Examples of using "Havaya" in a sentence and their english translations:
You'll get used to the weather.
It depends on the weather.
I can tolerate cold weather but not hot weather.
into the hot, humid air.
My dream went up in smoke.
The smoke ascended into the air.
Raise your hand to the sky.
The leaves blew off.
Put your hands in the air.
- Put your hands up!
- Hands up!
- Put your hands up in the air!
- Up with your hands.
- Put your hands up in the air.
- Lift up your hands in the air.
I need air.
Put up your dukes.
Our trip is dependent on the weather.
The glider soared high into the air.
I guess it depends on the weather.
I'm getting used to the weather here.
I'm getting used to this weather.
- I am accustomed to cold weather.
- I'm used to cold weather.
- I'm accustomed to cold weather.
The success of our business depends on the weather.
It all depends on the weather.
The flowers are protected against the weather.
They blew up the bridge with gunpowder.
He attributed the accident to the bad weather.
I can't put up with this hot weather.
I can't stand this hot weather.
He did not put up his hand.
Tom tossed the ball into the air.
The tire needs air.
Whether we go or not depends on the weather.
- I need some air.
- I needed a little air.
Nothing blew up!
- Tom raised his hands.
- Tom put his hands up.
He lifted her in the air.
You need some air.
We needed this weather.
I'm used to this cold weather.
I need fresh air.
I haven't yet gotten used to weather here.
I've kind of gotten used to the weather.
They threw their hats up into the air.
Tom blew up the bridge.
Tom lifted Mary in the air.
The policeman shot into the air.
Are you ready for cold weather?
You'll soon get accustomed to this cold weather.
The party set out regardless of the bad weather.
Our plans for tomorrow depend on the weather.
The plane was blown up by hijackers.
Tell me who discovered air.
We need fresh air.
He came in spite of bad weather.
She put up the new curtains today.
You need to hit the clay pigeon.
Tom doesn't get outdoors much.
We put up the flags on national holidays.
I just need a little air.
I just needed some air.
Tom held up his right hand.
I need some fresh air.
You need some fresh air.
I think I need a little air.
Terrorists blew up a bus.
Tom blew himself up accidentally.
I'm not yet accustomed to this cold weather.
The bridge exploded.
Tom isn't used to this weather.
Whether we go hiking or not depends on the weather.
I'm not used to this cold weather.
He plans to go in spite of the bad weather.
The police officer fired a warning shot into the air.
He taps a rhythm to get her in the mood.
In spite of the sunny weather, the air was rather chilly.
They are solid; they don't just melt into the air.
The senior citizens' spirits were high in spite of the bad weather.
Do you think we'll have good weather?
Whether we play tennis tomorrow depends on the weather.
I just can't stand this hot weather anymore.
We blew up a huge rock with dynamite.
Blame it on the weather.
You just need some fresh air.
I think I need some fresh air.
I told Tom I needed some air.
Tom put his hands up in front of him.
The police officer yelled, "Put your hands in the air!"
I told you I needed some air.
I told him I needed some air.
My mood depends totally on the weather.
I just needed some fresh air.
This tire needs some air.