Examples of using "Escuchado" in a sentence and their english translations:
- You should have listened to me.
- You should've listened to me.
- I should've listened to you.
- I should have listened to you.
Would I have listened?
have been heard.
You should've listened to me.
- You should have listened to me.
- You should've listened to me.
Yes, you heard it right -
- Did you hear the news?
- Have you heard the news?
I've heard you play.
- I never should've listened to you.
- I never should have listened to you.
I heard her singing.
- We should've listened to you, Tom.
- We should have listened to you, Tom.
What have you heard, Tom?
I heard you crying.
Yes, you heard it right.
You should have paid attention to her warning.
I never heard him sing.
- I should have listened to Tom.
- I should've listened to Tom.
Why did you listen to them?
I think you heard me.
I hope Tom was listening.
I think you heard me.
I wish I had listened to your advice.
My prayer was answered.
- That's news to me.
- This is the first time I've heard about it.
- It's the first time I've heard that.
You've probably heard this many, many times, in fact.
and maybe to be hearing --
You should have listened to him more carefully.
I had never heard about Lviv before.
Have you ever listened to this song?
Why didn't you listen to me?
I've never heard of that stereotype!
Why didn't I listen to you!
I heard her to the end.
I heard Tom speaking French.
- I should have listened more carefully.
- I should've listened more carefully.
I heard it.
It's really simple, you guys have heard
But the tragedy is that we didn't hear
but we could have heard about it then
Yes, you have heard well, with emigration.
- Doubtless you have heard the news.
- Doubtless you've heard the news.
You haven't heard the half of it yet.
I have neither seen nor heard of such a thing.
I heard it from a reliable source.
I haven't listened to any of his songs.
I can't believe I listened to you.
I heard about you and Tom.
That's not what I heard.
- I should've listened to them.
- He should've listened to them.
- You should've followed Tom's advice.
- You should have followed Tom's advice.
I've never heard anything more dreadful.
I had never heard anyone speak of him before.
You've heard me talk about it before,
And I've heard a lot of people say,
for other folks whose names you haven't heard,
a word we've heard a certain amount about this week.
You may not have heard about this.
- I wish you could've heard Tom sing.
- I wish you could have heard Tom sing.
I had already heard that song once.
- I know I shouldn't have eavesdropped.
- I know that I shouldn't have eavesdropped.
Have you ever listened to Beethoven's "Ninth"?
That's the best name I've ever heard.
I've never heard of such a story before.
I've never heard English spoken so quickly.
Hey, did you hear me?
I have never heard Roy sing a song in public.
- I should've listened to what my mother said.
- I should have listened to what my mother said.
Tom had heard nothing about the accident.
- You've heard me say it time and time again.
At least they listened to me.
I'll tell you simply what Bt Brinjal is.
So I go, "Hey guys, has anyone here heard of TED?"