Most Commented Sentences

as of April 14th, 2018

Most Commented Sentences
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200501berI kecc, amek tellid?1
200502berI kemm, amek tellid?1
200503engI kept still and said nothing.1
200504engI kept thinking about all the things I needed to do and couldn't fall asleep.1
200505engI killed God.1
200506engI killed her by drowning her in a tub filled with Neo Kobe pizza.1
200507engI killed them all.1
200508engI killed two birds in one stone.1
200509engI killed two birds with one stone.1
200510engI kind of figured that out.1
200511engI kind of like him.1
200512engI knew I could count on you.1
200513engI knew I was making progress.1
200514engI knew Tom better than he thought I did.1
200515engI knew Tom would say something stupid.1
200516engI knew Tom would want to go home early today.1
200517engI knew both Tom and Mary very well.1
200518engI knew right off the bat that something was wrong.1
200519engI knew she was a "troublemaker", Rebecca muttered.1
200520engI knew that I shouldn't be doing that.1
200521engI knew that she had drawn well in her childhood.1
200522engI knew who did it.1
200523engI knew you were alive.1
200524engI knew you were crazy, but I didn't know you were this crazy.1
200525engI knew you'd be in here.1
200526engI knew you'd be mad.1
200527engI know Tom isn't happy here.1
200528engI know Tom was there.1
200529engI know Tom.1
200530engI know a girl whose father is a lawyer.1
200531engI know a good restaurant that's inexpensive.1
200532engI know a hole in the wall that's really cheap.1
200533engI know a person who speaks Russian very well.1
200534engI know a shorter route.1
200535engI know a very nice little hotel quite close to here.1
200536engI know about this project for the most part.1
200537engI know all their names.1
200538engI know better than to climb mountains in winter without making all necessary preparations beforehand.1
200539engI know better than to do such a thing.1
200540engI know dirty jokes, but I don't tell them.1
200541engI know everybody here.1
200542engI know everything about him.1
200543engI know exactly how Tom feels.1
200544engI know exactly where he is.1
200545engI know from experience; playing football barefoot is a bad idea. You could easily end up with broken toes.1
200546engI know from his speech that he is not an American.1
200547engI know hardly anything about it.1
200548engI know her very well.1
200549engI know her.1
200550engI know him by sight.1
200551engI know how angry you are.1
200552engI know how dangerous it can be to be with her.1
200553engI know how much it means to you.1
200554engI know how much you love Mary.1
200555engI know how much you love her.1
200556engI know how much you love him.1
200557engI know how to drive a car.1
200558engI know how to fix this.1
200559engI know how to get there.1
200560engI know how to survive1
200561engI know how to swim, but I don't like swimming in the river.1
200562engI know it myself.1
200563engI know it's difficult.1
200564engI know it's easy, but I've never done it.1
200565engI know it's hard to believe.1
200566engI know it's kind of late, but would you mind if I came over now? I have something I need to discuss with you.1
200567engI know it's not easy.1
200568engI know nothing about her.1
200569engI know nothing about it.1
200570engI know nothing about women.1
200571engI know nothing whatever about it.1
200572engI know nothing.1
200573engI know that adding sentences only in your native or strongest language is probably not as much fun as practicing writing foreign languages, but please don't add sentences to the Tatoeba Corpus if you are not absolutely sure they are correct. If you want to practice languages that you are studying, please do so by using a website designed for that purpose such as www.lang-8.com.1
200574engI know that he was busy.1
200575engI know that he's reading.1
200576engI know that it's difficult.1
200577engI know that job wasn't easy.1
200578engI know that one day you'll be gratefut to me.1
200579engI know that some of your students don't like you.1
200580engI know that you are learning Lojban.1
200581engI know that you live here.1
200582engI know that you still love me.1
200583engI know that you will learn a lot.1
200584engI know that you're a teacher.1
200585engI know the house where he was born.1
200586engI know the name of this animal.1
200587engI know the sentence must start with a noun.1
200588engI know the whole story.1
200589engI know they were there.1
200590engI know this is hard.1
200591engI know this.1
200592engI know two too many ways to weigh that way.1
200593engI know what I know!1
200594engI know what I think.1
200595engI know what I'm talking about.1
200596engI know what happened with Tom.1
200597engI know what it's like to be alone.1
200598engI know what they want me to do.1
200599engI know what time you said you'd get there, but I couldn't get there then.1
200600engI know what we can do.1
200601engI know what you did last summer.1
