Examples of using "Belada" in a sentence and their english translations:
Bear] I'm in trouble!
I have a pain in my neck.
She's in trouble.
- I'm in big trouble.
- I'm in a lot of trouble.
You're in trouble with the teacher.
They're in trouble.
Now I'm in trouble.
I'm not in trouble.
Did you get in trouble?
Am I in trouble?
We're in big trouble.
You're in trouble now.
Now we're in trouble.
I'm often in trouble.
I think we're in trouble.
I'm in trouble here.
I'm in bad trouble.
- You are in serious trouble.
- You're in serious trouble.
You're in big trouble.
You're in so much trouble.
Someone's in trouble.
Tom is in real trouble.
You're not in trouble.
I'm in trouble again.
They may be in trouble.
Why am I in trouble?
And now I'm in trouble.
Now I'm in trouble.
He is in trouble now.
- I think Tom is in trouble.
- I think that Tom is in trouble.
These girls are in trouble.
You're in trouble, aren't you?
I think I'm in trouble.
You're in big trouble now.
I'm in trouble because of you.
- I am in trouble.
- I'm in trouble.
Jane is in serious trouble.
- I know you're in trouble.
- I know that you're in trouble.
I think I'm in big trouble.
I'm in enough trouble already.
I could see you were in trouble.
Tom isn't in trouble.
I knew I was in trouble.
I had trouble with this question.
I think I'm in trouble with my wife.
I've never been in trouble.
Tom might be in trouble.
They knew they were in trouble.
Is Tom in a lot of trouble?
You're in trouble again, aren't you?
You really are in trouble, aren't you?
We think Tom may be in trouble.
Tom knew he was in trouble.
- I know I'm in trouble now.
- I know that I'm in trouble now.
Does that mean we're in trouble?
Tom seems to be in trouble.
I'm in trouble. I need your help.
Tom is in some kind of trouble.
- He is in trouble.
- He's in trouble.
I am forever in trouble.
What kind of trouble is Tom in?
Tom and Mary are in trouble.
You're in trouble if you ate that cake!
Tom has trouble dealing with verbal abuse.
Tom could be in real trouble.
This is why Tom is in trouble.
Is he in trouble again?
I've never been in any trouble.
I was in big trouble.
Tom and I are in trouble.
- You aren't in trouble, are you?
- You're not in trouble, are you?
You're in trouble now, aren't you?
- You're in serious trouble, aren't you?
- You're in a lot of trouble, aren't you?
He has been in deep water since he got fired from his job.
- You're in big trouble.
- You're in a lot of trouble.
You wouldn't be in trouble if it weren't for me.
Mary thought Tom was in trouble.
It sounds like Tom is in trouble again.
I know why Tom is in trouble.
Tom, what's wrong? Are you in some kind of trouble?
Do you think he's in trouble?
Do you think Tom is in trouble?
You always seem to be in trouble.
- When you are in trouble, you can count on me.
- When you're in trouble, you can count on me.
Between you and me, he's in trouble with the boss.
Tom is in trouble. He needs help.
Sami knew he was in trouble.
You're in big trouble now, aren't you?
Tom is in real trouble, isn't he?
and you're stranded out here... you're in a whole world of trouble.
Tom told Mary that John was in trouble.
- Tom doesn't yet realize he's in trouble.
- Tom doesn't yet realize that he's in trouble.
- I think that Tom and Mary are in trouble.
- I think Tom and Mary are in trouble.