DigitalLearningGmbH/tatoeba_mt_parquet huggingface dataset:
eng: How do we know you're not just making this up?
eng: How do we know that you're not just making this up?
eng: How do we know you're really a doctor?
eng: How do we know that you're really a doctor?
eng: How do you account for that?
eng: How do you explain that?
eng: How do you actually know that's the case?
eng: How do you actually know that that's the case?
eng: How do you cope with so many people disliking you?
eng: How do you cope with so many people not liking you?
eng: How do you do that?
eng: How do you do it?
eng: How do you expect me to know that? I'm not a psychic.
eng: How do you expect me to know that? I'm not a mind reader.
eng: How do you feel today?
eng: How are you today?
eng: How do you get kids interested in personal safety?
eng: How do you get children interested in personal safety?
eng: How do you know I didn't do that?
eng: How do you know that I didn't do that?
eng: How do you know I didn't volunteer?
eng: How do you know that I didn't volunteer?
eng: How do you know I don't have it?
eng: How do you know that I don't have it?
eng: How do you know I don't know?
eng: How do you know that I don't know?
eng: How do you know I even want that job?
eng: How do you know that I even want that job?
eng: How do you know if you're in love with someone?
eng: How do you know if you're in love with somebody?
eng: How do you know I haven't found someone special?
eng: How do you know that I haven't found someone special?
eng: How do you know I know what I'm talking about?
eng: How do you know that I know what I'm talking about?
eng: How do you know I'm going out with Tom?
eng: How do you know that I'm going out with Tom?
eng: How do you know I'm not Canadian?
eng: How do you know that I'm not Canadian?
eng: How do you know I'm not from here?
eng: How do you know that I'm not from here?
eng: How do you know I'm not the one who did that?
eng: How do you know that I'm not the one who did that?
eng: How do you know that belongs to Tom?
eng: How do you know that that belongs to Tom?
eng: How do you know that I'm not going to do that again?
eng: How do you know I'm not going to do that again?
eng: How do you know that isn't true?
eng: How do you know that's not true?
eng: How do you know that light travels faster than sound?
eng: How do you know light travels faster than sound?
eng: How do you know that'll happen?
eng: How do you know that that'll happen?
eng: How do you know that's true?
eng: How do you know that that's true?
eng: How do you know that's where Tom is now?
eng: How do you know that that's where Tom is now?
eng: How do you know that that isn't true?
eng: How do you know that isn't true?
eng: How do you know that that isn't true?
eng: How do you know that that's not true?
eng: How do you know that Tom did it?
eng: How do you know Tom did it?
eng: How do you know that Tom doesn't like Mary?
eng: How do you know Tom doesn't like Mary?
eng: How do you know that Tom has never been to Boston?
eng: How do you know Tom has never been to Boston?
eng: How do you know that Tom isn't a native speaker?
eng: How do you know Tom isn't a native speaker?
eng: How do you know that Tom isn't going to do that again?
eng: How do you know Tom isn't going to do that again?
eng: How do you know that Tom isn't in Boston?
eng: How do you know Tom isn't in Boston?
eng: How do you know that Tom was the one who did it?
eng: How do you know Tom was the one who did it?
eng: How do you know that Tom won't go to Australia next week?
eng: How do you know Tom won't go to Australia next week?
eng: How do you know that was the cause?
eng: How do you know that that was the cause?
eng: How do you know that will happen?
eng: How do you know that'll happen?
eng: How do you know that you aren't mistaking me for somebody else?
eng: How do you know you aren't mistaking me for somebody else?
eng: How do you know that you aren't mistaking me for someone else?
eng: How do you know that you're not mistaking me for someone else?
eng: How do you know that you aren't mistaking me for someone else?
eng: How do you know you aren't mistaking me for someone else?
eng: How do you know that you can't do it unless you try?
eng: How do you know you can't do it unless you try?
eng: How do you know that you don't need a bodyguard?
eng: How do you know you don't need a bodyguard?
eng: How do you know that you're not mistaking me for somebody else?
eng: How do you know that you're not mistaking me for someone else?
eng: How do you know that you're not mistaking me for somebody else?
eng: How do you know you're not mistaking me for someone else?
eng: How do you know that you're not mistaking me for someone else?
eng: How do you know you're not mistaking me for someone else?
eng: How do you know that your house is haunted?
eng: How do you know your house is haunted?
eng: How do you know that you wouldn't have done that same thing Tom did if you were in his shoes?
eng: How do you know you wouldn't have done that same thing Tom did if you were in his shoes?
eng: How do you know they aren't Canadians?
eng: How do you know that they aren't Canadians?
eng: How do you know they came here?
eng: How do you know that they came here?
eng: How do you know they committed any crime?
eng: How do you know that they committed any crime?
eng: How do you know they're Canadians?
eng: How do you know that they're Canadians?
eng: How do you know they're looking for us?
eng: How do you know that they're looking for us?
eng: How do you know this wasn't done by a disgruntled employee?
eng: How do you know that this wasn't done by a disgruntled employee?
eng: How do you know Tom didn't do that?
eng: How do you know that Tom didn't do that?
eng: How do you know Tom didn't win?
eng: How do you know that Tom didn't win?
eng: How do you know Tom did that?
eng: How do you know that Tom did that?
eng: How do you know Tom has never been to Australia?
eng: How do you know that Tom has never been to Australia?
eng: How do you know Tom isn't going to kiss Mary?
eng: How do you know that Tom isn't going to kiss Mary?
eng: How do you know Tom isn't in Australia?
eng: How do you know that Tom isn't in Australia?
eng: How do you know Tom kissed Mary?
eng: How do you know that Tom kissed Mary?
eng: How do you know Tom knows what he's talking about?
eng: How do you know that Tom knows what he's talking about?
eng: How do you know Tom was the one who did that?
eng: How do you know that Tom was the one who did that?
eng: How do you know Tom won't be in Australia next week?
eng: How do you know that Tom won't be in Australia next week?
