Examples of using "¡europa" in a sentence and their english translations:
Italy is in Europe.
- I traveled about Europe.
- I traveled around Europe.
You're in Europe!
When did he go to Europe?
France is in Western Europe.
- France is in western Europe.
- France is in Western Europe.
How many languages are there in Europe?
How many languages are there in Europe?
- They travelled by bike across Europe.
- They biked across Europe.
- They cycled across Europe.
Her cousin lives in Europe.
Extremely popular in Europe.
he is now playing in Europe.
And then there's Europe,
but allegedly up to Europe
The papacy dominates Europe
He will return from Europe soon.
Europe has more culture!
Italy is in Europe.
Europe is in crisis.
Europe is a continent.
Tom traveled around Europe.
- Is there life on Europa?
- Is there life in Europe?
I have been to Europe twice.
- France is in western Europe.
- France is in Western Europe.
Germany is in Central Europe.
Switzerland is in Central Europe.
How many languages are spoken in Europe?
People in Europe say
We don't have this in Europe.
We enjoyed our travels in Europe.
They make frequent trips to Europe.
He traveled all over Europe.
When did he go to Europe?
They have authority in Europe.
The news traveled all around Europe.
How many people are there in Europe?
It's already Christmas in Europe.
- France is in western Europe.
- France is in Western Europe.
- I've never been to Europe.
- I have never been to Europe.
- France is in western Europe.
- France is in Western Europe.
Has Europe lost its soul?
I went to Europe once.
I decided not to go to Europe.
Europe doesn't need anyone.
The war in Europe ended.
Does Europe have a common language?
I've been all over Europe.
Germany is in Central Europe.
- Europe is not a country.
- Europe isn't a country.
Going to Europe is expensive.
Poland is located in Central Europe.
How many languages are there in Europe?
- They travelled by bike across Europe.
- They biked across Europe.
- They were travelling across Europe by bike.
- They cycled across Europe.