Most Commented Sentences

as of April 14th, 2018

Most Commented Sentences
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198501engI am glad I was not born before tea.1
198502engI am going to do it whether you agree or not.1
198503engI am going to explain it completely on the wiki.1
198504engI am going to learn german.1
198505engI am going to my friend's house.1
198506engI am going to remove the appendix.1
198507engI am going to sleep.1
198508engI am going to tell you the truth.1
198509engI am grateful for people who help me understand.1
198510engI am grateful for your help.1
198511engI am growing a cat.1
198512engI am guided.1
198513engI am handsome.1
198514araI am happy for you.1
198515engI am here again.1
198516engI am hoping to put an end to our unhappy relationship.1
198517engI am hungry1
198518engI am hungry.1
198519engI am in London.1
198520engI am in the house.1
198521engI am in your service.1
198522engI am intimidated by their knowledge of languages.1
198523engI am invited to tea at the manse tomorrow afternoon!1
198524engI am invited to this party.1
198525engI am leaving for the doctor in a moment1
198526engI am lesbian.1
198527engI am like him.1
198528engI am like little streams: they are transparent because they are shallow.1
198529engI am like you.1
198530engI am listening to an old song.1
198531engI am looking for a white mini skirt!1
198532engI am looking for my glasses.1
198533engI am looking forward to exploring this country and having many adventures.1
198534engI am looking forward to hearing from you at your earliest convenience.1
198535engI am looking forward very much to the school excursion.1
198536engI am married to Hercules.1
198537engI am married to a Polish woman.1
198538engI am never going to settle down in one place.1
198539engI am never satiated.1
198540engI am no bird, and no net ensnares me; I am a free human being with an independent will.1
198541engI am no longer hungry.1
198542engI am no longer your teacher. (male)1
198543engI am no match for boredom.1
198544engI am not a bad person nor do I want to be one.1
198545engI am not a big fan of the Hollywood superhero movies.1
198546engI am not a doctor.1
198547engI am not a fan of environmentalism.1
198548engI am not a witch.1
198549engI am not a woman with strange humors.1
198550engI am not all too certain of my position.1
198551engI am not an artist. I never had the knack for it.1
198552engI am not asking them to forgive me.1
198553engI am not at all pleased with the condition.1
198554engI am not being guided.1
198555engI am not familiar with the ins and outs of all this.1
198556engI am not feeling too well.1
198557engI am not going to stop you.1
198558engI am not guilty and I am not a bad person.1
198559engI am not interested in sport.1
198560engI am not married.1
198561engI am not ready yet.1
198562engI am not sure if I can do that but I will at least try.1
198563engI am not sure why he asked me that.1
198564engI am not sure why she asked me that.1
198565engI am not to blame any more than you are.1
198566engI am not working.1
198567engI am not young enough to know everything.1
198568engI am on good terms with him. He always keeps his promises and is relied upon by everybody.1
198569engI am outraged.1
198570engI am peeking at someone.1
198571engI am planning to attend the annual meeting.1
198572engI am pleased to meet you in Japan.1
198573engI am podding peas.1
198574engI am proud of the work that has been done by my colleagues.1
198575engI am putting on my jacket. Wait for me.1
198576engI am reading the book.1
198577engI am reading the newspaper in the café.1
198578engI am ready to die. I hope it's not too uncomfortable.1
198579engI am ready to follow you.1
198580engI am really aggressively looking for a boyfriend.1
198581engI am reckless.1
198582engI am selling a new car.1
198583engI am sending you a picture of my family.1
198584engI am single.1
198585engI am smart.1
198586engI am so exhausted because I have padded the hoof for 4 hours.1
198587engI am so tired...1
198588engI am sorry, I've got to go.1
198589engI am sorry.1
198590shsI am sorry. Where was I?1
198591engI am south of the north.1
198592engI am starting the year as sick as a dog.1
198593engI am still eating.1
198594engI am still trying to find out what I want to do.1
198595engI am still waiting for him since that day.1
198596engI am studying Chinese and Spanish.1
198597engI am studying languages. I can help you if you want me to. And maybe I'd like you to help me.1
198598engI am sure I will win the tennis match.1
198599engI am sure.1
198600engI am tall.1
198601engI am teaching.1
198602engI am thankful for standing on the tops of mountains.1
198603engI am the Alpha and the Omega, the first and the last, the beginning and the end.1