eng: How do you know you can do that?
eng: How do you know that you can do that?
eng: How do you know you can trust Tom?
eng: How do you know that you can trust Tom?
eng: How do you know you're not mistaking me for somebody else?
eng: How do you know that you're not mistaking me for somebody else?
eng: How do you know you're not mistaking me for somebody else?
eng: How do you know that you're not mistaking me for someone else?
eng: How do you know you're not mistaking me for somebody else?
eng: How do you know you're not mistaking me for someone else?
eng: How do you like the wine?
eng: How do you find the wine?
eng: How do you plan to do that?
eng: How do you plan on doing that?
eng: How do you plan to keep Tom from doing that?
eng: How do you plan on keeping Tom from doing that?
eng: How do you plan to prevent Tom from doing that?
eng: How do you plan on preventing Tom from doing that?
eng: How do you plan to stop Tom from doing that?
eng: How do you plan on stopping Tom from doing that?
eng: How do you pronounce your last name?
eng: How is your surname pronounced?
eng: How do you say "ninety-seven" in various languages?
eng: How do you say 97 in various languages?
eng: How do you stay motivated?
eng: What keeps you motivated?
eng: How do you teach kids to appreciate what they have?
eng: How do you teach children to appreciate what they have?
eng: How do you think that Tom knew that we were going to be here?
eng: How do you think that Tom knew we were going to be here?
eng: How do you think that Tom knew that we were going to be here?
eng: How do you think Tom knew that we were going to be here?
eng: How do you think that Tom that we were going to be here?
eng: How do you think Tom knew we were going to be here?
eng: How do you think the campaign is going?
eng: How do you think that the campaign is going?
eng: How do you think the court will decide?
eng: How do you think that the court will decide?
eng: How do you think this revolution got under way?
eng: How do you think that this revolution got under way?
eng: How do you think Tom knew that we were going to be here?
eng: How do you think Tom knew we were going to be here?
eng: How do you think we maintain order around here?
eng: How do you think that we maintain order around here?
eng: How do you think you'll be affected by the budget?
eng: How do you think that you'll be affected by the budget?
eng: How do you think you'll get home?
eng: How do you think that you'll get home?
eng: Howdy folks.
eng: Howdy folks!
eng: How'd you like to go to Australia with us next summer?
eng: How would you like to go to Australia with us next summer?
eng: However, I have no money.
eng: But I don't have money.
eng: However tired I may be, I must work.
eng: No matter how tired I might be, I have to work.
eng: How far is it from here to the station?
eng: How far is it from here to that station?
eng: How fast does this train run?
eng: How fast is that train going?
eng: How hard could it be to do that?
eng: How difficult could it be to do that?
eng: How hard is it to learn to read music?
eng: How difficult is it to learn to read music?
eng: How hard was the exam?
eng: How difficult was the exam?
eng: How hard was the test?
eng: How difficult was the test?
eng: How has Australia changed since you were a kid?
eng: How has Australia changed since you were a child?
eng: How have you been, Tom?
eng: How've you been, Tom?
eng: How high is that mountain?
eng: How tall is that mountain?
eng: How high is that tower?
eng: How tall is that tower?
eng: How I long for a sight of my native land.
eng: How I long for a sight of my native land!
eng: How I miss you.
eng: How I miss you!
eng: How in the world did you know that that was going to happen?
eng: How in the world did you know that was going to happen?
eng: How in the world did you know that Tom was going to do that?
eng: How in the world did you know Tom was going to do that?
eng: How is everyone doing today?
eng: How's everyone doing today?
eng: How is it possible to reconcile work and private life?
eng: How can we achieve a balance between work and personal life?
eng: How is it that you're always so full of energy?
eng: How come you're always so energetic?
eng: How is that possible?
eng: How's that possible?
eng: How is that your fault?
eng: How's that your fault?
eng: How is the exam?
eng: How's the exam?
eng: How is the family?
eng: How's the family?
eng: How is the wife?
eng: How's the wife?
eng: How is this possible?
eng: How's this possible?
eng: How is Tom's health?
eng: How's Tom's health?
eng: How is your cold?
eng: How's your cold?
eng: How is your daughter?
eng: How's your daughter?
eng: How is your family?
eng: How's your family?
eng: How is your mother?
eng: How's your mother?
eng: How is your summer going?
eng: How's your summer going?
eng: How I've missed you!
eng: How I have missed you!
eng: How long are you going to stay in Boston?
eng: How long will you remain in Boston?
eng: How long did Mary say she planned on staying with us?
eng: How long did Mary say she planned to stay with us?
eng: How long did Tom say he'd be in Australia?
eng: How long did Tom say that he'd be in Australia?
eng: How long did Tom say he was in Australia?
eng: How long did Tom say that he was in Australia?
eng: How long does it take to get to the station?
eng: How long does it take to get to the train station?
eng: How long does that take to get to the train station on foot?
eng: How long does that take to walk to the train station?
eng: How long do I have to wait for my order to get here?
eng: How long do I have to wait for my order to arrive?
eng: How long do you plan to do that?
eng: How long do you plan on doing that?
eng: How long do you plan to help?
eng: How long do you plan on helping?
eng: How long do you plan to stay here?
eng: How long are you planning to stay here?
eng: How long do you plan to stay?
eng: How long do you plan on staying?
eng: How long do you plan to stay in Boston?
eng: How long do you plan on staying in Boston?
eng: How long do you think I should stay in Australia?
eng: How long do you think that I should stay in Australia?
eng: How long do you think it'll take?
eng: How long do you think it will take?
eng: How long do you think it'll take Tom to do that?
eng: How long do you think that it'll take Tom to do that?
eng: How long do you think Tom will stay in Australia?
eng: How long do you think that Tom will stay in Australia?
eng: How long has Tom been gone?
eng: How long's Tom been gone?
eng: How long has Tom been here?
eng: How long's Tom been here?
eng: How long have you been in Brasília?
