Examples of using "Dertte" in a sentence and their english translations:
We're in trouble.
You're in trouble.
- I am in the soup.
- I am in trouble.
He's in big trouble.
Tom is in trouble.
I'm in trouble now.
- He is in trouble.
- He's in trouble.
Are you in trouble?
You're in for trouble.
- I have a big problem.
- I'm in real trouble.
Are we in trouble?
Everyone's in trouble.
We're in trouble now.
Jim is in trouble.
Sami got in trouble.
Our company is in trouble.
I think you're in trouble.
I was like, oh my god, we're in trouble.
Is Tom in trouble?
Tom's company is in trouble.
Tom is in trouble now.
The former director is in a doghouse.
- I am in trouble.
- I'm in trouble.
I'm in trouble, aren't I?
How much trouble am I in?
Tom's in trouble again.
I guess I'm in big trouble.
We're in serious trouble.
- Tom is in trouble now.
- Tom is now in trouble.
Tom is in trouble again.
- I know I'm in trouble.
- I know that I'm in trouble.
Tom could be in trouble.
Sami was in trouble.
Sami is not in trouble.
- I thought Tom was in trouble.
- I thought that Tom was in trouble.
- Tom knows he's in trouble.
- Tom knows that he's in trouble.
Tom is obviously in trouble.
Tom is in trouble, isn't he?
Is Tom in trouble again?
Are you in trouble with the law?
Tom is in more trouble than I thought.
It sounds like Tom is in trouble.
I've been having trouble with that lately.
I told Tom he was in trouble.
Her boyfriend is in trouble with the law.
Dan and Linda are in trouble.
- You aren't in trouble, are you?
- You're not in trouble, are you?
- Tom said that we're in trouble.
- Tom said we're in trouble.
She asked me for help when she was in trouble.
Why should Tom be in trouble?
- Tom knows he's in trouble now.
- Tom knows that he's in trouble now.
- There's a chance Tom is in trouble.
- There's a chance that Tom is in trouble.
Mary said Tom was in trouble.
I know why they're in trouble.
- Tom thought he was in big trouble.
- Tom thought that he was in big trouble.
- Tom thinks he's in big trouble.
- Tom thinks that he's in big trouble.
Tom is in worse trouble than I thought.
Do you think she's in trouble?
You wouldn't be in trouble if you had stayed away from Tom.
Tom hoped that Mary wasn't in trouble.
I knew we were in trouble then.
Tom and Mary may be in trouble.
You're going to be in trouble and it's my fault.
What makes you think Tom is in trouble?
Tom, I'm in trouble. I need you to come get me.
Tom doesn't even know he's in trouble.
People in trouble often have nowhere to turn.
I need to help a friend in trouble.
- Tom realized he was in deep trouble.
- Tom realized that he was in deep trouble.
Tom helped Mary when she was in trouble.
Tom asked me for help when he was in trouble.
Tom always seem to be in trouble.
Fadil knew he was in trouble with Layla.
I wonder why Tom is in trouble.
Tom is in trouble. Can you help him?
- Tom is in deep trouble.
- Tom is in big trouble.
Has Tom ever been in trouble with the law?
There are rumors that their marriage is in trouble.
Tom won't admit it, but he's in big trouble.
I had a feeling that Tom was in trouble.
Everyone needs someone to turn to when they're in trouble.
Is Tom in trouble or something?
My uncle gave me some good advice when I was in trouble.
She was always willing to help people in trouble.
My brother still stands by me whenever I am in trouble.
Tom, I think we need to help Mary. It looks like she's in trouble.
Is Tom in some kind of trouble?
Tom took one look at the teacher's face and he knew he was in trouble.
Tom is in hot water.