Examples of using "Depresyonda" in a sentence and their english translations:
Tom was depressed.
Are you depressed?
You seem depressed.
Tom isn't depressed, but Mary is.
She's in a depression.
- Tom may be depressed.
- Tom might be depressed.
- Tom has to be depressed.
- Tom must be depressed.
this is diminished in depression.
Tom seems to be depressed.
- Tom said he's depressed.
- Tom said that he's depressed.
Tom is depressed, isn't he?
Tom and Mary are depressed.
- I suspect Tom is depressed.
- I suspect that Tom is depressed.
I can't believe that he is that depressed.
Do you think Tom was depressed?
Tom told Mary that he was depressed.
- Tom told me that he's depressed.
- Tom told me he's depressed.
- Tom thought Mary was depressed.
- Tom thought that Mary was depressed.
- Tom said Mary wasn't depressed.
- Tom said that Mary wasn't depressed.
- Tom said Mary was depressed.
- Tom said that Mary was depressed.
Tom can understand why Mary is feeling depressed.
I'm no longer depressed.
- They said they were depressed.
- They said that they were depressed.
In fact, sometimes it seems all womanhood is depressed.
Tom told Mary that he thought John was depressed.
- Tom said Mary is probably still depressed.
- Tom said that Mary is probably still depressed.
- Tom is depressed because his wife has left him.
- Tom is depressed because his wife left him.