Examples of using "Gitmemi" in a sentence and their english translations:
The rain prevented me from going.
He could not approve of my going there.
- Do you want me to leave?
- Do you want me to go?
- Do you want me to go away?
Tom doesn't want me to go.
- If you want me to go, I will.
- If you want me to go, I'll go.
If you don't want me to go, I won't.
I'm not going to leave if you don't want me to.
If you want me to go, I'll go.
Are you asking me to leave?
- Would you like me to leave?
- Would you like me to go?
Tom didn't want me to leave.
I can go if you want me to.
Tom wants me to leave.
She advised me to go there.
Do you want me to go home?
Illness prevented me from going to the party.
Illness kept me from going there.
He wants me to go with him.
Do you want me to go with you?
My father asked me to go to the concert.
The snow prevented me from going there.
Do you want me to go now?
Do you want me to leave now?
Tom wants me to go with him.
Do you want me to go without you?
I'll go wherever you want me to go.
You want me to go, don't you?
Do you want me to go up there?
Do you want me to go to Boston?
Do you want me to go with Tom?
I hope you're not asking me to leave.
I guess you want me to leave.
The doctor told me to go to bed.
Tom asked me to go with him.
Tom told me to go home.
Illness prevented me from going to school.
He recommended that I go there.
Do you really want me to go?
Tom told me to leave right away.
Don't tell me to go home.
If you want me to go with you, I will.
Do you want me to go with them?
Do you want me to go with him?
Do you really want me to leave?
Tell me to leave and I'll leave.
- I assume you don't want me to leave.
- I assume that you don't want me to leave.
She suggested that I go to the store with him.
My father disapproved of my going to the concert.
- Do you mean you want me to leave?
- Do you mean that you want me to leave?
Don't you want me to go with you?
Don't you want me to go with Tom?
You don't want me to go, do you?
If you want me to leave, I will.
Tom didn't want me to go to Australia.
Okay, so you want me to go right?
The manager suggested that I go with him to the airport.
He waved me away.
He ordered me to go alone.
Mrs. Smith asked me to go to the city.
Takuya told me to depart immediately.
Tom wants me to leave, but I won't.
- I think Tom wants me to go with him.
- I think that Tom wants me to go with him.
I don't know why Tom doesn't want me to go.
Why do you want me to go see Tom?
I get the feeling you don't really want me to go.
I fear that she won't want me to go on holidays in July.
Where exactly do you want me to go?
Does Tom really want me to leave?
Tom wants me to go to night school.
Tom wants me to go to Boston with him.
Tom wants me to go back to Boston.
I go where Tom tells me to go.
He suggested I go with him to the party.
Tom asked me to go with Mary.
Tom didn't want me to go shopping with Mary.
Are you asking us to go to Boston with you?
Tom advised me to go there.
Tom told me to drive to Boston.
Tom asked me to go to a movie with him.
- Tom suggested that I go to Boston with him.
- Tom suggested I go with him to Boston.
Tom asked me to go to Boston with him.
Do you want me to go to Boston with you?
- The bad weather's preventing me from leaving.
- I can't leave due to the bad weather.
- The heavy rain prevented me from going.
- I couldn't go because of the heavy rain.
Illness prevented me from going abroad.
- The bad weather prevented me from leaving.
- The bad weather kept me from leaving.
There's nothing to prevent me from going.
Tom told me to head north.
They'll never tell me to go.