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| Temast sai hoopis teine inimene. | He became a completely different person. |
| Keegi ei räägi minuga. | Nobody talks to me. |
| Miks sa oled vaikne? | Why are you silent? |
| Kurat, kes teadis... | Damn, who knew... |
| Kuhu ma oma pagasi kätte saan? | Where can I pick up my luggage? |
| Usume, et ta pole süüdi. | We believe he is not guilty. |
| Jää on sõitmiseks liiga õhuke. | The ice is too thin to ride on. |
| Tom reageerib üle. | Tom overreacts. |
| Meile kehtib Jaapani põhiseadus. | We are subject to the Japanese constitution. |
| Olen Gruusias väga õnnelik. | I am very happy in Georgia. |
| Ta lõhkus tahtlikult akna. | She deliberately broke the window. |
| See raamat on liiga kallis. | This book is too expensive. |
| Nägin seal oma õde. | I saw my sister there. |
| Ta mõtleb probleemile. | He thinks about the problem. |
| See kuulujutt on enam kui tõsi. | This rumor is more than true. |
| Miks sa õpid hispaania keelt? | Why are you learning Spanish? |
| Selles toas pole toole. | There are no chairs in this room. |
| Näete seal punast maja. | You will see a red house over there. |
| Saate seda masinat kasutada. | You can use this machine. |
| Kes teab, mis temaga juhtus? | Who knows what happened to him? |
| Kui ärkasin, olin autos. | When I woke up, I was in the car. |
| Eile õhtul kirjutasin kolm kirja. | Last night I wrote three letters. |
| Tule igal ajal. | Come anytime. |
| Ta elas siin kümme aastat tagasi. | He lived here ten years ago. |
| Issand, kuidas sa seda tegid? | God, how did you do it? |
| Sa vaatad kogu aeg telekat. | You watch TV all the time. |
| Jiro tahab koksi juua. | Jiro wants to drink Coke. |
| Kõik inimesed on hingelt head. | All people are good at heart. |
| See saar on Ameerika territoorium. | This island is American territory. |
| Tony on hästi käituv poiss. | Tony is a well behaved boy. |