Examples of using "Mentindo" in a sentence and their english translations:
They're lying.
I'm lying.
- She's lying.
- She lies.
- She is lying.
- You're lying.
- You're lying!
- You're not telling the truth.
- You are lying.
- You're lying.
- Tom is lying.
- Tom's lying.
They're all lying.
- He is lying.
- He's lying.
She was lying.
Are you lying?
Were they lying?
Someone is lying.
You're lying!
- Someone is obviously telling a lie.
- Obviously, someone is lying.
Aren't they lying?
or somebody is lying
Maybe Tom is lying.
Are you lying to me?
Maybe you're lying.
- It seems that Tom is lying.
- Tom seems to be lying.
Is Tom lying?
- I don't lie.
- I'm not lying.
I wasn't lying.
Tom is probably lying.
Seriously, I’m not lying.
Someone is obviously telling a lie.
- Tom thinks Mary is lying.
- Tom thinks that Mary is lying.
We suspected him of lying.
You're lying to me now.
Tom is lying to you.
- You are lying to me.
- You're lying to me.
- I think he's lying.
- I think she's lying.
It seems that Tom is lying.
Tom is lying about that.
They're lying to us.
You're lying, aren't you?
- He tells a lie.
- He is lying.
- He is telling a lie.
- He's lying.
One of you is lying.
You're lying again.
- Tom lied.
- Tom was lying.
- You were lying, weren't you?
- You were lying, right?
- Why do you lie?
- Why are you lying?
You're lying!
- You are lying.
- You lie.
- You're lying.
Why does he keep lying?
- I know Tom is lying.
- I know that Tom is lying.
Mary has been lying, hasn't she?
Tom is probably not lying.
I know when Tom is lying.
- I didn't say you were lying.
- I didn't say that you were lying.
- Aren't they lying?
- Are you sure they are not lying?
I can tell when someone is lying.
- I know you're not lying.
- I know that you're not lying.
- I know that you aren't lying.
- I know you aren't lying.
- I know you weren't lying.
- I know that you weren't lying.
Tom was aware Mary was lying.
Tom thinks you're lying.
- Tom thinks Mary is lying.
- Tom believes that Mary is lying.
- Tom believes Mary is lying.
- Tom believes that Mary is lying.
- Tom believes Mary is lying.
Mary is lying to her father.
I think you're lying.
Tom is lying on his back.
- You know Tom is lying.
- You know that Tom is lying.
Tom knew that Mary was lying.
I knew he was lying.
- I knew Tom was lying.
- I knew that Tom was lying.
I knew you were lying.
- I know that you're lying.
- I know you're lying.
- Tom knows Mary is lying.
- Tom knows that Mary is lying.
- Tom realized that Mary was lying.
- Tom realized Mary was lying.
I'm not lying to you.
- Tom thought I was lying.
- Tom thought that I was lying.
Tom says Mary is lying.
I can't keep lying to her.
Tom knew Mary was lying.
I think they're lying.
- Tom knows you're lying.
- Tom knows that you're lying.
Of course he's lying.
"Is he lying?" "Obviously."
I hope Tom isn't lying.
- Everyone knew that Tom was lying.
- Everyone knew Tom was lying.
- Everybody knew that Tom was lying.
- Everybody knew Tom was lying.
I wonder which one of you is lying.
I couldn't keep lying to Tom.
- I didn't know that Tom was lying.
- I didn't know Tom was lying.
You think I'm lying, don't you?