Examples of using "¡coma" in a sentence and their english translations:
You were in a coma.
You were in a coma.
- Eat!
- Eat.
However much she eats, she never gains weight.
Eat and drink.
Eat if you're hungry!
Is Tom in a coma?
Is this comma necessary?
Tom was in a coma.
Eat slowly. Savor your food.
What the silkworm won't eat, the bug will.
I was [inaudible] for three weeks,
the coma that he usually leaves behind
Don't eat hard foods.
- The doctor said I should eat in moderation.
- The doctor said to eat in moderation.
The doctor says to eat more.
The doctor says to eat a variety of foods.
I can't get Tom to eat spinach.
Don't let Tom eat peanuts.
Okay, you want me to go for the egg, raw!
- It's OK not to eat it.
- You don't have to eat it.
- You don't have to eat.
No matter how much I eat, I never get fat.
- Don't eat to excess.
- Don't eat too much.
I don't care what she eats.
What does the doctor want me to eat?
Please help yourself to some cake.
Don't let her eat this.
The doctor says not to eat so much.
After a comma, you use lowercase letters.
If anyone is not willing to work, then he is not to eat, either.
Eat this up.
Tom doesn't allow his son to eat ice cream.
Mother insists that I should eat more vegetables.
Eat what you want.
How can I get my toddler to eat vegetables?
Tom doesn't gain weight even though he eats a lot.
- Did you know that Tom was in a coma for three years?
- Did you know Tom was in a coma for three years?
Eat healthily.
this is the trace left behind, we call it a coma
Except for carrots, there is nothing he won't eat.
No matter how much she eats, she never gains weight.
Eat and drink.
How do I get my dog to eat dog food?
coma collapses as we move away from the sun
You can't let Tom eat anything that has peanuts in it.
- Let my beloved come into his garden, and eat the fruit of his apple trees.
- Let my beloved come into his garden, and eat his pleasant fruits.
I ended up being in a coma for three weeks, barely, barely surviving.
or eating one-third of a kilo of sugar in one hour.
Even though computer programmers may use semicolons every day, nowadays most people only use semicolons for emoticons.
This meat is undercooked and unpalatable.
Let me eat this one and you can eat the other one.
about three point sixty-seven percent, Germany by about two point
You've put too much salt into the soup. Now, no one's going to eat it.
People tend to have troubles figuring out when to write a semicolon.
In my language, the "," is called comma, the ";" is called semicolon, ":" is called colon, "..." are called ellipsis, and this sentence ends with a period.
My attitude to the comma is physiological; the more breath I have, the fewer commas I use.
The cake has gone bad, no one's going to eat it anymore...
I think it's highly unlikely that Tom will eat the sandwich you made for him.
If you're hungry, then eat.
Eat anything you like.
Do not eat fatty, salty, sugary food. Do not drive too fast, eat your five fruits and vegetables a day, do sports... and if you have time left, think about living, as simple as that.
Alex' mother lapsed into a coma not long before the fall of the Berlin Wall.
Unfortunately, my neighbor was involved in a traffic accident, and is currently in a coma.
Tom is sad, as in German sentences he is often separated from Mary by a comma.
Tom is sad because he is often separated from Mary in German sentences by a comma.
The Oxford comma is awkward, unnecessary, and cannot be carried over to languages other than English.
Tom couldn't catch up with the other students after he came out of his coma.
Scientists continue to discover new medicines, so there is always hope for people who are in comas.
Where programmers use semi-colons every day, the majority of people only use them in emoticons.
Tatoeba: Where nothing ruins a passionate night of sentence-making like a poorly placed comma or, even worse, a careless typo.
Seven days there shall not be found any leaven in your houses: he that shall eat leavened bread, his soul shall perish out of the assembly of Israel, whether he be a stranger or born in the land.