Examples of using "Afuera" in a sentence and their english translations:
Okay, wait outside.
I'll be right outside.
They're outside.
- I'll wait outside.
- I'll be waiting outside.
We waited outside.
We were outside.
Everybody out!
- It is still light outside.
- It's still light outside.
- It is getting dark outside.
- It's getting dark outside.
You can wait outside.
- Someone's outside.
- Someone is outside.
Everyone's out.
I ran outside.
Can I see you outside?
- We are eating dinner outdoors.
- We're eating dinner outdoors.
Tom went back outside.
It was cold outside.
Come outside with me.
I usually eat out.
Can you wait outside?
It snows outside.
- Is it hot outside?
- Hot outside?
Tom waited outside.
They're right outside.
Just look outside.
I always eat out.
Quick. Look outside!
- Stay outside!
- Stay outside.
"fear of missing out,"
- It's all dark outside.
- It's totally dark outside.
- Do you eat out often?
- Do you often eat out?
- Come inside. It's cold outside.
- Get in. It's cold outside.
She is out now.
Someone is calling from outside.
It seems warm outside.
- It is still light outside.
- It's still light outside.
People stay outside.
It's snowing outside, cover up.
There are wolves out there.
See what's going on outside.
She is running outdoors.
Let's talk outside.
They're waiting outside.
Tom stayed outside.
A guard is outside.
He went out just now.
Go wait outside.
It's still light out.
- It's totally dark outside.
- It's pitch black outside.
There is an automobile outside.
I waited outside on the chance of seeing you.
When you're done, go outside.
Take the garbage out.
I heard something outside.
Please wait outside.
Put your coat on. It's cold outside.
And we're going to paint the walls outside."
from outside and from above, to divide us
If you are outside, then it works.
The taxi is waiting outside.
I was out all day.