Examples of using "Vatan" in a sentence and their english translations:
I feel homesick.
That's treason.
Tom is the traitor.
They were traitors.
When it comes to homeland
The soldiers turned traitor.
Tom was homesick.
All of us were homesick.
- To translate is to betray.
- Translator, traitor.
Tom isn't the traitor.
She is homesick.
This is treason, my friends!
- Tom may be the traitor.
- Tom might be the traitor.
I'm a little homesick.
She was homesick.
- He may be the traitor.
- She may be the traitor.
The traitor was deprived of his citizenship.
Thirst is more serious than homesickness.
She cried out of homesickness.
I often feel homesick.
Ivan Mazepa wasn't a traitor.
Traitors will be deported.
- Tom may be a traitor.
- Tom might be a traitor.
Tom was a little homesick.
- I know that Tom is homesick.
- I know Tom is homesick.
- Tom said that he felt homesick.
- Tom said he felt homesick.
Tom knew that I was homesick.
- Tom knows that I'm homesick.
- Tom knows I'm homesick.
These are traitors.
- Tom said that Mary felt homesick.
- Tom said that Mary was homesick.
At first, Meg was homesick.
It is sweet and honorable to die for the fatherland.
That sounds like treason to me.
I feel homesick when I remember my family.
Mr. President, what you are doing is treason!
- Tom thought Mary was homesick.
- Tom thought that Mary was homesick.
Tom is homesick, isn't he?
Young men and women fought to defend their country.
It is an act of treason to sell military secrets to your country's enemies.
This song makes me homesick.
Are you saying that Tom is a traitor?
I didn't think Tom would get so homesick.
Tom practically accused me of being a traitor.
Your homeland became foreign to you long ago.
and in there he secretly establishes the Motherland and Liberty Society.
According to the Italians, translators are traitors.
In some countries, the punishment for treason can be life in prison.