eng: How long have you been in Brasilia?
eng: How long have you been traveling?
eng: How long have you been traveling for?
eng: How long is this going to take?
eng: How long's this going to take?
eng: How long's that going to take?
eng: How long is that going to take?
eng: How long's Tom been in Australia?
eng: How long has Tom been in Australia?
eng: How long's Tom been in Boston?
eng: How long has Tom been in Boston?
eng: How long's Tom been like this?
eng: How long has Tom been like this?
eng: How long's Tom been there?
eng: How long has Tom been there?
eng: How long will you remain in Boston?
eng: How much longer will you stay in Boston?
eng: How many are expected to take part in this year's book fair?
eng: How many participants are expected for this year's book fair?
eng: How many bananas do you eat per week?
eng: How many bananas do you eat a week?
eng: How many bikes do you have?
eng: How many bicycles do you have?
eng: How many black and white movies have you seen?
eng: How many black and white movies have you watched?
eng: How many books do you have?
eng: How many books have you got?
eng: How many books do you think you have read so far?
eng: How many books do you think you've read so far?
eng: How many brothers do you have? How many sisters do you have?
eng: How many brothers have you got? How many sisters have you got?
eng: How many bus stops are there to the center?
eng: How much bus stops are to center?
eng: How many children do Tom and Mary have?
eng: How many kids do Tom and Mary have?
eng: How many children do you have?
eng: How many kids do you have?
eng: How many Christmas cards did you receive last year?
eng: How many Christmas cards did you get last year?
eng: How many did you take?
eng: How many did you get?
eng: How many eggs do the hens lay a day?
eng: How many eggs do the hens lay each day?
eng: How many home runs has Tom hit?
eng: How many homers has Tom hit?
eng: How many kilos did Tom lose?
eng: How many kilograms did Tom lose?
eng: How many kilos did Tom lose last summer?
eng: How many kilograms did Tom lose last summer?
eng: How many kilos did you actually lose?
eng: How many kilograms did you actually lose?
eng: How many kilos did you lose?
eng: How many kilograms did you lose?
eng: How many kilos did you lose last month?
eng: How many kilograms did you lose last month?
eng: How many kilos do you think I need to lose?
eng: How many kilograms do you think I need to lose?
eng: How many kilos do you want to lose?
eng: How many kilograms do you want to lose?
eng: How many kilos has Tom lost?
eng: How many kilograms has Tom lost?
eng: How many kilos has Tom lost so far?
eng: How many kilograms has Tom lost so far?
eng: How many litres does it take to fill a hot tub?
eng: How many liters does it take to fill a hot tub?
eng: How many moles of the compound are in this mixture?
eng: How many moles of the compound does this mixture contain?
eng: How many moles of the compound does this solution contain?
eng: How many moles of the compound are in this solution?
eng: How many of the words on this list do you not know?
eng: How many of the words on this list don't you know?
eng: How many people do you know that don't have health insurance?
eng: How many people do you know who don't have health insurance?
eng: How many people would have done that?
eng: How many people would've done that?
eng: How many pictures do are you planning to take?
eng: How many pictures do are you planning on taking?
eng: How many pictures does Tom plan to take?
eng: How many pictures does Tom plan on taking?
eng: How many pictures do you plan to take?
eng: How many pictures do you plan on taking?
eng: How many points have you scored?
eng: How many points did you score?
eng: How many symphonies did Beethoven write?
eng: How many symphonies did Beethoven compose?
eng: How many times do are you planning to do that?
eng: How many times do are you planning on doing that?
eng: How many times does Tom plan to do that?
eng: How many times does Tom plan on doing that?
eng: How many times do I have to say I'm not married.
eng: How many times do I have to say that I'm not married.
eng: How many times do Tom and Mary plan on doing that?
eng: How many times do Tom and Mary plan to do that?
eng: How many times do you eat in a day?
eng: How many times a day do you eat?
eng: How many times do you plan to do that?
eng: How many times do you plan on doing that?
eng: How many times have I asked you not to do that?
eng: How many times have I asked you to not do that?
eng: How many times have you eaten more than you know you should?
eng: How many times have you eaten more than you know that you should?
eng: How many years have you been a taxi driver?
eng: How many years have you been a cab driver?
eng: How much does he earn in a month?
eng: How much does he earn per month?
eng: How much does this umbrella cost?
eng: How much is this umbrella?
eng: How much does Tom earn a month?
eng: How much does Tom earn per month?
eng: How much does Tom spend a month?
eng: How much does Tom spend per month?
eng: How much do I owe you? - Four euros, please.
eng: How much do I owe you? - Four euro, please.
eng: How much do these black pants and red shirts cost?
eng: How much are these black trousers and these red shirts?
eng: How much do they cost?
eng: How much are they?
eng: How much have you got on you? "Sorry, I haven't got my purse with me."
eng: How much do you have on you? "Sorry, I don't have my purse with me."
eng: How much is 300 euros in U.S. dollars?
eng: How much is 300 euros in United States dollars?
eng: How much is it?
eng: How much does it cost?
eng: How much is it?
eng: How much will it be?
eng: How much is that virtual reality headset?
eng: How much is that VR headset?
eng: How much is the house?
eng: How much does the house cost?
eng: How much longer are you planning to stay in Boston?
eng: How much longer are you planning on staying in Boston?
eng: How much longer do you plan to be here?
eng: How much longer do you plan on being here?
eng: How much longer to you think I need to stay in Australia?
eng: How much longer to you think that I need to stay in Australia?
eng: How much longer will it be until we get there?
eng: How much longer will it be till we get there?
eng: How much money do we have?
eng: How much honey do we have?
eng: How much money do you have?
eng: How are you fixed with money?
eng: How much money do you have with you right now?
eng: How much money do you have on you right now?
eng: How much money do you think you'll spend in Australia?
eng: How much money do you think that you'll spend in Australia?
eng: How much money do you think you'll spend in Boston?
eng: How much money do you think that you'll spend in Boston?
