Examples of using "Gelirim" in a sentence and their english translations:
I'll come if necessary.
I will come, time permitting.
- If necessary, I will come soon.
- If necessary, I'll come soon.
I'll come if you want me to.
- I'll handle it.
- I'll get to it.
- I'm coming for you!
- I'm coming for you.
I'll come if I have time.
I come to school by bus.
I come in peace.
I come when I can.
I arrive by train soon.
I come to Boston a lot.
My income has gone down by 10 percent.
If necessary, I'll come at nine tomorrow.
I will come, weather permitting.
“I’m dying without you.” “I’ll come to your funeral.”
I come here every Monday.
I come here every day.
I'll go to the park with you if you want me to.
I come here every year.
My income has decreased ten percent.
I come here often.
I'll get home on Monday.
- I come home at two thirty.
- I come home at 2:30.
- I come home at two thirty.
- I come home at 2:30.
If you need me to, I'll come.
I will come in a few days.
I have a decent income.
I often come here on Mondays.
- I seldom come to Boston.
- I rarely come to Boston.
I often come to Boston.
I come here every Fourth of July.
- I think I'll come back later.
- I think that I'll come back later.
I always arrive a little ahead of time.
My income and expenses aren't balanced.
I generally get home at eight.
I come here as often as I can.
I have an income of 50,000 yen a month.
I almost always arrive on time.
I only come here on Mondays.
I will come in about two weeks.
I'll be on time.
I come inside to drink coffee.
I usually get home before Tom does.
I come to Boston three times a year.
- I weigh much more than you.
- I weigh much more than you do.
I'll be over in half an hour.
My annual income approximates fifteen million yen, I suppose.
My annual income exceeds five million yen.
Now my income is twice what it was two years ago.
I come home from work about seven every day.
I come home at 2:30 on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Get the money ready by evening or I'll come back with the police.
- Were I you, I would ignore it.
- If I were you, I'd ignore it.
- If I were you, I would ignore it.
I'll be all right in a minute.
Living near the school, I come home for lunch.
I almost always arrive on time or a few minutes early.
I almost always get home before 5:30.
At that time I had a poor income and couldn't live on it.
I'll come and see you later.
If I had 25% more income, I'd be more satisfied with my life.
I wouldn't miss your wedding for anything.
I come here infrequently. I usually shop across the street.
Once the work is done, usually around half past five, I come home to have dinner.
- I'll pick you up at your home at five.
- I'll come at five to pick you up at your place.