Examples of using "Ingênuo" in a sentence and their english translations:
I'm not gullible.
I was naive.
He was naive.
Don't be naive.
Don't be naive.
Tom is naive.
I'm not naive.
I was so naive!
Tom is unbelievably naïve.
- Tom is very naive.
- Tom is really gullible.
- Tom is very gullible.
Tom is unbelievably naive.
- You're so naive.
- You're too naive.
I'm not being naive.
- I know that sounds naive.
- I know that that sounds naive.
Tom says I'm gullible.
Tom is a bit naive.
Tom is naive, isn't he?
Tom is young and naive.
Tom isn't naive anymore.
Tom is really naive, isn't he?
You're gullible.
Who gave you that naive piece of advice?
I'm naive.
Are you really that gullible?
You're too naive.
He's young, naive and inexperienced.
- I think Tom is naive.
- I think that Tom is naive.
You're too naive.
You are incredibly naive!
I'm not as gullible as you think I am.
Stop being so naive.
I'm not as naive as you think I am.
How naive do you think I am?
To be stupid is to be ignorant and naïve all at once.