eng: How much more must we suffer?
eng: How much more do we have to suffer?
eng: How much time do we have left?
eng: How much time have we got left?
eng: How much time do you think it'll take to do that?
eng: How much time do you think that it'll take to do that?
eng: How often did you go to the dentist when you were a kid?
eng: How often did you go to the dentist when you were a child?
eng: How often do you wash your bed sheets?
eng: How often do you wash your sheets?
eng: How old are you? "I'm 16 years old."
eng: How old are you? "Sixteen years old".
eng: How old are you? "I'm sixteen."
eng: How old are you? "I'm 16 years old."
eng: How old are you? I'm twenty-six years old.
eng: How old are you? I'm twenty-six.
eng: How old is the universe?
eng: What's the age of the universe?
eng: How old is your son?
eng: How old's your son?
eng: How old were your kids when you moved to Australia?
eng: How old were your children when you moved to Australia?
eng: How old were you the first time you drank beer?
eng: How old were you the first time that you drank beer?
eng: How on earth did you know that that was going to happen?
eng: How on earth did you know that was going to happen?
eng: How on earth did you know that Tom was going to be here?
eng: How on earth did you know Tom was going to be here?
eng: How on earth did you know that Tom would do that?
eng: How on earth did you know Tom would do that?
eng: How optimistic are you that that will happen?
eng: How optimistic are you that will happen?
eng: How're we doing?
eng: How are we doing?
eng: How're you holding up?
eng: How are you holding up?
eng: How're you this morning?
eng: How are you this morning?
eng: How ridiculous I was as a Marionette! And how happy I am, now that I have become a real boy!
eng: How ridiculous I was as a marionette! And how happy I am, now that I have become a real boy!
eng: How's everybody doing?
eng: How is everybody doing?
eng: How's everybody?
eng: How is everybody?
eng: How's it going with your family?
eng: How is it going with your family?
eng: How's Lanzarote?
eng: How is Lanzarote?
eng: How's life?
eng: How is life?
eng: How's school?
eng: How is school?
eng: How's that even possible?
eng: How is that even possible?
eng: How's the weather?
eng: How is the weather?
eng: How's the weather there?
eng: How is the weather there?
eng: How's Tom doing?
eng: How is Tom doing?
eng: How's Tom?
eng: How is Tom?
eng: How stupid do you have to be to send naked pictures of yourself to anyone?
eng: How stupid do you have to be to send naked pictures of yourself to anybody?
eng: How sure are you it's not Tom?
eng: How sure are you it isn't Tom?
eng: How's your business going?
eng: How is your business going?
eng: How's your project coming along?
eng: How is your project coming along?
eng: How's your sister?
eng: How is your sister?
eng: How's your wife doing?
eng: How is your wife doing?
eng: How's your wife?
eng: How is your wife?
eng: How's your wife?
eng: How's the wife?
eng: How that could've happened is a mystery to me.
eng: How that could have happened is a mystery to me.
eng: How to track the least visited pages and what to do with them?
eng: How can I keep tabs on the least visited pages, and what do I do with them?
eng: How was anyone to know it was a joke?
eng: How was anybody to know it was a joke?
eng: How was I supposed to know that that was going to happen?
eng: How was I supposed to know that was going to happen?
eng: How was LA?
eng: How was Los Angeles?
eng: How was the test? "It wasn't as hard as I thought it would be."
eng: How was the test? "It wasn't as difficult as I thought it would be."
eng: How was the weather yesterday?
eng: What was the weather like yesterday?
eng: How were we supposed to know that something had happened to you?
eng: How were we supposed to know something had happened to you?
eng: How were you able to convince Tom to make you one of those?
eng: How were you able to convince Tom to make one of those for you?
eng: How wide must the gap be between the wall tiles?
eng: How wide has the gap got to be between the wall tiles?
eng: Hunting is not allowed in national parks.
eng: Hunting isn't allowed in national parks.
eng: Hurry it up!
eng: Hurry it up.
eng: Hurry!
eng: Make haste.
eng: Hurry, or the plane will leave you behind.
eng: Hurry up or you'll miss your plane.
eng: Hurry! There's no time to lose.
eng: Hurry! There's no time to lose!
eng: Hurry up.
eng: Hurry up!
eng: Hurry up.
eng: Make haste.
eng: Hurry up, or you'll be late.
eng: Hurry up or you'll be late.
eng: Hurry up, or you will be late.
eng: Hurry up, or you'll be late.
eng: Hurry up, please!
eng: Hurry up, please.
eng: Hurry up! We are all waiting for you.
eng: Hurry up! We're all waiting for you.
eng: I actually didn't plan to do that.
eng: I actually didn't plan on doing that.
eng: I actually haven't done that yet.
eng: I haven't actually done that yet.
eng: I actually think I might be able to do that.
eng: I actually think that I might be able to do that.
eng: I actually think it is a very good idea.
eng: I actually think it's a very good idea.
eng: I admire a person who expresses a frank opinion.
eng: I admire people who express their opinions frankly.
eng: I admit I didn't do that.
eng: I admit that I didn't do that.
eng: I admit I didn't do what I promised I'd do.
eng: I admit that I didn't do what I promised I'd do.
eng: I admit I didn't do what I promised to do.
eng: I admit that I didn't do what I promised to do.
eng: I admit I didn't do what I said I'd do.
eng: I admit that I didn't do what I said I'd do.
eng: I admit I didn't do what I was supposed to do.
eng: I admit that I didn't do what I was supposed to do.
eng: I admit I didn't do what Tom asked me to do.
eng: I admit that I didn't do what Tom asked me to do.
eng: I admit I didn't do what Tom told me I had to do.
eng: I admit that I didn't do what Tom told me I had to do.
eng: I admit I didn't do what Tom told me I needed to do.
eng: I admit that I didn't do what Tom told me I needed to do.
eng: I admit I didn't do what Tom told me I was supposed to do.