200602engI know what you did to them.1
200603engI know what you mean.1
200604engI know what you're going to say.1
200605engI know what you're thinking.1
200606engI know what you're trying to do.1
200607engI know what your name is.1
200608engI know where I'm going.1
200609engI know where it is.1
200610engI know who Tom is.1
200611engI know who he is.1
200612engI know who lives in that house.1
200613engI know who lives in this house.1
200614engI know who she is.1
200615engI know why he's doing this.1
200616engI know why there are so many people who love chopping wood. In this activity one immediately sees the results. -- Albert EINSTEIN1
200617engI know you are struggling.1
200618engI know you have a girlfriend.1
200619engI know you like Tom.1
200620engI know you should feel guilty in some corner of your heart.1
200621engI know you still love him.1
200622engI know you're afraid.1
200623engI know you're hiding something.1
200624engI know you're nervous, but rest assured, you won't feel a thing.1
200625engI know you're upset about your car being totaled, but you weren't injured and you should be thankful to be alive.1
200626engI know you're upset.1
200627engI know you've been through a lot.1
200628engI know you.1
200629engI know your kind.1
200630engI know your name.1
200631engI know your time is valuable, but could I ask you just one question?1
200632engI know, I should have stayed with you.1
200633engI lack imagination.1
200634engI laughed a lot.1
200635engI laughed so hard that I cried.1
200636engI lay on my face.1
200637engI leaned to see if there was water and fell down the well.1
200638engI learn Nahuatl at my school. I'm Mexican.1
200639engI learn a lot from my father.1
200640engI learned it by heart.1
200641engI learned to read in school.1
200642engI learned to write in school.1
200643engI learnt many things about Greek culture.1
200644engI leave for Brussels in one hour.1
200645engI leave uncultivated today, was precisely yesterday perishes tomorrow which person of the body implored.1
200646engI left Africa forever.1
200647engI left Japan ten years ago.1
200648engI left a message.1
200649engI left as soon as I could.1
200650engI left it on the table.1
200651engI left my tennis racket on the train.1
200652engI left my umbrella on the train.1
200653engI left out two sentences.1
200654engI left school early.1
200655engI let Tom do that.1
200656engI like "feijoada".1
200657engI like Boston a lot.1
200658engI like English and Farsi very much.1
200659engI like Japanese girls.1
200660engI like Russian food.1
200661engI like a solitary walk.1
200662engI like all sorts of paintings.1
200663engI like all vegetables except for cabbage.1
200664engI like and I need to study many foreign languages.1
200665engI like astrology.1
200666engI like bananas more than apples.1
200667engI like being a little star, being a big star is too much pressure and I don't like pressure at all.1
200668engI like being a teacher.1
200669engI like being with you.1
200670engI like blue.1
200671engI like both dogs and cats.1
200672engI like butterflies.1
200673engI like cartoons.1
200674engI like chicken.1
200675engI like coffee better than tea.1
200676engI like coffee.1
200677engI like cracking sunflower seeds.1
200678engI like curry rice.1
200679engI like dogs very much.1
200680engI like eating cake.1
200681engI like everything French, especially their cheese.1
200682engI like girls.1
200683engI like grapes, but I can't eat too many of them.1
200684engI like her very much.1
200685engI like him very much.1
200686engI like honey.1
200687engI like hot food, you like cold food, and Jane likes lukewarm food.1
200688engI like hot springs off the beaten track.1
200689engI like hot springs that are off the beaten track.1
200690engI like jazz.1
200691engI like junk food.1
200692engI like languages.1
200693engI like living in this country.1
200694engI like math.1
200695engI like maths.1
200696engI like milk and bread.1
200697engI like milk more than juice.1
200698engI like milk.1
200699engI like music very much.1
200700engI like music.1
200701engI like my friends.1
200702engI like onsen off the beaten track.1
200703engI like pigs. Dogs look up to us. Cats look down on us. Pigs treat us as equals.1
200704engI like playing basketball.1
200705engI like reading mysteries.1
200706engI like reading this article.1
200707engI like reading.1
200708engI like sandwiches.1
200709engI like shopping on Ebay.1
200710engI like slow paced movies.1
200711engI like snow.1
200712engI like spicy Mexican food.1
200713engI like studying languages.1
200714engI like summer, but I can't stand the heat.1
200715engI like sushi.1
200716engI like that answer.1
200717engI like that university, but it's too near my home.1
200718engI like that word — it will be integrated into my vocabulary immediately!1
200719engI like that.1
200720engI like the Japanese language very much.1
200721engI like the Tatoeba logo.1
