Examples of using "Oyen" in a sentence and their english translations:
[Bear] You hear that?
Listen, you hear that?
The walls have ears.
They hear it in locker rooms,
Oh, you hear that? Look, it's water.
Listen, you hear that? Check this out!
So they hear the piano... ♪
-They'll sweep down that face. -[loud rumbling] You hear that?
Do you think that fish can hear?
So one of the things you hear, though,
- The walls have ears.
- Walls have ears.
and you can pick the movies you see, the music you listen to,
Dogs have much better hearing than humans.
and I'd like you to think about what you hear now.
We've got to hurry and try to catch more critters. Listen, you hear that?
They have eyes but they do not see - ears, and they do not hear.
The walls have ears.
They say dogs hear better than we do. Is that true?
And what you'll typically hear is a hurried voiceover that blurts out,
or better auditory memories or auditory processing skills
children can hear sounds in new languages in a way that we lose.
The story of Edward Snowden has reminded us once again that even the walls have ears.
In this album all the sounds that you hear are really elaborate computer voices.
- Do you think fish can hear?
- Do you think that fish can hear?
When they hear 'Japanese-style room,' most people probably think of a tatami room.