eng: I admit that I didn't do what Tom told me I was supposed to do.
eng: I admit I didn't do what Tom told me to do.
eng: I admit that I didn't do what Tom told me to do.
eng: I admit I didn't do what Tom wanted me to do.
eng: I admit that I didn't do what Tom wanted me to do.
eng: I admit I did that.
eng: I admit that I did that.
eng: I admit I did what I promised not to do.
eng: I admit that I did what I promised not to do.
eng: I admit I did what I said I wouldn't do.
eng: I admit that I did what I said I wouldn't do.
eng: I admit I did what I wasn't supposed to do.
eng: I admit that I did what I wasn't supposed to do.
eng: I admit I did what Tom asked me not to do.
eng: I admit that I did what Tom asked me not to do.
eng: I admit I did what Tom said I shouldn't do.
eng: I admit that I did what Tom said I shouldn't do.
eng: I admit I did what Tom told me not to do.
eng: I admit that I did what Tom told me not to do.
eng: I admit I don't like Tom very much.
eng: I admit that I don't like Tom very much.
eng: I admit I do that.
eng: I admit that I do that.
eng: I admit I left early.
eng: I admit that I left early.
eng: I admit, I'm not the tidiest person in the world.
eng: I admit I'm not the tidiest person in the world.
eng: I admit I'm not the tidiest person in the world.
eng: I admit that I'm not the tidiest person in the world.
eng: I admit, I'm not the tidiest person in the world.
eng: I admit that I'm not the tidiest person in the world.
eng: I admit I'm wrong.
eng: I admit that I'm wrong.
eng: I admit I often do that.
eng: I admit that I often do that.
eng: I admit I sometimes cry.
eng: I admit that I sometimes cry.
eng: I admit I've been doing that for a long time.
eng: I admit that I've been doing that for a long time.
eng: I admit I've done it.
eng: I admit that I've done it.
eng: I admit I've never actually been to Australia.
eng: I admit that I've never actually been to Australia.
eng: I admit I've never been to Australia.
eng: I admit that I've never been to Australia.
eng: I admit I've never done that.
eng: I admit that I've never done that.
eng: I admit I wasn't happy.
eng: I admit that I wasn't happy.
eng: I admit I wasn't sure.
eng: I admit that I wasn't sure.
eng: I admit I was overwhelmed.
eng: I admit that I was overwhelmed.
eng: I admit I was skeptical at first.
eng: I admit that I was skeptical at first.
eng: I admit I was surprised.
eng: I admit that I was surprised.
eng: I admit not having the truth.
eng: I admit to not having the truth.
eng: I admitted I couldn't speak French.
eng: I admitted that I couldn't speak French.
eng: I admitted I'd been doing that for a long time.
eng: I admitted that I'd been doing that for a long time.
eng: I admitted I did it.
eng: I admitted that I did it.
eng: I admitted I didn't do that.
eng: I admitted that I didn't do that.
eng: I admitted I didn't do what I promised I'd do.
eng: I admitted that I didn't do what I promised I'd do.
eng: I admitted I didn't do what I promised to do.
eng: I admitted that I didn't do what I promised to do.
eng: I admitted I didn't do what I said I'd do.
eng: I admitted that I didn't do what I said I'd do.
eng: I admitted I didn't do what I was supposed to do.
eng: I admitted that I didn't do what I was supposed to do.
eng: I admitted I didn't do what Tom asked me to do.
eng: I admitted that I didn't do what Tom asked me to do.
eng: I admitted I didn't do what Tom had asked me to do.
eng: I admitted that I didn't do what Tom had asked me to do.
eng: I admitted I didn't do what Tom said I had to do.
eng: I admitted that I didn't do what Tom said I had to do.
eng: I admitted I didn't do what Tom told me I had to do.
eng: I admitted that I didn't do what Tom told me I had to do.
eng: I admitted I didn't do what Tom told me I was supposed to do.
eng: I admitted that I didn't do what Tom told me I was supposed to do.
eng: I admitted I didn't do what Tom told me to do.
eng: I admitted that I didn't do what Tom told me to do.
eng: I admitted I didn't do what Tom wanted me to do.
eng: I admitted that I didn't do what Tom wanted me to do.
eng: I admitted I didn't like Tom very much.
eng: I admitted that I didn't like Tom very much.
eng: I admitted I didn't want to do that.
eng: I admitted that I didn't want to do that.
eng: I admitted I did that.
eng: I admitted that I did that.
eng: I admitted I did what I'd promised not to do.
eng: I admitted that I did what I'd promised not to do.
eng: I admitted I did what I promised not to do.
eng: I admitted that I did what I promised not to do.
eng: I admitted I did what I said I wouldn't do.
eng: I admitted that I did what I said I wouldn't do.
eng: I admitted I did what I wasn't supposed to do.
eng: I admitted that I did what I wasn't supposed to do.
eng: I admitted I did what Tom told me not to do.
eng: I admitted that I did what Tom told me not to do.
eng: I admitted I'd lied.
eng: I admitted that I'd lied.
eng: I admitted I wasn't actually the one who did that.
eng: I admitted that I wasn't actually the one who did that.
eng: I admitted I wasn't the one who actually did that.
eng: I admitted that I wasn't the one who actually did that.
eng: I admitted that I didn't know how to do that.
eng: I admitted I didn't know how to do that.
eng: I admitted that I didn't know what to do.
eng: I admitted I didn't know what to do.
eng: I admitted that I didn't really know how to do that.
eng: I admitted I didn't really know how to do that.
eng: I admitted that I didn't really want to do that.
eng: I admitted I didn't really want to do that.
eng: I admitted that I was arguing with Tom the day he was murdered.
eng: I admitted I was arguing with Tom the day he was murdered.
eng: I admitted that I wasn't really interested in doing that.
eng: I admitted I wasn't really interested in doing that.
eng: I admitted that I was tempted to do that.
eng: I admitted I was tempted to do that.
eng: I admitted that I was the one who'd done that.
