Examples of using "¿empiezo" in a sentence and their english translations:
I start tomorrow.
Shall I begin?
- I start tomorrow.
- I begin tomorrow.
- When do I get started?
- When should I start?
I start.
I'll start soon.
How do I begin?
Which shall I begin with?
I begin this afternoon.
- Where do I start?
- Where should I start?
I start.
And here it is ... are you ready?
What shall I begin with?
- Tomorrow, I start the diet.
- I'll start my diet tomorrow.
and start writing.
- How do we begin?
- How do I begin?
Tomorrow I start working.
I'm beginning to get sleepy.
- I'm getting tired.
- I'm beginning to get tired.
- I'm starting to get tired.
I'm starting a new job today.
From today on I'm going to start studying.
I am starting to feel comfortable when I speak Chinese.
"I start to think that I'm taking too long..."
- I will start working on July first.
- I will start working on July the first.
- I'll start my work on the first of July.
He makes a run for it whenever I start cooking.
I don't start a sentence with the word "but".
that I'm really growing.
I am already starting to see a lot of answers here.
I'm starting to write a rap song today.
I should admit that I started to feel sick.
I'm starting to understand the spirit of Toki Pona.
I report to work at 9 o'clock every morning.
Well, maybe I'll start with this and then come back later
I'm beginning to understand why Tom loves Boston.
I have good news and bad news. Which one do you want first?
I'm starting to feel much better.
and I start feeling I'm going to vomit, and it doesn't go away.
but I'll also help you go more viral if I start pushing out
I can't listen to that much Wagner. I start getting the urge to conquer Poland.
I'm eagerly awaiting tomorrow, as I'll begin travelling to Asia.
I'm hooked on that game. I can't stop until the next morning every time I start playing it.