Most Commented Sentences

as of April 14th, 2018

Most Commented Sentences
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199501engI don't like his language.1
199502engI don't like it one bit.1
199503engI don't like okra.1
199504engI don't like people staring at me.1
199505engI don't like people who stare at me.1
199506engI don't like queuing.1
199507engI don't like salad.1
199508engI don't like scary movies.1
199509engI don't like snow.1
199510engI don't like strawberry ice cream.1
199511engI don't like stubborn people.1
199512engI don't like such sports as boxing and hockey.1
199513engI don't like such sports as tennis and golf.1
199514engI don't like sweet desserts.1
199515engI don't like the consistency of this food.1
199516engI don't like the fact that Tom is going out with Mary.1
199517engI don't like the idea of working on the weekends.1
199518engI don't like the taste of tomatoes.1
199519engI don't like the way Tom looks at you.1
199520engI don't like this book.1
199521engI don't like this game.1
199522engI don't like this guy who forcing me to do it.1
199523engI don't like this sentence.1
199524engI don't like to post photos on Facebook.1
199525engI don't like to speak in public.1
199526engI don't like to watch tv.1
199527engI don't like to wear shoes without socks.1
199528engI don't like when you bring your work home.1
199529engI don't like where this is going.1
199530engI don't like windy days.1
199531engI don't like your attitude.1
199532engI don't live here.1
199533engI don't live in his pocket.1
199534engI don't live in the city.1
199535engI don't love her anymore.1
199536engI don't mind doing it.1
199537engI don't mind walking.1
199538engI don't mind your staying here.1
199539engI don't mind.1
199540engI don't need a car.1
199541engI don't need anyone anymore.1
199542engI don't need anything from you.1
199543engI don't need help.1
199544engI don't need money.1
199545engI don't need protection.1
199546engI don't need them.1
199547engI don't need to talk to you.1
199548engI don't need you any more.1
199549engI don't need you to pick me up.1
199550engI don't need you to remind me of anything. I know what I'm supposed to do.1
199551engI don't need you.1
199552engI don't need your money. I just need your time.1
199553engI don't pretend to understand global warming.1
199554engI don't produce their films.1
199555engI don't really know that much about Tom.1
199556engI don't really like the way Mr. Jackson teaches.1
199557engI don't really think so.1
199558engI don't really want to think about it.1
199559engI don't recall you saying anything about that.1
199560engI don't recommend them.1
199561engI don't remember anyone named Tom.1
199562engI don't remember asking for your opinion.1
199563engI don't remember his last name.1
199564engI don't remember where I bought it.1
199565engI don't remember you at all.1
199566engI don't remember your name.1
199567engI don't remember.1
199568engI don't salute your flag.1
199569engI don't see any blood.1
199570engI don't see blood.1
199571engI don't see him often.1
199572engI don't see the point.1
199573engI don't see you.1
199574engI don't shampoo my hair in the morning.1
199575engI don't sing.1
199576engI don't smoke now, but I used to.1
199577engI don't speak Esperanto well.1
199578engI don't speak French fluently.1
199579engI don't speak Hungarian.1
199580engI don't speak Japanese.1
199581engI don't speak Lojban1
199582engI don't speak a word of French.1
199583engI don't speak three languages.1
199584engI don't speak to her now.1
199585engI don't take any medicine.1
199586engI don't think I can cut in working in America.1
199587engI don't think I can do it.1
199588engI don't think I snore.1
199589engI don't think I'll be able to eat all this.1
199590engI don't think I'll be able to sleep tonight.1
199591engI don't think I'll ever see Tom again.1
199592engI don't think Tom can swim.1
199593engI don't think Tom did anything.1
199594engI don't think Tom knows everybody's name yet.1
199595engI don't think Tom knows how to do that.1
199596engI don't think Tom really meant what he said.1
199597engI don't think he is trustworthy.1
199598engI don't think it's a big problem.1
199599engI don't think she is trustworthy.1
199600engI don't think that she will come.1
199601engI don't think that there is any better way to learn English than by living in America.1
199602engI don't think that's a good reason.1
199603engI don't think that's right.1
199604engI don't think the zoo is open today.1
