Examples of using "Haberim" in a sentence and their english translations:
I have news.
- I've got bad news.
- I've got some bad news.
- I have bad news.
- I have some bad news.
- I have good news.
- I've got good news.
I have dreadful news.
- I've got great news.
- I have great news.
I've heard of you.
- I've got news for you.
- I have news for you.
I've got something to tell you.
I have bad news for Tom.
- I didn't know you didn't know how to swim.
- I didn't know that you didn't know how to swim.
I have some important news.
- I have some bad news.
- I have a bit of bad news.
If you will have time, let me know.
It was not until yesterday that I got the news.
- I've got bad news.
- I've got some bad news.
I have news about them.
I have news about him.
I don't have anything new.
I have some great news.
This is my new news.
I have had no news from him yet.
- I didn't know you'd lost your umbrella.
- I didn't know that you'd lost your umbrella.
It was not until yesterday that I heard about the accident.
I have wonderful news for all of you.
I am quite ignorant of his plan.
I have some wonderful news for you.
- I have bad news for you.
- I've got bad news for you.
- I have something important to tell you.
- I've got something important to tell you.
I didn't know that she was ill.
I have great news for you.
I have some very good news.
- I have some news for you!
- I have some news for you.
I have marvelous news.
- I have good news for you.
- I've got good news for you.
I was ignorant of your plan.
- I didn't know you even knew Tom.
- I didn't know that you even knew Tom.
I have some information for Tom.
I have some very bad news.
I have some very sad news.
- I'm afraid I have bad news.
- I'm afraid that I have bad news.
I have some good news.
I didn't even know Tom had left.
- I didn't know you couldn't drive.
- I didn't know that you couldn't drive.
Listen, I have good news.
I didn't know about the meeting.
I have bad news for him.
I've got some rather serious news.
- I've got really good news.
- I've got some very good news.
I have some more bad news.
Oh man, I got some bad news, guys.
But I have bad news for you
- I didn't even know Tom knew Mary.
- I didn't even know that Tom knew Mary.
I have bad news for you, Tom.
I've got good news and bad news.
I have some news.
I have some pretty exciting news.
- I'm afraid I have some very bad news.
- I'm afraid that I have some very bad news.
- I'm afraid I've got bad news.
- I'm afraid that I've got bad news.
I wasn't informed of this.
I have some bad news for you.
I've got some bad news for you.
- I knew I was being followed.
- I knew that I was being followed.
Sorry, I didn't know.
When I was there, I learned about the Onagawa Nuclear Power Station,
then i have bad news for you
- Let me know if you are in need of anything.
- Let me know if you'll need anything.
I learned about the new book by the advertisement in the magazine.
- If I'd known about his illness, I would've visited him in the hospital.
- If I'd known about his illness, I would have visited him in the hospital.
I just got the word.
I wish I had better news for you.
I wish I had some good news for you.
- I'm afraid I have some bad news for you.
- I'm afraid that I have some bad news for you.
Poyraz Ölmez sir, I have bad news for you
I have had no news from him yet.
- I've got bad news.
- I have some bad news.
I know all about what happened.
I have good news and bad news for you.
My news isn't too important to people who don't want to know.
- I had no idea that Tom was planning to tell Mary to do that.
- I had no idea that Tom was planning on telling Mary to do that.
I didn't know what Tom had said.