Examples of using "Umudunu" in a sentence and their english translations:
You must not give up hope.
- Don't give up hope.
- Don't be disillusioned.
- Don't lose hope.
You can't give up hope.
- You can't give up hope.
- Don't lose hope.
- Do not lose hope.
- Don't give up hope.
- Don't lose hope.
She was beginning to get desperate.
Tom abandoned hope.
- Never lose hope.
- Never lose hope!
Don't give up hope, Tom.
All his hope had been lost.
Never give up hope.
Tom didn't give up hope.
Sami maintained hope.
Hang in there. Don't give up hope.
She was beginning to get desperate.
No one gave up hope.
Tom never lost hope.
Tom hasn't yet given up hope.
She has lost all hope.
Tom is starting to lose hope.
He never loses hope.
Germany's leaders were losing hope.
He made Tom lose hope.
Tom was starting to lose hope.
You never gave up on us.
He has lost all hope.
They've simply given up hope.
- I think Tom has given up hope.
- I think that Tom has given up hope.
Don't despair, ask Thomas!
Tom refused to abandon hope.
- Tom has lost all hope.
- Tom had lost all hope.
- Tom had lost all hope.
- Tom lost all hope.
Tom had lost all hope.
- Tom didn't immediately give up hope.
- Tom didn't give up hope immediately.
Sami lost hope yesterday.
Don't abandon hope.
You never give up hope, do you?
In Esperanto, green symbolizes hope.
Tom gave up hope a long time ago.
No matter what happens, you should never give up hope.
She abandoned her hope of becoming a doctor.
Just don't give up on Tom.
She had lost all hope after the death of her husband.
The man lost all hope.
He lost hope and killed himself by taking poison.
He lost all hope.
Tom clung to the hope that Mary would call again.
She had to give up her dream.
When Di Ma tried for the 966th time, he had already begun to lose hope.
- Abandon hope, all ye who enter here.
- Abandon all hope, ye who enter here.
- All hope abandon, ye who enter in.
- All hope abandon ye who enter here.
If she continues to live with a man she doesn't love for his money, the day will come when she will despair and be in dire straits.