199605engI don't think there's going to be any food left by the time we get to Tom's party.1
199606engI don't think they liked me.1
199607engI don't think this is working out anymore.1
199608engI don't think we ought to be doing this.1
199609engI don't think women are better than men, but I do think that men are worse than women.1
199610engI don't think you should marry Tom.1
199611engI don't think you'll be able to do that.1
199612engI don't think you're being honest.1
199613engI don't think you're crazy.1
199614engI don't trust talkative people.1
199615engI don't trust that woman at all.1
199616engI don't trust the tailor.1
199617engI don't trust them.1
199618engI don't trust this Tatoeba group.1
199619engI don't trust you anymore.1
199620engI don't understand any of this.1
199621engI don't understand her words.1
199622engI don't understand his words.1
199623engI don't understand how could I have made such a mistake.1
199624engI don't understand politics.1
199625engI don't understand the plan at all.1
199626engI don't understand the way that he thinks.1
199627engI don't understand the world anymore. Well, actually I just now realize that I never understood it.1
199628engI don't understand this word.1
199629engI don't understand why people like salmon roe.1
199630engI don't understand why she doesn't love me anymore.1
199631engI don't understand why she is acting so crazy.1
199632engI don't understand why the vocabulary of adults changes so drastically when they speak to a child.1
199633engI don't understand why you hang out with Tom all the time.1
199634engI don't understand you very well.1
199635engI don't understand you.1
199636engI don't understand your words.1
199637engI don't understand. Why do you hang out with her all the time?1
199638engI don't wanna go in the pool.1
199639engI don't want Tom to forget.1
199640engI don't want Tom to see this.1
199641engI don't want any sugar.1
199642engI don't want any trouble with the IRS.1
199643engI don't want anyone smoking in the meeting room.1
199644engI don't want anything to drink.1
199645engI don't want him at my party.1
199646engI don't want it because I already have it.1
199647engI don't want it to change.1
199648engI don't want that, it is pourished.1
199649engI don't want to argue with you.1
199650engI don't want to argue with you.1
199651engI don't want to be a burden to you.1
199652engI don't want to be famous.1
199653engI don't want to be friends with you.1
199654engI don't want to be lame; I want to be cool!!1
199655engI don't want to believe anyone.1
199656engI don't want to buy a yacht.1
199657engI don't want to buy that house from him.1
199658engI don't want to buy this carpet.1
199659engI don't want to change it.1
199660engI don't want to die here!1
199661engI don't want to die here.1
199662engI don't want to die yet.1
199663engI don't want to discuss that with you.1
199664engI don't want to do it because it's dangerous and it's stupid.1
199665engI don't want to do that here.1
199666engI don't want to eat cooked rice.1
199667engI don't want to eat now.1
199668engI don't want to fail my exams.1
199669engI don't want to fight.1
199670engI don't want to get involved.1
199671engI don't want to go Boston with Mary.1
199672engI don't want to go alone.1
199673engI don't want to go any place.1
199674engI don't want to go anywhere.1
199675engI don't want to go there.1
199676engI don't want to go to church today.1
199677engI don't want to go to school today.1
199678engI don't want to go to school tomorrow.1
199679engI don't want to go to the pool.1
199680engI don't want to go to work today.1
199681engI don't want to go to work.1
199682engI don't want to go, but I have to.1
199683engI don't want to grow up.1
199684engI don't want to have a stiff neck!1
199685engI don't want to hear any more of your stupid jokes.1
199686engI don't want to hurt her.1
199687engI don't want to interrupt them.1
199688engI don't want to kill you.1
199689engI don't want to know the truth.1
199690engI don't want to know.1
199691engI don't want to listen to your whining anymore.1
199692engI don't want to live as a couple. It's like having a dog.1
199693engI don't want to live here.1
199694engI don't want to live.1
199695engI don't want to lose you as a friend.1
199696engI don't want to lose you.1
199697engI don't want to make an issue of it.1
199698engI don't want to marry you.1
199699engI don't want to meet him.1
199700engI don't want to miss happy hour.1
199701engI don't want to open the window.1
199702engI don't want to play.1
199703engI don't want to pressure you.1