198604engI am the only Brazilian who can't speak Portuguese and dance samba.1
198605engI am the state.1
198606engI am the time and place beyond the furnace.1
198607engI am thirty years old.1
198608engI am thy father’s spirit; doom’d for a certain term to walk the night, and, for the day, confin’d to waste in fires till the foul crimes done in my days of nature are burnt and purg’d away.1
198609engI am tired and I want to go to bed.1
198610engI am tired of listening to his long speech.1
198611engI am tired!1
198612engI am tired.1
198613engI am too lazy.1
198614engI am too short.1
198615engI am too sleepy to drive.1
198616engI am trying to learn English.1
198617engI am trying to live.1
198618engI am unenlightened.1
198619engI am used to not to smoke.1
198620engI am using a new computer.1
198621engI am very disappointed.1
198622engI am very fond of Swedish food because I grew up with them.1
198623engI am very glad to meet you.1
198624engI am very happy in Georgia.1
198625engI am very happy.1
198626engI am very pleased with my new house.1
198627engI am visiting my friends.1
198628engI am waiting for my friend.1
198629engI am waiting for the bus.1
198630engI am who I am.1
198631engI am widely different from my little sister in character and habits.1
198632engI am working full-time at a bookshop until the end of September.1
198633engI am working.1
198634engI am writing a letter.1
198635engI am writing on behalf of my husband, who is in the hospital.1
198636engI am your father's spirit, doomed for a certain time to walk the night, and during the day I am confined to burn in fires, until the evil crimes I had done in my life are burnt and purged away.1
198637gilI anganiko te boki.1
198638engI answer the question.1
198639engI apologize for my rudeness.1
198640engI apologize for the methods used to get you here.1
198641engI apologize to those of you who were possibly offended; it was never my intention.1
198642engI appreciate how hard you've worked to grow this business.1
198643engI appreciate the advice.1
198644engI appreciate your candor.1
198645engI appreciate your invitation, but...1
198646engI appreciate your request to reproduce 70 copies of my report.1
198647engI appreciate your telling me this face-to-face.1
198648engI arranged a meeting on the train station with her at five o'clock1
198649engI arrived yesterday.1
198650engI ask for patience.1
198651engI ask you a question.1
198652engI ask you to forgive me.1
198653engI asked Adil, and it looks like Teacher Erkin has retired.1
198654engI asked Tom if he had a cold, but he shook his head.1
198655engI asked Tom if he knew Mary well.1
198656engI asked Tom if he'd ever done that.1
198657engI asked Tom not to overreact.1
198658engI asked Tom to give me a second chance.1
198659engI asked Tom why he had never studied French.1
198660engI asked for his help.1
198661engI asked her who the man wearing the white hat was.1
198662engI asked him a question.1
198663engI asked him if he wanted a watch.1
198664engI asked him to send us the book.1
198665engI asked my boss a salary advance.1
198666engI asked you last night.1
198667engI asked you not to make any noise.1
198668engI asked you to trim Tom's claws, not his whiskers!1
198669engI aspire to fame.1
198670engI assume that you can speak French.1
198671engI assume you're talking about Tom.1
198672engI assume you've heard from Tom.1
198673engI assumed Mary was Tom's girlfriend.1
198674engI assure you, everything's fine.1
198675engI ate a greater burdock tempura.1
198676engI ate a hot dog for lunch.1
198677engI ate a pizza yesterday.1
198678engI ate a slice of Baumkuchen.1
198679engI ate lunch at around eleven because I was hungry1
198680engI ate the red apples.1
198681engI ate too much today.1
198682engI ate.1
198683engI attached my CV and my PhD proposals.1
198684engI attended the class with Tom taught by Professor Jackson.1
198685itaI bambini intuiscono cosa accade tra i loro genitori.1
198686itaI bambini lavorano bene insieme.1
198687itaI bambini sono pieni di energia.1
198688engI barely made the train.1
198689engI became a Catholic because I'm extremely pessimistic.1
198690engI became frightened.1
198691engI beg to differ with you.1
198692engI began to feel as if I had haplessly tumbled down into this crazy wonderland.1
198693engI began to panic.1
198694engI begin to lose control of myself.1
198695sweI begynnelsen skapade Gud himmel och jord.1
198696engI believe congratulations are in order.1
198697engI believe he was half cut because he kept acting like a fool.1
198698engI believe in God, but not as one thing, not as an old man in the sky. I believe that what people call God is something in all of us. I believe that what Jesus and Mohammed and Buddha and all the rest said was right.1
