Examples of using "Sefil" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Tom is miserable.
- Tom's miserable.
- This is miserable.
- This is insulting.
I'm not miserable.
You look miserable.
- Were you unhappy?
- Were you miserable?
Are you miserable?
Tom looks miserable.
You poor thing.
Tom seemed to be miserable.
I was miserable and unhappy.
I confess I'm miserable.
He lives a miserable life.
Tom looks pretty miserable.
- I think Tom is miserable.
- I think that Tom is miserable.
- Tom said I looked miserable.
- Tom said that I looked miserable.
- I don't think Tom is miserable.
- I don't think that Tom is miserable.
You looked like you were miserable.
- It looks like Tom is miserable.
- Tom looks like he's miserable.
Are you still miserable?
Tom is probably still miserable.
You'll find yourself in a miserable situation.
Tom is having a miserable time.
He's living a miserable life.
- Tom thought Mary was miserable.
- Tom thought that Mary was miserable.
Tom is likely to still be miserable.
You don't seem to be as miserable as Tom seems to be.
these rural villages are left with only elderly,
I like to help the most wretched people.
Tom failed miserably.
Because of her, he lived a miserable life.
His heart ached when he saw his son's miserable state.
- Tom said Mary was likely to be miserable.
- Tom said that Mary was likely to be miserable.
- It was down to her that he lived so miserably.
- It was because of her that he lived so miserably.
Because of her, he lived a miserable life.
- Tom told me that he thought Mary was miserable.
- Tom told me he thought Mary was miserable.
- Tom told me he thought that Mary was miserable.
- Tom told me that he thought that Mary was miserable.
Tom and Mary are pretty miserable, aren't they?
He had to lead a miserable life for many years.
Only miserable and inglorious death awaits you here.
When I think about it now, our family lived a very miserable life.
One who longs for death is miserable, but more miserable is he who fears it.
One of the employees' habits is to gather in some bar or restaurant at the end of the workday to get drunk and forget their miserable life until the next day.
The poor Irishman was now left all alone, and did not know where the others had gone to, so he just stayed where he was, very sad and miserable.