199704engI don't want to read this here book.1
199705engI don't want to remember. I feel I'll go mad through rage.1
199706engI don't want to see anybody today.1
199707engI don't want to see you again.1
199708engI don't want to spend any more time than necessary cleaning the house.1
199709engI don't want to spend more time cleaning the house than I need to.1
199710engI don't want to stay here.1
199711engI don't want to swim.1
199712engI don't want to talk about it anymore.1
199713engI don't want to talk about it.1
199714engI don't want to talk about this anymore.1
199715engI don't want to talk to you anymore. Go away.1
199716engI don't want to tell her.1
199717engI don't want to tell my girlfriend.1
199718engI don't want to translate anything today.1
199719engI don't want to trouble you.1
199720engI don't want to watch TV.1
199721engI don't want to work for you anymore.1
199722engI don't want to write with this pen.1
199723engI don't want you eating between meals.1
199724engI don't want you here.1
199725engI don't want you to get hurt.1
199726engI don't want you to get the wrong impression.1
199727engI don't want you to lose.1
199728engI don't want you to see Tom anymore.1
199729engI don't want you to tell her.1
199730engI don't want you to worry.1
199731engI don't wash your car.1
199732engI don't work for you anymore.1
199733engI don't work on Sunday.1
199734engI don't worry about my spelling - I rather go for speed typing.1
199735engI don;t have a job1
199736itaI dottori fecero tutto il possibile per curarlo.1
199737engI doubt a native speaker would say it that way.1
199738engI doubt he is qualified enough to manage such a team!1
199739engI doubt that she loves you.1
199740engI dragged the heavy baggage to the airport.1
199741engI drank a glass of milk.1
199742engI drank an herbal infusion.1
199743engI drank coffee.1
199744engI drank the wine.1
199745engI drank too much beer yesterday.1
199746engI dream of a quiet life in the country.1
199747engI dreamed about you.1
199748engI dreamed of coming to class naked.1
199749engI dreamt a dream last night, about silk and fine cloth or about equality and fair trial.1
199750engI drink her beer.1
199751engI drink his beer.1
199752engI drink two cups of coffee.1
199753engI drive across that bridge every afternoon on my way home from work.1
199754engI dropped by the bookstore and bought an interesting book.1
199755engI drove all the way from Boston.1
199756engI drowned.1
199757engI dunno what's with ya these days.1
199758engI dwell the longer upon this Subject from the Desire I have to make the Society of an English Yahoo by any Means not insupportable; and therefore I intreat those who have any Tincture of this absurd Vice, that they will not presume to appear in my Sight.1
199759engI eat a book.1
199760engI eat a slice of bread.1
199761engI eat and drink fruit and water.1
199762engI eat here.1
199763engI eat sauerkraut every morning.1
199764romI eksplikacija ke das o Tom sas interesantni.1
199765romI eksplikacija ke dias o Tom sas interesantni.1
199766engI ended up saying something stupid.1
199767engI enjoy classical music.1
199768engI enjoy climbing trees every once in a while.1
199769engI enjoy embroidering.1
199770engI enjoy playing chess.1
199771engI enjoy poker.1
199772engI enjoy the challenge of translating the untranslatable.1
199773engI enjoy visiting exciting cities like New York, Chicago, and Boston.1
199774engI enjoyed that movie a lot.1
199775engI enjoyed the time we spent together.1
199776engI entreat you to go and see him.1
199777engI exercise every day.1
199778engI expect a subway station will be here in the future.1
199779engI expect him to come.1
199780engI expect that I will see him on Monday.1
199781engI expect to come.1
199782itaI fantasmi esistono davvero?1
199783itaI fantasmi esistono veramente?1
199784itaI fantasmi non esistono.1
199785itaI fatti contano più delle parole.1
199786engI feel a little bad today.1
199787engI feel a little better now after crying all I had.1
199788engI feel alone. That's why I have so many friends on Facebook.1
199789engI feel as if I was between a rock and a hard place.1
199790engI feel as if I've known Tom for years.1
199791engI feel ashamed.1
199792engI feel awkward in his presence.1
199793engI feel bad for him.1
199794engI feel better today.1
199795engI feel completely helpless.1
199796engI feel disenchanted by the limited capacity of the computer.1
199797engI feel freer than ever1
199798engI feel good after exercising.1
