Examples of using "пишут" in a sentence and their english translations:
- They're writing.
- They write.
Are they writing a letter?
Poets write poems.
- History is written by the victors.
- History is written by the winners.
They're writing something.
Arabic is written from right to left.
A lot of bloggers write in English.
Many people write about their daily life.
She died like in a book:
What the newspapers say is true.
According to the paper, it will snow tomorrow.
According to the newspaper, it's going to rain today.
- The newspaper says that he committed suicide.
- The newspaper says that she committed suicide.
Today's paper says that a typhoon is coming.
Most people write about their daily life.
People believe everything written in the newspapers.
According to the newspaper, there was a big fire last night.
According to the newspaper there was an earthquake in Mexico.
According to the newspaper, she committed suicide.
Mexicans don't like it when people write "Mejico" instead of "Mexico".
'cause they write tons of stories every day,
Lovers who are truly in love do not write down their happiness.
Hebrew is written from right to left, just like Arabic.
- In the age of the Internet, people who write letters are considered odd.
- In the Internet age, people who write letters are regarded as being odd.
We didn't know whether they'd write about it or not,
Some people write books for money, others for pleasure.
That's how we do it in French.
The popularity of the telephone has led to fewer people writing letters these days.
Every language is more beautiful when it is used to say or write something about chess.
Today's paper says that a typhoon is coming.
- The newspaper says that he committed suicide.
- According to the newspaper, he committed suicide.
Sadly many people will believe things told to them via an email which they would find implausible face-to-face.
- The newspaper says that he committed suicide.
- According to the newspaper, he committed suicide.
"Should I write my article about German word formation in German or in English?" "It doesn't matter to me. These days English is more common."
The next thing you know, you'll be in the papers.