Examples of using "Educado" in a sentence and their english translations:
Please be polite.
You must be polite.
- Bilal is a person of knowledge.
- Bilal is educated.
Be polite, but firm.
Our cat is house-trained.
I'm just being polite.
Please be polite.
I was just being polite.
Are you polite?
Please be polite.
Tom was homeschooled.
You should try to be more polite.
Tony is a polite boy.
Be polite to your parents.
Tom is polite and sensitive.
Tom isn't very polite.
Tom is a learned man.
Her boyfriend is very polite.
I was brought up by my grandmother.
He was brought up by his uncle.
He was educated at a public school.
He's cheerful and well-educated.
Tom wasn't polite to Mary.
Tom is just being polite, isn't he?
This is you being honest and polite.
You must show respect to your guests.
- We look up to him because of his politeness.
- We look up to him because of how polite he is.
So yes, civility pays.
Mr Ito is a highly educated man.
It isn't polite to stare at people.
I was born in Argentina, but I was educated in Brazil.
I'm not very polite.
or how well you've raised your children.
become a better me, educated, things like that.
Tom was too polite to say no.
Man is the only animal that learns by being hypocritical. He pretends to be polite and then, eventually, he becomes polite.
He is proud of having been educated in the United States.
and say a timely, polite, "No, thanks. Can't make it."
A well-bred horse doesn't care about a barking dog.
He is an ill-mannered man.
He was educated at a public school.
Among them is a well-educated young Saudi named Osama bin Laden.
I'm being polite. I'm holding in my laughter as much as I can.
He was groomed from a young age to take over the family business.
Stanford University has educated entrepreneurs like Larry Page and Sergey Brin.
that come from a less educated background than the rest of society.
You must be more polite.
We grow up in a culture, we've been raised and this impregnates some invisible ideas,
Tom speaks five languages, but doesn't know how to be polite in any of them.
Bessières himself was well-liked: kind, well-mannered and generous, a pious Catholic and social
It is rude not to tip a waiter.
I was brought up by my grandmother.