199799engI feel lethargic when I diet, what should I do?1
199800engI feel like I am being forced to help her.1
199801engI feel like I'm coming down with something.1
199802engI feel like a kid who suddenly realizes that Santa Claus doesn't exist.1
199803engI feel like a walk. Wanna come along?1
199804engI feel like death.1
199805engI feel like going out.1
199806engI feel like reading the book "Aculpa é das Estrelas".1
199807engI feel like somehow I've stopped thinking of translation as something enjoyable.1
199808engI feel like this is not going to end well.1
199809engI feel like you've been a good friend to me and I'm glad to know you.1
199810engI feel lost.1
199811engI feel much better now.1
199812engI feel privileged to have met you.1
199813engI feel so lonely.1
199814engI feel so stupid.1
199815engI feel sometimes amazed at how much crap some people are able to produce in just one week.1
199816engI feel stupid.1
199817engI feel tired.1
199818engI feel well.1
199819engI feel your pain.1
199820engI fell asleep before father came back home1
199821engI fell in love with a girl from Vienna.1
199822engI fell in love with her at first sight.1
199823engI fell into the water.1
199824engI fell.1
199825engI felt hungry.1
199826engI felt naked.1
199827engI felt sad for no reason.1
199828engI felt sad.1
199829engI felt the earth shake.1
199830engI figured if Tom could do it, I could too.1
199831engI finally have time to reply to the mail that I have received these past three weeks.1
199832engI finally passed the aptitude test for higher management studies.1
199833engI finally understand.1
199834engI find Italian food very desirable.1
199835engI find him extremely intelligent.1
199836engI find it hard to express my feelings in words.1
199837engI find your lack of faith disturbing.1
199838engI finished the homework, and want to go to bed, but now it's time to go to school again...1
199839engI fixed it.1
199840engI fly to Italy.1
199841engI fold.1
199842engI followed him into the kitchen.1
199843engI followed him.1
199844engI followed the deer's tracks.1
199845engI followed the rules.1
199846engI forget what it's about.1
199847engI forgive you.1
199848engI forgot about it.1
199849engI forgot about that.1
199850engI forgot his name.1
199851engI forgot my money.1
199852engI forgot my phone at the meeting room.1
199853engI forgot the name of your brother; what's his name?1
199854engI forgot to ask him.1
199855engI forgot to give you what Tom gave me to give you.1
199856engI forgot to lock the door.1
199857engI forgot to phone her today.1
199858engI forgot to phone him today.1
199859engI forgot to sent her an email.1
199860engI forgot what I was going to say.1
199861engI fought against sleep.1
199862engI fought off my desire to sleep.1
199863engI found Tom.1
199864engI found Volapük to be very complicated, contrary to Esperanto, which is very simple.1
199865engI found a good Mexican restaurant.1
199866engI found a nice restaurant.1
199867engI found a place to live.1
199868engI found an apartment.1
199869engI found him to be a bright boy.1
199870engI found it by chance.1
199871engI found it!1
199872engI found my car missing.1
199873engI found out the truth.1
199874engI found out whose airplane crashed.1
199875engI found that the problem was easy.1
199876engI found the lost cat that its owner had been looking for for a long time.1
199877engI found the picture Tom was looking for.1
199878engI found the suites capacious, the sofas commodious, the sandwiches copious.1
199879engI found what I was looking for.1
199880engI found you.1
199881sweI framtiden vill jag bli en TV-presentatör.1
199882engI frequently go to the islands of Menorca and Ibiza.1
199883itaI fumatori sono pregati di occupare i posti dietro.1
199884engI gained comprehensive knowledge of God after reading the bible.1
199885itaI gatti fanno le fusa.1
199886itaI gatti possono vedere al buio.1
199887engI gave Thomas milk and cookies.1
199888engI gave him a few books.1
199889engI gave him a ride on my hairy motor-scooter.1
199890engI gave him an enema.1
199891engI gave him what little money I had.1
199892engI gave my cold to him.1
199893engI gave my dad a tambourine as a gift.1
199894engI gave tree candies to every child.1
199895engI gave you a book.1
199896engI gave you my word.1
199897itaI genitori non riuscivano a staccare gli occhi di dosso al bambino.1
199898itaI genitori sono responsabili dell'educazione dei propri figli.1
199899itaI gentili utenti sono pregati di chiudere questa porta accompagnandola.1
199900engI get a headache just hearing the name "Tom."1
