Examples of using "''o" in a sentence and their english translations:
Is that it?
- It wasn't him.
- That wasn't him.
That isn't him.
"Who is he?" "He is Jim."
She is French.
- He's absent-minded.
- He is scatterbrained.
- She is alive!
- She's alive!
- Who is she?
- Who is he?
- Who's she?
- He is ill.
- He is sick.
Where was she at that moment?
that…
- It's new.
- It is new.
He was leaving then.
- She is obstinate.
- She's stubborn.
- She is stubborn.
- He is drunk.
- He's drunk.
- He killed him.
- He killed that man.
He died of that disease.
He denied that fact.
He cannot come, he is ill.
She's a basket case.
He is punctual.
He is on the radio.
He is old.
She is awkward.
He is unmarried.
He made up that story.
She went to that store.
He was here at that time.
He's Chinese.
Where is he?
"Who is he?" "He is Jim."
She is in the bathroom.
- She is from France.
- She's from France.
- She comes from France.
It's punctured.
He was alone at the time.
He is foolish.
He is running.
He was tired then.
- He will be punished.
- He shall be punished.
She was crying.
- She's pregnant.
- She is pregnant.
What is it?
She is connected with that company.
- Who is he?
- Who's he?
- That is correct.
- That's correct.
- He's good.
- She's good.
- It's good.
- He is good.
- He likes this book.
- He likes that book.
- Who was that?
- Who is that?
- Who was it?
It's being arranged.
- She's cruel.
- He's cruel.
- He is English.
- He's English.
He comes from Geneva.
He is ill.
That's cruel.
That's dishonest.
- That's annoying.
- That's disturbing.
- It's disconcerting.
- It's disturbing.
- This is annoying.
- He does not listen.
- He doesn't listen.
- He is on a roll.
- He's in the zone.
- She is beautiful.
- She's beautiful.
- She's pretty.
- That is beautiful.
- That's beautiful.
She is attractive.
- He is smart.
- He's smart.
He likes that teacher.
She woke up.
He works in that lab.
- He is well off.
- He's rich.
- He's loaded.
- He is rich.
- He's impatient.
- He is impatient.
- He is an atheist.
- He's an atheist.
- He's afraid of that dog.
- He's scared of that dog.
It's brand new.
He likes that guitar.
He should have kept that secret.
Where is she? She is in the kitchen.
He's healthy.
It was humiliating.
She can't make that decision.
He greeted that lady.
That was expected.
- She's Argentinian.
- He's Argentinian.
- She is Argentinian.
She can't live without him.
She lives in that house.
He's in love with that girl.