Examples of using "Hasta" in a sentence and their english translations:
He is ill.
She must be sick.
You're not sick.
- His son is sick.
- His son is ill.
I am not ill.
The patient is in danger.
- He is ill.
- He is sick.
It's sick.
My grandmother is sick.
Her son is sick.
I'm feeling sick.
They are sick.
I'm going to be sick.
- Tom's sick.
- Tom is ill.
Everyone's sick.
Your son is sick.
The patient is doing well.
Are you sick?
The man is sick.
She looked ill.
You look sick.
Laurie's sick.
The patient is unconscious.
- I'm not sick.
- I am not sick.
The tree is sick.
Our grandfather is ill.
Who's ill?
They will be sick.
Were you sick?
The patient's in the hospital.
- I felt ill.
- I felt bad.
- I felt sick.
The nurse is ill.
My grandpa is sick.
My wife is ill.
You don't look sick.
My children are sick.
My mother is sick.
The king is ill.
He's not sick.
He is lying ill in bed.
She must be sick.
You were not ill.
- I'm sorry you're sick.
- I'm sorry that you're sick.
- He is ill.
- He is sick.
He seems sick.
I think he is sick.
The dog seems sick.
Often when we're sick
between sick and healthy,
You should take care of your sick mother.
I hear that you've been ill.
The patient is steadily recovering.
I'm kind of sick today.
The girl appeared sick.
The patient is recovering from his illness.
The patient is in critical condition.
He seemed to be ill.
He must have been ill.
- He can't be ill.
- He cannot be ill.
- I think Tom is sick.
- I think that Tom is sick.
My mother is seriously ill.
Jane is sick in bed.
The patient is now safe.
I'm sick of being sick.
My mother is sick in bed.
Ann seems to be ill.
The girl looked ill.
- He's not sick.
- She's not sick.
- I've heard you've been sick.
- I heard you were sick.
Tom is very sick.
Tom looks sick.
I think I'm going to be sick.
Tom's son is sick.
Tom's daughter is sick.
His daughter is sick.
This party is sick.
I don't want to get sick.
She looks ill.
She wasn't sick.
- I'm not sick.
- I am not ill.