Examples of using "Mau" in a sentence and their english translations:
Is it bad?
- Not bad.
- Not bad!
I'm getting a bad feeling.
This is bad.
This is bad.
What a mean fellow!
It is bad to steal.
He's bad.
No one is illegal.
Don't be mean.
Tom is bad.
- You're bad.
- You're mean.
It's evil to curse.
Don't be a bad boy.
You're a bad father.
- He is a bad driver.
- He's a terrible driver.
Tom was a bad man.
Oh boy, this is bad!
- Not bad.
- Not bad!
- I have a nasty feeling that something awful is going to happen.
- I'm having a bad feeling.
- I have a bad feeling.
That was an evil bunny.
Is it bad?
- Your breath smells.
- You have bad breath.
The weather is sucking.
I am a bad sailor.
Tom has bad breath.
You're so evil!
Don't be so mean.
- I'm not in the mood.
- I am out of humour.
He wasn't bad.
Fear is a bad adviser.
Smoking is a bad habit.
You've set a bad example.
It is I that am bad.
Bad weather oppressed me.
They did away with the bad habit.
- He is in a bad mood.
- He's in a bad mood.
He has a bad heart.
I'm in a bad mood today.
He's a bad liar.
You're a bad liar.
Tom is a bad cook.
Are you in a bad mood?
Don't be a bad boy.
He has a bad temper.
- Tom is a bad loser.
- Tom is a sore loser.
That was an evil bunny.
He is a bad driver.
He's a bad teacher.
It's evidently a bad example.
Is this a bad sign?
I was in a bad mood.
All smell is disease.
This is a bad sign.
There's obviously been some misunderstanding.
I'm always moody.
Do you believe in the Evil Eye?
- Don't be a bad loser.
- Don't be a sore loser.
That's in poor taste.
Fear is a bad adviser.
He's not that bad.
Bad weather prevented them from sailing.
actually played a bad guy there
In fact, this is completely evil.
He is very sullen now.
He came in spite of bad weather.
His rude behavior makes me angry.
- Don't be evil.
- Don't be evil!
He's not an evil man.
Nobody likes a sore loser.
The bad weather affected his health.
Tom is still in a bad mood.
- Tom's not a bad guy.
- Tom isn't a bad guy.
Tom was a bad guy.
I'm always moody.
That's not a bad start.