eng: I admitted I was the one who'd done that.
eng: I admitted that I was the one who did that.
eng: I admitted I was the one who did that.
eng: I admitted that I was the one who had done that.
eng: I admitted I was the one who had done that.
eng: I admitted that I was wrong.
eng: I admitted I was wrong.
eng: I admitted that Tom was right.
eng: I admitted Tom was right.
eng: I admit that at first I didn't like you.
eng: I admit at first I didn't like you.
eng: I admit that I hit Tom.
eng: I admit I hit Tom.
eng: I admit that I killed him.
eng: I admit that I killed it.
eng: I admit that I lied.
eng: I admit I lied.
eng: I admit that I'm a bit selfish.
eng: I admit I'm a bit selfish.
eng: I admit that I made a mistake.
eng: I admit I made a mistake.
eng: I admit that I'm the one who did that.
eng: I admit I'm the one who did that.
eng: I admit that I'm the one who stole the money.
eng: I admit I'm the one who stole the money.
eng: I admit that I'm tired.
eng: I admit I'm tired.
eng: I admit that I sometimes drive too fast.
eng: I admit I sometimes drive too fast.
eng: I admit that I stole Mary's jewelry.
eng: I admit I stole Mary's jewelry.
eng: I admit that it's strange.
eng: I admit it's strange.
eng: I admit that I've been careless.
eng: I admit I've been careless.
eng: I admit that I've been naughty.
eng: I admit I've been naughty.
eng: I admit that I've never actually been to Boston.
eng: I admit I've never actually been to Boston.
eng: I admit that I've never been to Boston.
eng: I admit I've never been to Boston.
eng: I admit that I was a little drunk.
eng: I admit I was a little drunk.
eng: I admit that I was careless.
eng: I admit I was careless.
eng: I admit that I was mistaken.
eng: I admit I was mistaken.
eng: I admit that I was wrong.
eng: I admit I was wrong.
eng: I admit that Tom was right.
eng: I admit Tom was right.
eng: I admit this may not be the best way of doing it.
eng: I admit that this may not be the best way of doing it.
eng: I admit Tom is right.
eng: I admit that Tom is right.
eng: I admit you've been a great help to me.
eng: I admit that you've been a great help to me.
eng: I advised Tom not to do that.
eng: I advised Tom to not do that.
eng: I agree that it's won't be hard to do that.
eng: I agree that it's won't be difficult to do that.
eng: I agree with you 100%.
eng: I agree with you one hundred percent.
eng: I agree with you completely.
eng: I completely agree with you.
eng: I almost died after hearing this.
eng: I almost died when I heard this.
eng: I almost died upon hearing this.
eng: I almost died after hearing this.
eng: I almost died upon hearing this.
eng: I almost died when I heard this.
eng: I almost hope that that happens.
eng: I almost hope that happens.
eng: I almost left my brolly on the train.
eng: I nearly left my brolly on the train.
eng: I almost left my umbrella in the train.
eng: I almost left my umbrella on the train.
eng: I almost missed the bus.
eng: I nearly missed the bus.
eng: I almost never do that by myself.
eng: I almost never do that alone.
eng: I almost never wear a tie.
eng: I hardly ever wear a tie.
eng: I almost never wear a tie.
eng: I rarely wear a tie.
eng: I almost wish I were going to Australia with you.
eng: I almost wish that I were going to Australia with you.
eng: I already did that.
eng: I did that already.
eng: I already knew that Tom could do that.
eng: I already knew Tom could do that.
eng: I already knew that Tom was going to do that.
eng: I already knew Tom was going to do that.
eng: I already knew that Tom wasn't planning on doing that.
eng: I already knew that Tom wasn't planning to do that.
eng: I already knew that Tom wasn't planning on doing that.
eng: I already knew Tom wasn't planning on doing that.
eng: I already knew that Tom wasn't planning to do that.
eng: I already knew Tom wasn't planning to do that.
eng: I already knew that Tom was planning on doing that.
eng: I already knew that Tom was planning to do that.
eng: I already knew that Tom was planning to do that.
eng: I already knew Tom was planning to do that.
eng: I already knew this.
eng: I knew this already.
eng: I already knew Tom wasn't planning on doing that.
eng: I already knew Tom wasn't planning to do that.
eng: I already knew Tom was planning on doing that.
eng: I already knew Tom was planning to do that.
eng: I already know that Tom did that.
eng: I already know Tom did that.
eng: I already know that Tom doesn't like me.
eng: I already know Tom doesn't like me.
eng: I already know that Tom doesn't plan to be here today.
eng: I already know Tom doesn't plan to be here today.
eng: I already know that Tom isn't a very nice guy.
eng: I already know Tom isn't a very nice guy.
eng: I already know that Tom isn't going to do that.
eng: I already know Tom isn't going to do that.
eng: I already know that Tom plans to do that tomorrow.
eng: I already know Tom plans to do that tomorrow.
eng: I already know the answer.
eng: I know the answer already.
eng: I already know they're not hiring.
eng: I already know that they're not hiring.
eng: I already know what to do.
eng: I know what to do already.
eng: I already know you did that.
eng: I already know that you did that.
eng: I already know you're crazy.
eng: I already know that you're crazy.
eng: I already know you want to quit your job.
eng: I already know that you want to quit your job.
eng: I already know you were the one who did that.
eng: I already know that you were the one who did that.
eng: I already plan on doing that.
eng: I already plan to do that.
eng: I already spoke to Tom.
eng: I've already spoken with Tom.
eng: I also don't think that's going to happen.
eng: I also don't think that that's going to happen.
eng: I also don't think Tom can do that.
eng: I also don't think that Tom can do that.
eng: I also don't think Tom has to do that.
eng: I also don't think that Tom has to do that.
eng: I also don't think Tom is very good at doing that.
eng: I also don't think that Tom is very good at doing that.
eng: I also don't think Tom needs to do that.
eng: I also don't think that Tom needs to do that.
