Examples of using "Ouvindo" in a sentence and their english translations:
Are you listening?
We're not listening.
I'm listening to music.
I'm still listening to them.
Are you listening?
Are you listening to music?
Are you hearing what I'm hearing?
Do you hear the phone?
- I'm listening to you.
- I am listening to you.
I'm not listening.
Are you listening to me?
- I am listening to the music.
- I'm listening to music.
Have you been listening?
Tom, are you listening?
- Nobody was listening.
- No one listened.
We listen to music.
Are you listening?
I cheered myself up by listening to music.
Are you even listening to me?
- You are hearing things.
- You're hearing things.
Tom is listening to music.
- I am listening to country music.
- I'm listening to country music.
Tom is hearing something.
I am hearing a voice.
Are you listening to me?
I can't hear a thing.
Emily was listening to music.
I'm listening to this band.
I fell asleep listening to the radio.
I'm listening to Celtic music.
Go on, Tom, I'm listening.
Tom was listening to music.
You weren't listening.
Tom, do you hear me?
She was listening to music.
No one was listening to you.
Don't you hear it?
You hear me.
He was listening to music.
I listened to music.
Are you listening?
Are you listening?
- Debbie! Can you hear me?
- Debbie! Do you hear me?
He drinks tea while he listens to music.
What's Tom listening to?
I hear you very well.
Go on, Tom, we're listening.
He is listening to the radio.
Weren't you listening, Tom?
Tom is listening to his iPod.
I'm listening to a beautiful song.
- She always studies listening to music.
- She always listens to music while she studies.
I hear a woodpecker.
I hear no sound.
Can't you hear me?
They're not listening to me.
- Was everyone listening?
- Was everybody listening?
image of students listening to the lecture
He likes to kick back with some music on.
We listen to music.
He is listening to music in his room.
Tom wasn't listening to Mary.
I don't believe I'm listening to this.
I don't believe what I'm hearing.
- I know you're listening.
- I know that you're listening.
She prepares the meal while listening to music.
I hear you.
Do you hear me well now?
Do you hear the sound of the birds?
You were listening.
- Was anybody listening?
- Was anyone listening?
She practices English conversation by listening to the radio.
Do you hear me?
Are you listening to what I am saying?
Tell her that I am listening to music.
I can't believe what I'm hearing.
Tom was listening with his eyes half closed.
- Tom realized Mary wasn't listening.
- Tom realized that Mary wasn't listening.
You are always hearing but not listening.
Do you hear the sound of the wind?
I love you, do you hear me? I love you!
- I can hear nothing.
- I don't hear a thing.
He was listening to me with his eyes shining.
I can't hear anything because of the noise.