Examples of using "наверное" in a sentence and their english translations:
Probably
You're probably hungry.
You're probably right.
This is probably for you.
Maybe Tom is lying.
Probably not.
That's probably why.
Tom must be worried.
You'll probably lose.
Tom is probably rich.
Tom is probably cold.
You must be happy.
You must be bored.
He may have lost his way.
We'll probably go.
Maybe not.
That's probably why.
I guess that'll do.
That's probably enough.
You must be very hungry.
He must have been ill.
You are probably wrong.
They must be hungry.
- Tom must've been sick.
- Tom must've been ill.
- Tom must have been sick.
- Tom must have been ill.
Tom probably doesn't care.
- Tom may be out.
- Tom might be out.
Maybe Tom is lying.
You must be new here.
Tom probably took it.
Tom may have read the letter.
It's possible that Tom lied to you.
You're probably thirsty.
You probably don't remember.
You must be thirsty.
You must be sleepy.
You might have just forgotten.
Maybe it's time to tell him.
Tom will probably wait for you.
Tom has probably already left.
That must be Tom's mother.
You must be very hungry.
Tom is probably waiting for you.
It's probably haunted.
You must be hungry.
- He will be sleeping.
- He's probably sleeping.
- It is probable that she will come.
- She'll probably come.
- Perhaps it is true.
- Perhaps it is real.
You must be Tom.
- I must have caught a cold.
- I must've caught a cold.
You must be very busy.
My father may be sleeping.
- Maybe it's destiny.
- It must be fate.
He may have been ill.
She must have been sick.
Tom is probably jealous.
They must be worried.
Tom must've left.
I must be going deaf.
- You must've been asleep.
- You must have been asleep.
That must be awful.
It must be the flu.
- That's probably a mistake.
- It's probably a mistake.
She probably knows.
Tom is probably angry.
Tom might die.
That's probably safer.
Tom is probably sleeping.
You must be the Jacksons.
I guess that's normal.
He probably knows.
Tom probably knows.
They probably know.
Tom must be sick.
- I may have made a mistake.
- Perhaps I was wrong.
- Perhaps I am mistaken.
He may not be happy.
Tom is probably at home.
She must have told a lie.
He must be out.
It might be a wedding.
I am probably lost.
You might be right.
- Tom must be in a hurry.
- Tom is probably in a hurry.
They must be fake.
They're probably dead.
Tom must be wrong.
He must have left.