eng: I also don't think Tom really has to do that.
eng: I also don't think that Tom really has to do that.
eng: I also don't think Tom really needs to do that.
eng: I also don't think that Tom really needs to do that.
eng: I also don't think Tom should do that.
eng: I also don't think that Tom should do that.
eng: I also don't think Tom wants to do that.
eng: I also don't think that Tom wants to do that.
eng: I also know that Tom isn't stupid.
eng: I also know Tom isn't stupid.
eng: I also think I'm very open-minded.
eng: I also think that I'm very open-minded.
eng: I also went.
eng: I went, too.
eng: I always drive below the speed limit.
eng: I always drive under the speed limit.
eng: I always figured Tom would become a teacher.
eng: I always figured that Tom would become a teacher.
eng: I always knew one day this would happen.
eng: I always knew one day that this would happen.
eng: I always knew that one day this would happen.
eng: I always knew one day this would happen.
eng: I always knew that was what you wanted.
eng: I always knew that that was what you wanted.
eng: I always knew that you could do that.
eng: I always knew you could do that.
eng: I always run into Mary at every protest.
eng: I always run into Mary at every demonstration.
eng: I always thought Tom and Mary were married.
eng: I always thought that Tom and Mary were married.
eng: I always thought Tom and Mary would get married.
eng: I always thought that Tom and Mary would get married.
eng: I always thought Tom and Mary would get together.
eng: I always thought that Tom and Mary would get together.
eng: I always thought we could keep this secret.
eng: I always thought that we could keep this secret.
eng: I always thought you and Tom were married.
eng: I always thought that you and Tom were married.
eng: I always thought you should've been an artist.
eng: I always thought you should have been an artist.
eng: I always thought you should've been a teacher.
eng: I always thought you should have been a teacher.
eng: I am 12 years old.
eng: I am twelve years old.
eng: I am 19 years old.
eng: I'm 19.
eng: I am 30 years old now.
eng: I'm 30 years old now.
eng: I am 30 years old now.
eng: I'm thirty now.
eng: I am 30 years old now.
eng: I'm thirty years old now.
eng: I am a bachelor.
eng: I'm a bachelor.
eng: I am a bad man.
eng: I'm a bad man.
eng: I am a bad person.
eng: I'm a bad person.
eng: I am a banker.
eng: I'm a banker.
eng: I am a bit crazy.
eng: I'm a bit crazy.
eng: I am a bit shy.
eng: I'm a bit shy.
eng: I am able to drive a car.
eng: I can drive a car.
eng: I am able to read English.
eng: I can read English.
eng: I am able to swim across the river.
eng: I'm able to swim across the river.
eng: I am a boy.
eng: I'm a boy.
eng: I am a busy man now.
eng: I'm a busy man now.
eng: I am a busy person.
eng: I'm a busy person.
eng: I am a carpenter.
eng: I'm a carpenter.
eng: I am a cat person.
eng: I'm a cat person.
eng: I am accustomed to cold weather.
eng: I'm used to cold weather.
eng: I am accustomed to living alone.
eng: I am used to living alone.
eng: I am accustomed to living alone.
eng: I'm accustomed to living alone.
eng: I am accustomed to living alone.
eng: I'm used to living alone.
eng: I am accustomed to staying up late.
eng: I'm accustomed to staying up late.
eng: I am accustomed to staying up late.
eng: I'm used to staying up late.
eng: I am accustomed to the climate.
eng: I'm accustomed to the climate.
eng: I am accustomed to working hard.
eng: I'm used to working hard.
eng: I am a centrist.
eng: I'm a centrist.
eng: I am a cocaine exporter.
eng: I'm a cocaine exporter.
eng: I am a dog person.
eng: I'm a dog person.
eng: I am a fan of conservatism.
eng: I'm a fan of conservatism.
eng: I am a fan of environmentalism.
eng: I'm a fan of environmentalism.
eng: I am a fan of liberalism.
eng: I'm a fan of liberalism.
eng: I am a fan of libertarianism.
eng: I'm a fan of libertarianism.
eng: I am a fan of pacifism.
eng: I'm a fan of pacifism.
eng: I am a fan of socialism.
eng: I'm a fan of socialism.
eng: I am a football player.
eng: I'm a football player.
eng: I am a foreigner.
eng: I'm a foreigner.
eng: I am afraid I don't agree with you.
eng: I'm afraid I don't agree with you.
eng: I am afraid I have a touch of a cold.
eng: I'm afraid I have a touch of a cold.
eng: I am afraid I'll be a burden to you.
eng: I'm afraid I'll be a burden to you.
eng: I am afraid I'll be a burden to you.
eng: I'm afraid that I'll be a burden to you.
eng: I am afraid.
eng: I'm afraid.
eng: I am afraid.
eng: I'm scared.
eng: I am afraid it's too late.
eng: I'm afraid it's too late.
eng: I am afraid it will rain in the afternoon.
eng: I'm afraid it'll rain in the afternoon.
eng: I am afraid it will rain tomorrow.
eng: I'm afraid it'll rain tomorrow.
eng: I am afraid of bears.
eng: I'm afraid of bears.
eng: I am afraid of cats.
eng: I'm afraid of cats.
eng: I am afraid of death.
eng: I'm afraid of death.
eng: I am afraid of dentists.
eng: I'm afraid of dentists.
eng: I am afraid of dogs.
eng: I'm afraid of dogs.
eng: I am afraid of dying.
eng: I'm afraid of dying.
eng: I am afraid that I have lost it.
eng: I'm afraid I've lost it.
eng: I am afraid that it will rain.
eng: I'm afraid it'll rain.
eng: I am afraid that it will rain.
eng: I'm afraid that it'll rain.
eng: I am afraid that Tom won't get a second chance.
eng: I'm afraid that Tom won't get a second chance.
eng: I am afraid that you will get lost.
eng: I'm afraid you'll get lost.
eng: I am afraid things will take a turn for the worse.
