Examples of using "Lotado" in a sentence and their english translations:
It's packed!
It's crowded today.
It's still crowded.
The train was crowded.
The bus was crowded.
The park was crowded.
I found the theater crowded.
It was crowded.
The bar was packed.
The hospital is crowded.
The bus is full.
The market is completely saturated.
It was crowded in the car.
The bus was totally full.
Tom got on the crowded elevator.
The boat was very crowded.
The train was very crowded.
- The hospital is not crowded.
- The hospital isn't crowded.
The theater was too crowded.
It being Sunday, the park was crowded.
I'm sorry, the flight is full.
The train was crowded with people.
The basement is overrun with rats.
The bus was full.
It being Sunday, the supermarket was very crowded.
I'm sorry, that flight is full.
A stranger spoke to me on the crowded bus.
The bar is crowded.
The train was packed.
- "Are you going on this bus?" "No, it's too full."
- "Are you going on that bus?" "No, it's too full."
- "Are you going to go on that bus?" "No, that one's too full."
I didn't get on the bus because it was crowded.
I wish the subway wasn't so crowded every morning.
I heard someone call my name in the crowded bus.
It's a bit crowded in here.
The subway was so full that there were around five people per square meter.
This train is crowded, so let's take the next one.
Your closet is already packed. You will have to make room for the new clothes you bought somewhere else.