Examples of using "30'da" in a sentence and their english translations:
I get up at 6:30.
- I will return at 6:30.
- I'll be back at half six.
I wake up at half past six in the morning.
- I had breakfast at 7:30.
- I had breakfast at seven-thirty.
- I will be back at half past six.
- I'll return at 6:30.
- I'll be back at half six.
It starts around 8:30.
The class begins at 8:30.
I go to bed at 10.30.
We reached school at eight-thirty.
Tom died at 2:30.
Tom woke up at 2:30.
- I'll return at 6:30.
- I will return at 6:30.
- I'll be back at 6:30.
- I'll return at 6:30.
- I will return at 6:30.
I need to leave at 2:30.
Tom is going to come at 2:30.
School begins at eight-thirty.
Why don't we start at 2:30?
We'll be expecting you at 2:30.
I have an appointment with the professor at 1:30.
The express arrives at 6:30 p.m.
The first class begins at 8:30.
The plane took off at 2:30.
The plane departs from Heathrow at 12:30.
He will leave by train at 6:30.
Call me at six-thirty, please.
The English lesson started at 8:30.
We usually have breakfast at 7:30.
Tom got home at 6:30.
Please wake me up at 6:30.
I got up at six-thirty this morning.
- I will be back at half past six.
- I'll return at 6:30.
- I'll return at half past six.
- I will return at 6:30.
- I'll be back at six-thirty.
- I'll be back at half past six.
- I'll be back at half six.
- I'll be back at 6:30.
- I come back home at 6:30.
The alarm went off at five-thirty.
I usually leave home at 6:30.
The parade will start at 2:30.
I plan to do that at 2:30.
Tom left for school at 6:30.
Call Tom at 2:30.
Why don't we take a break at 2:30?
My father is to arrive in Honolulu at 4:30 p.m.
It'll arrive in Chicago at 6:30.
I usually get up at about six-thirty.
Dinner will be served at 6:30.
Tom likes to do that at 2:30.
Tom left the gym at 2:30.
Flight 226 takes off at 10:30.
Tom promised to be back by 2:30.
Tom got home at exactly 2:30.
Tom got up at 6:30 as usual.
Tom is meeting us at the station at 2:30.
Where were you at 2:30 Monday afternoon?
I have to be home no later than 2:30.
Pick me up at 2:30.
Let's meet in the lobby of the Imperial Hotel at 6:30 p.m.
School is over at 3:30.
Could you come back here tomorrow at 2:30?
The water polo team practices at 5:30 a.m.
School begins at half past eight.
Tom woke Mary up at 6:30 as she had asked him to do.
The meeting will start at 2:30.
Tom will be waiting for Mary in front of the library at 2:30.
As a rule, he arrives at the office about eight-thirty in morning.
I can meet you at 2:30.
- Tom got home at 2:30.
- Tom got home at two-thirty.
I usually get up at about six-thirty.
Please attend the meeting in the second floor conference room at 2:30 p.m.
- I assume you'll be here by 2:30.
- I assume that you'll be here by 2:30.
She wakes him up every day at 6:30.
Tom rolled out of bed at 6:30, shuffled into the kitchen and put two slices of bread into the toaster.