eng: I'm afraid things will take a turn for the worse.
eng: I am afraid to go.
eng: I'm afraid to go.
eng: I am afraid to jump over the ditch.
eng: I'm afraid to jump over the ditch.
eng: I am afraid you have the wrong number.
eng: I'm afraid that you have the wrong number.
eng: I am afraid your plan will not work.
eng: I'm afraid your plan won't work.
eng: I am afraid your watch is two minutes slow.
eng: I'm afraid your watch is two minutes slow.
eng: I am a housewife.
eng: I'm a housewife.
eng: I am a Japanese.
eng: I am Japanese.
eng: I am a journalist.
eng: I am a reporter.
eng: I am a journalist.
eng: I'm a journalist.
eng: I am a licensed veterinarian.
eng: I'm a licensed veterinarian.
eng: I am a little scared.
eng: I'm a bit scared.
eng: I am all alone in a foreign country.
eng: I'm all alone in a foreign country.
eng: I am all ears.
eng: I'm all ears.
eng: I am allergic to pollen.
eng: I'm allergic to pollen.
eng: I am all mixed up.
eng: I'm all mixed up.
eng: I am almost 180 centimeters tall.
eng: I'm almost 180 centimeters tall.
eng: I am almost certain about that.
eng: I'm almost certain about that.
eng: I am almost ready.
eng: I'm almost ready.
eng: I am almost scared to talk with you.
eng: I'm almost scared to talk with you.
eng: I am alone in the world.
eng: I'm alone in the world.
eng: I am a lonely man.
eng: I'm a lonely man.
eng: I am a lover of the beautiful.
eng: I love things that are beautiful.
eng: I am already acquainted with that situation.
eng: I'm already acquainted with that situation.
eng: I am already retired.
eng: I'm already retired.
eng: I am already what you call elderly.
eng: I'm already what you call elderly.
eng: I am always leaving my umbrella on the train.
eng: I always leave my umbrella on the train.
eng: I am always leaving my umbrella on the train.
eng: I'm always leaving my umbrella on the train.
eng: I am always ready to help you.
eng: I'm always ready to help you.
eng: I am a man.
eng: I'm a man.
eng: I am a married man.
eng: I'm a married man.
eng: I am amazed at your audacity.
eng: I'm amazed at your audacity.
eng: I am a member of the baseball team.
eng: I'm a member of the baseball team.
eng: I am a member of the basketball team.
eng: I'm a member of the basketball team.
eng: I am a member of the sales department.
eng: I'm a member of the sales department.
eng: I am a misanthrope.
eng: I'm a misanthrope.
eng: I am a mother.
eng: I'm a mother.
eng: I am an American citizen.
eng: I'm an American citizen.
eng: I am an electrician.
eng: I'm an electrician.
eng: I am a new student.
eng: I'm a new student.
eng: I am an office worker.
eng: I'm an office worker.
eng: I am an only child.
eng: I'm an only child.
eng: I am an optimist by nature.
eng: I'm an optimist by nature.
eng: I am Antonio.
eng: I'm Antonio.
eng: I am an unemployed teacher.
eng: I'm an unemployed teacher.
eng: I am anxious about the future.
eng: I'm anxious about the future.
eng: I am a poor man.
eng: I'm a poor man.
eng: I am a professional dancer.
eng: I'm a professional dancer.
eng: I am a runner.
eng: I'm a runner.
eng: I am ashamed of my conduct.
eng: I'm ashamed of my conduct.
eng: I am ashamed of myself.
eng: I'm ashamed of myself.
eng: I am a sinful man.
eng: I'm a sinful man.
eng: I am a singer.
eng: I'm a singer.
eng: I am as interested in writing poems as you are.
eng: I'm as interested in writing poems as you are.
eng: I am as strong as you.
eng: I'm as strong as you.
eng: I am as surprised as you.
eng: I'm as surprised as you.
eng: I am as tired as you.
eng: I'm as tired as you.
eng: I am a student.
eng: I'm a student.
eng: I am a student in a university.
eng: I'm a student in a university.
eng: I am at a loss what to do.
eng: I'm at a loss what to do.
eng: I am a teacher, not a student.
eng: I'm a teacher, not a student.
eng: I am a teacher, too.
eng: I'm a teacher, too.
eng: I am a tennis player.
eng: I'm a tennis player.
eng: I am at home every evening.
eng: I'm at home every evening.
eng: I am a tourist.
eng: I'm a tourist.
eng: I am a truthful person.
eng: I'm a truthful person.
eng: I am at the end of my patience.
eng: I'm at the end of my patience.
eng: I am a vegetarian.
eng: I'm a vegetarian.
eng: I am a very busy person.
eng: I'm a very busy person.
eng: I am a very good chessplayer.
eng: I am a very good chess player.
eng: I am a very good chess player.
eng: I'm a very good chess player.
eng: I am a very smart person.
eng: I'm a very smart person.
eng: I am a volunteer.
eng: I'm a volunteer.
eng: I am aware of the consequences.
eng: I'm aware of the consequences.
eng: I am aware of the fact.
eng: I'm aware of the fact.
eng: I am a widow.
eng: I'm a widow.
eng: I am badly in need of your help.
eng: I'm badly in need of your help.
eng: I am beginning to understand.
eng: I'm beginning to understand.
eng: I am being followed.
eng: I'm being followed.
eng: I am being paranoid, aren't I?
eng: I'm being paranoid, aren't I?
eng: I am better.
eng: I'm better.
eng: I am blessed with good health.
eng: I'm blessed with good health.
eng: I am blind in the right eye.
eng: I'm blind in the right eye.
eng: I am blinking my eyes.
eng: I'm blinking my eyes.
eng: I am boiling water.
eng: I'm boiling water.
eng: I am bored to death.
eng: I'm bored to death.
eng: I am boring.
eng: I'm boring.
eng: I am brushing my hair.
eng: I'm brushing my hair.
eng: I am building a wall.
eng: I'm building a wall.