198699engI believe in God.1
198700engI believe in Ken.1
198701engI believe in ghosts.1
198702engI believe in having a good heart and being kind to others.1
198703engI believe it will be better.1
198704engI believe it's time to wake up Robert.1
198705engI believe it.1
198706engI believe that Tom is not guilty.1
198707engI believe that Tom will resign.1
198708engI believe that everything will be fine.1
198709engI believe that he comes here.1
198710engI believe that he's happy.1
198711engI believe that when people see opportunity, when they have a sense of control of their own destiny, then they're less vulnerable to the propaganda and twisted ideologies that have been attracting young people - particularly now being turbocharged through social media.1
198712engI believe that's all I have to say.1
198713engI believe that's it.1
198714engI believe there's a little cork in that wine.1
198715engI believe what you said is true.1
198716engI believe your statement is incorrect.1
198717engI believe, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that she is innocent.1
198718engI believed Tom at first.1
198719engI belong to the brass band.1
198720engI beseech you, in the bowels of Christ, think it possible you may be mistaken.1
198721engI bet Tom thirty dollars that I could do that.1
198722engI bet it works.1
198723engI bet you ten bucks that you can't stay off the grog for a month.1
198724engI bid thee a happy voyage to thine abode.1
198725itaI biglietti sono in vendita adesso.1
198726itaI biglietti sono in vendita ora.1
198727engI blacked out.1
198728nobI ble invitert til en fest i kveld som jeg vet ville ha vært veldig gøy, men jeg må være i best mulig form for morgendagens møte, så jeg måtte avstå.1
198729engI borrowed money from my friends.1
198730engI borrowed that sentence From Tamara.1
198731engI borrowed this comic book from his sister.1
198732engI bought a beautiful large ancient red Iranian woolen carpet.1
198733engI bought a book that will be very interesting.1
198734engI bought a box lunch at the station.1
198735engI bought a car in Derry yesterday.1
198736engI bought a glass vase.1
198737engI bought a hat in the shop.1
198738engI bought a lot of books.1
198739engI bought a new dress for her on his behalf.1
198740engI bought a new dress.1
198741engI bought a red tie.1
198742engI bought a sandwich.1
198743engI bought a ticket.1
198744engI bought a twelve-pack of beer, and went to the park to spend the night with it.1
198745engI bought flowers because I am going to visit my grandmother this afternoon.1
198746engI bought her a clock.1
198747engI bought it yesterday.1
198748engI bought many books.1
198749engI bought only one book which I gave to a student.1
198750engI bought that off eBay.1
198751engI bought these medicines for my father.1
198752engI bought this book at Maruzen Bookstore.1
198753engI bought this book the other day.1
198754engI bought this for Tom.1
198755engI bought this outright.1
198756engI bought two milk boxes. We're going to make a cake.1
198757engI broke down the door because I lost the key.1
198758engI broke it.1
198759engI brought a book.1
198760engI brought a pizza.1
198761engI brought presents from Redang Island.1
198762engI built it.1
198763engI bump into Tom from time to time.1
198764engI burned all the letters that Tom sent me.1
198765engI buy my silver from a man who has a mine on his property.1
198766engI buy you a present.1
198767engI calculated my BMI and found out my height is 20 centimeters less than ideal!1
198768engI call Marika almost every day.1
198769engI call upon the scientific community in our country, those who gave us nuclear weapons, to turn their great talents now to the cause of mankind and world peace: to give us the means of rendering these nuclear weapons impotent and obsolete.1
198770engI called1
198771engI called a "break and fix" firm.1
198772engI called at his office yesterday.1
198773engI called him here in order to help me.1
198774engI called you.1
198775engI came across one.1
198776engI came across some old family photos when I was cleaning out the closet.1
198777engI came back to Kyiv when the first snow had already fallen.1
198778engI came early in order to get a good seat.1
198779engI came here for that reason.1
198780engI came to Tokyo from Osaka counting on my brother's help.1
198781engI came to know the man who is now my husband through e-mail; from an acquaintanceship started in that odd way, before a month had passed, we found ourselves resolving to get married.1
198782engI came to like him.1
198783engI came to the realization too late to make a difference.1
198784engI came; I saw; I conquered.1
198785engI can already write in Chinese.1
198786engI can always sleep wherever I am.1
198787engI can assure you about that.1