199901engI get along well with him.1
199902engI get along with everybody.1
199903engI get anything I want.1
199904engI get awkward talking to girls.1
199905engI get hives when I eat eggs.1
199906engI get off at the next station.1
199907engI get on with him well.1
199908engI get paid 300,000 yen per month.1
199909engI get the impression that you aren't telling the truth.1
199910engI get up early.1
199911engI get what I want.1
199912itaI giovani sono facilmente influenzabili.1
199913engI give the book to my friend.1
199914engI give you my supreme word of honor.1
199915engI gladly accepted his proposal.1
199916engI go for a run every day.1
199917engI go in for tennis while my sister goes in for swimming.1
199918engI go shopping every morning.1
199919engI go to P.E. class just so I can watch sweaty boys running around in shorts.1
199920engI go to San Pablo.1
199921engI go to bed at 10 p.m.1
199922engI go to church on Sunday.1
199923engI go to school at seven.1
199924engI go to school daily.1
199925engI go to school every day by bus.1
199926engI go to the library at least once a week.1
199927engI go to work in the morning for a seven o'clock start.1
199928engI gonna do that.1
199929engI got Tom to wait1
199930engI got a book in the mail today.1
199931engI got a fish bone stuck in my throat.1
199932engI got a little revenge on him.1
199933engI got a lot out of that book I read.1
199934engI got a real fright!1
199935engI got a stomach tumor and had to have it operated on.1
199936engI got bored.1
199937engI got carded.1
199938engI got carried away.1
199939engI got divorced.1
199940engI got dressed in a hurry.1
199941engI got drunk last night and did something stupid.1
199942engI got fired from the company, but since I have a little money saved up, for the time being, I won't have trouble with living expenses.1
199943engI got here as fast as I could.1
199944engI got into trouble.1
199945engI got married eight years ago.1
199946engI got on the train for London.1
199947engI got pregnant from the Finnish harpist that I told you about last night.1
199948engI got rid of all the books.1
199949engI got rid of it.1
199950engI got sick.1
199951engI got some sand in my eye.1
199952engI got stood up.1
199953engI got the bilingual dictionary for an unbelievably cheap price.1
199954engI got the ticket for free.1
199955engI got tired from all the running around.1
199956engI got to my plane five minutes before takeoff.1
199957engI got up early this morning to go fishing.1
199958engI got up, I washed, I drank a cup of coffee and I left.1
199959engI got what I wanted.1
199960engI got what you mean.1
199961engI got you, rascal!1
199962engI gotta keep on movin'.1
199963engI greet you, friends of the sun.1
199964engI grew up here.1
199965engI grew up with them.1
199966engI gritted my teeth.1
199967engI guess I could be pretty pissed off about what happened to me.1
199968engI guess I have to trust you.1
199969engI guess I shouldn't have done that.1
199970engI guess after so many beers Tom is probably very drunk.1
199971engI guess after that many beers Tom is probably very drunk.1
199972engI guess that there are fundamentalists and radicals even in the relatively peaceful domain of language...1
199973engI guess that's a good thing.1
199974engI guess we are meant to be best friends.1
199975engI guess we could just agree to disagree.1
199976engI guess you don't read much.1
199977itaI gufi hanno gli occhi grandi.1
199978itaI gusti musicali variano da persona a persona.1
199979danI går købte jeg katten i sækken.1
199980danI går morges.1
199981sweI går var det fredag och i övermorgon är det måndag.1
199982nobI går var det svært vindig.1
199983danI går var jeg syg.1
199984engI had a bad dream last night.1
199985engI had a cat.1
199986engI had a cerebral contusion.1
199987engI had a good idea.1
199988engI had a good sleep last night.1
199989engI had a headache.1
199990engI had a nightmare.1
199991engI had a splinter in my finger, so I asked Tom to help me get it out.1
199992engI had a stroke.1
199993engI had a weird dream last night.1
199994engI had a white dress made by my mother.1
199995engI had an accident at work.1
199996engI had an argument with my sister about whom to invite.1
199997engI had an intravenous drip in hospital.1
199998engI had been thinking about our new project for two weeks, but I couldn't come up with a good idea.1
199999engI had enough to do to catch the last bus.1
200000engI had gray hair.1

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