Examples of using "Camino" in a sentence and their english translations:
I'm on my way.
Do you know the way?
I walk.
I always walk.
I walk a lot.
- Enjoy your trip.
- I wish you a good trip!
- Have a good trip.
- Could you tell me the way?
- Can you explain the way to me?
I neither walk nor run.
Can you light the way?
"You have the hard way and the soft way.
- Where does this road lead?
- Where does this road go to?
The track descends.
We're on our way.
I'm on the road.
There is another way.
Show me the way.
Do you know the way?
I'm on my way.
Do you know the way?
She's on her way to the airport.
Have a nice trip!
Where does this road lead?
And they continue with their walk.
my journey in putting it back together
Is this the right path?
He walks, I walk.
Just a path.
We'll eat on the way.
You're on the right track.
Show me the way, will you?
I always walk to school.
Do you know which way to take?
- I'm walking beside her.
- I'm walking with her.
I'll show you the way.
- Keep away from me.
- Stay away from me.
- Stay out of my way.
Out of my way!
Get out of my way.
You're in my way!
Am I in your way?
The road is free.
I'm walking beside her.
Could you tell me the way?
Tom is on his way.
- There is no other way.
- There's no other way.
I showed her the way.
- I'm walking down the street.
- I walk down the street.
You lead the way.
- Am I on the right track?
- Is this the right road?
- The road is long.
- The way is long.
Which way did you choose?
Can you explain the way to me?
He blocked my way.
2047 is on its way.
Tom was on the way.
We'll show you the way.
Can you light the way?
I walk like a penguin.
We're halfway there.
Is Tom on his way?
- I'll show him the way.
- I'll show her the way.
He's on a bad path.
I'm coming to the hotel.