198788engI can assure you that chances are in your favor.1
198789engI can barely see it.1
198790engI can cook.1
198791engI can do it myself.1
198792engI can do it too!1
198793engI can do this myself.1
198794engI can do this, can't I?1
198795engI can easily read Spanish.1
198796engI can easily tell if someone is a good person or not. If he likes me, then he's good. If he doesn't like me, then he's bad.1
198797engI can easily touch my toes.1
198798engI can fly.1
198799engI can get a gun for you within five hours.1
198800engI can get to the station before you.1
198801engI can give you a long life.1
198802engI can go.1
198803engI can handle this, Tom.1
198804engI can hardly believe how much nonsense is uttered not only by ordinary forum users but also by the so-called experts.1
198805engI can hardly hear you.1
198806engI can hardly imagine him doing that.1
198807engI can hardly stand it.1
198808engI can hardly wait for that to happen.1
198809engI can hear the wind.1
198810engI can help you chart the course, but you have to make the journey on your own.1
198811engI can help, if you want.1
198812engI can hold out for hours.1
198813engI can not find my pants.1
198814engI can not.1
198815engI can only work on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays.1
198816engI can put things in a box.1
198817engI can put up with a house being untidy, but I don't like it to be dirty.1
198818engI can reach higher with my voice than you with your feet.1
198819engI can read English, but I can't speak it.1
198820engI can read it, but I can't speak it.1
198821engI can run as fast as Tom can.1
198822engI can see Tom.1
198823engI can see that you are working.1
198824engI can see the ocean from here.1
198825engI can see why Tom is concerned.1
198826engI can shake off everything as I write; my sorrows disappear, my courage is reborn.1
198827engI can speak Chinese, but not write it.1
198828engI can speak Chinese.1
198829engI can speak French and also Spanish.1
198830engI can speak Japanese.1
198831engI can speak your language.1
198832engI can squeeze you in.1
198833engI can swim.1
198834engI can take care of myself.1
198835engI can take the train.1
198836engI can tell it's him by the way he speaks.1
198837engI can tell my best friend everything.1
198838engI can tell you now that it's been a long time, but I fancied Mary at the time.1
198839engI can trust him.1
198840engI can understand how you feel.1
198841engI can understand your language.1
198842engI can wait to love in heaven.1
198843engI can wait.1
198844engI can walk there on foot.1
198845engI can write programs in Visual Basic.1
198846engI can't afford to buy clothes regularly.1
198847engI can't agree more.1
198848engI can't agree with you.1
198849engI can't allow this.1
198850engI can't answer your question.1
198851engI can't be at my best.1
198852engI can't be fired. I'm the boss's son.1
198853engI can't be pushed off the path because I don't know where I'm going.1
198854engI can't be something I'm not.1
198855engI can't be there myself, so I'll send Tom to help you.1
198856engI can't bear the pain anymore.1
198857engI can't believe I signed off on your fuckin' E-5!1
198858engI can't believe Tom just did that.1
198859engI can't believe Tom would do that to you1
198860engI can't believe he did that.1
198861engI can't believe it, I get home and I don't have anything to do.1
198862engI can't believe she did that to me - she turned out to be a real frenemy.1
198863engI can't believe that Great Britain has voted to leave the European Union.1
198864engI can't believe you chickened out.1
198865engI can't believe you did this behind my back.1
198866engI can't believe you just did that.1
198867engI can't believe you weren't as impressed as I was.1
198868engI can't believe you're not on board with this idea.1
198869engI can't believe you.1
198870engI can't bend him to my will.1
198871engI can't bend my right arm.1
198872engI can't cancel on Tom.1
198873engI can't care anymore.1
198874engI can't change who I am.1
198875engI can't check to see if your email is correct or not because it's too short.1
198876engI can't come tomorrow. I've got a lot of work to do.1
198877engI can't complete with you.1
198878engI can't decide what to eat for lunch today.1
198879engI can't decide what to eat for lunch.1
198880engI can't die here.1
198881engI can't do it alone.1
198882engI can't do it alone. I need your help.1
198883engI can't do it by myself.1
198884engI can't do this alone.1
198885engI can't do this without you.1
198886engI can't drink coffee.1
198887engI can't eat all this.1
198888engI can't eat any more.1
198889engI can't eat.1
198890engI can't even if I want to.1
198891engI can't even remember my own name.1
198892engI can't even think about marriage.1
