid that I don't have a choice.
- Unfortunately, as you well know, I could not learn Romanian.
- Unfortunately, as you know, I wasn't able to learn Romanian.
Unfortunately, many people don't trust us anymore.
- I'm afraid I don't know what you mean.
- I'm afraid that I don't know what you mean.
Unfortunately, Tom refused to help us.
Unfortunately, I was stupid enough to do that.
Unfortunately, I know how these things usually end.
It is probably very interesting. But I'm afraid I didn't understand.
I'm afraid I can't tell you that.
But unfortunately, we don't really get to see what they do,
unfortunately someone is breaking the religion we are telling
And unfortunately, the collaboration of these two geniuses does not exist.
But unfortunately, that’s not quite the right reaction here.