198893engI can't explain it.1
198894engI can't explain that.1
198895engI can't find my glasses.1
198896engI can't find my suitcase.1
198897engI can't find my umbrella!1
198898engI can't find my wallet.1
198899engI can't find the address of my hotel.1
198900engI can't find the right words.1
198901engI can't find the word to express what I feel.1
198902engI can't finish the job in so short a time.1
198903engI can't forget, but I don't remember what.1
198904engI can't get anything right!1
198905engI can't get in touch with Tom.1
198906engI can't get into this building.1
198907engI can't give you the exact numbers off the top of my head, but I'll look into it and get back to you.1
198908engI can't go to class right now.1
198909engI can't handle his comments1
198910engI can't hear you very well.1
198911engI can't help worrying about Tom.1
198912engI can't hide you forever.1
198913engI can't imagine life on another planet.1
198914engI can't imagine my life without you.1
198915engI can't install that. I need technical assistance.1
198916engI can't let that happen.1
198917engI can't lift this. It's too heavy.1
198918engI can't live without Tom.1
198919engI can't meet you for lunch.1
198920engI can't meet you now.1
198921engI can't not work again.1
198922engI can't open it!1
198923engI can't pay you back the money you lent me.1
198924engI can't promise a reply, but you can send mail to me.1
198925engI can't promise you anything.1
198926engI can't put up with that loud noise.1
198927engI can't put up with this man anymore1
198928engI can't put up with this noise.1
198929engI can't quit it, it's my personality.1
198930engI can't read French, let alone speak it.1
198931engI can't read French, nor can I speak it.1
198932engI can't read this.1
198933engI can't recall who said that.1
198934engI can't remember anything.1
198935engI can't remember her name.1
198936engI can't remember his name.1
198937engI can't remember how to say "Thank you" in German.1
198938engI can't remember of the subsequent events.1
198939engI can't remember the secret code.1
198940engI can't remember who I gave it to.1
198941engI can't run as fast as you.1
198942engI can't run as fast.1
198943engI can't save you.1
198944engI can't say anything against it.1
198945engI can't say.1
198946engI can't see it.1
198947engI can't see what's happening.1
198948engI can't see you.1
198949engI can't seem to find your last e-mail, I wonder if you can resend it to me.1
198950engI can't sell at this price.1
198951engI can't sing.1
198952engI can't speak French very well.1
198953engI can't speak French.1
198954engI can't speak German at all.1
198955engI can't speak Hebrew fluently yet, but I can understand it quite well.1
198956engI can't speak your language, because I don't know.1
198957engI can't stand him.1
198958engI can't stand his arrogance.1
198959engI can't stand it anymore.1
198960engI can't stand it here any longer. I need a change of scenery.1
198961engI can't stand my crazy life.1
198962engI can't stand the heat.1
198963engI can't start the day without my morning cereal.1
198964engI can't stay here forever.1
198965engI can't stay.1
198966engI can't stop coughing.1
198967engI can't stop thinking about Tom.1
198968engI can't swim at all.1
198969engI can't take it anymore.1
198970engI can't talk about this right now.1
198971engI can't tell whether it landed upside down, inside out, or backwards.1
198972engI can't tell which work is better than the other.1
198973engI can't tell you what I think.1
198974engI can't tell you what happened.1
198975engI can't tell you where Tom lives.1
198976engI can't thank you enough.1
198977engI can't think of anything.1
198978engI can't think of his name just now.1
198979engI can't translate this sentence.1
198980engI can't trust him.1
198981engI can't type the letter "K" on my keyboard.1
198982engI can't understand anything he's saying.1
198983engI can't understand this.1
198984engI can't wait for summer vacation to start.1
198985engI can't wait for the weekend to begin.1
198986engI can't wait to find out what Tom had made for me as a present.1
198987engI can't wait to go to college.1
198988engI can't wait to see you.1
198989engI can't wait.1
198990engI can't walk any farther.1
198991engI can't. It's too heavy.1
198992itaI cani erano felici.1
198993itaI cani non riescono a distinguere i colori.1
198994engI cannot believe you did not see him then.1
198995engI cannot bleat like a sheep. I'm a shepherd dog.1
198996engI cannot chew. I do not have teeth.1
198997engI cannot disclose any information about the informant.1
198998engI cannot do without any money.1
198999engI cannot explain how this could happen.1
199000engI cannot help falling in love with her.1

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