200722engI like the assumption that everyone is trying his best, and we should all just be kind to each other.1
200723engI like the boys from the start of the marathon.1
200724engI like the colors on this painting, but it's far too small for me.1
200725engI like the colour green.1
200726engI like the mountain more than the sea.1
200727engI like the name Tom. It has a nice ring to it.1
200728engI like the smell of fresh bread.1
200729engI like the sound of the oud.1
200730engI like the sun.1
200731engI like the way you smile.1
200732engI like the way you talk.1
200733engI like the way you walk.1
200734engI like the yogurt without preservatives.1
200735engI like them all.1
200736engI like them both.1
200737engI like them.1
200738engI like this color.1
200739engI like this cup.1
200740engI like this music.1
200741engI like this part of the song.1
200742engI like this photo because it shows my virility.1
200743engI like this school.1
200744engI like this song.1
200745engI like to be home, that way I can work on my story.1
200746engI like to eat Greek food.1
200747engI like to eyeball my ingredients, mostly because I don't feel like washing my measuring cups over and over.1
200748engI like to learn Chinese and English.1
200749engI like to learn languages.1
200750engI like to listen to music.1
200751engI like to praise Mary.1
200752engI like to relax with a good novel.1
200753engI like to shop at that department store.1
200754engI like to sleep on my stomach.1
200755engI like to sleep-in on weekends.1
200756engI like to talk to people in their native languages.1
200757engI like to try new things.1
200758engI like to watch anime.1
200759engI like turtles.1
200760engI like you, but not just because you're beautiful.1
200761engI like your car.1
200762engI like your cat.1
200763engI like your computer.1
200764engI like your dog.1
200765engI like your dress.1
200766engI like your house.1
200767engI like your profile picture.1
200768engI like your scarf.1
200769engI liked Tom.1
200770engI liked it.1
200771engI liked your story.1
200772engI listen to the radio every night.1
200773engI listened to music.1
200774engI listened, but I didn't hear anything.1
200775engI little hoped to meet you here.1
200776engI live across the street.1
200777engI live alone.1
200778engI live from hand to mouth.1
200779engI live in Australia.1
200780engI live in Beijing now.1
200781engI live in Belfast.1
200782engI live in Cairo.1
200783engI live in Fiji.1
200784engI live in Hungary.1
200785engI live in India.1
200786engI live in Malaysia.1
200787engI live in Osaka.1
200788engI live in Rome.1
200789engI live in Savigny-sur-Orge, a small town in the Paris suburbs.1
200790engI live in Tahiti.1
200791engI live in Tokyo.1
200792engI live in Turkey.1
200793engI live in a big city.1
200794engI live in a quiet neighborhood.1
200795engI live in a town.1
200796engI live in an apartment.1
200797engI live near I work.1
200798engI live on the same floor as Tom.1
200799engI live quite near here.1
200800engI live with my uncle.1
200801engI live within spitting distance of the subway station.1
200802engI lived for years and years.1
200803engI lived there for five years.1
200804engI locked myself out of my house.1
200805engI log into Tatoeba weekly.1
200806engI long for my lost happiness.1
200807engI look forward to speaking with you again.1
200808engI looked everywhere.1
200809engI looked for a place in which to sleep.1
200810itaI loro genitori sono più vecchi dei nostri.1
200811engI lost a glove. Now what should I do with the second one?1
200812engI lost another chance.1
200813engI lost interest.1
200814engI lost it.1
200815engI lost my car key.1
200816engI lost my hat.1
200817engI lost my passport!1
200818engI lost my umbrella.1
200819engI lost your phone number.1
200820engI love Android phones.1
200821engI love Boston.1
200822engI love Christmas songs.1
200823engI love France.1
200824engI love Fridays!1
200825engI love Mary.1
200826engI love Spanish omelettes, too!1
200827engI love Tatoeba.1
200828engI love all berries, but especially strawberries.1
200829engI love animals.1
200830engI love animals. I have two dogs.1
200831hunI love blogging.1
200832engI love books.1
200833engI love buying on eBay.1
200834engI love chocolates, especially those with nuts.1
200835engI love cooking.1
200836engI love eating melons.1
200837engI love flowers.1
200838engI love geography and history.1
200839engI love her daughter.1
200840engI love her so much I could die.1
200841engI love her so much I would die for her.1
200842engI love her, but she loves someone else.1
200843engI love him more than any of the other boys.1
200844engI love him, but he is gay.1
200845engI love him, but he loves someone else.1
200846engI love horses.1
200847engI love it when they leave the curtains open.1
200848engI love languages.1
200849engI love learning languages by listening to them.1
200850engI love music.1
200851engI love my Italian dialect.1
200852engI love my brothers and sisters.1
200853engI love my city.1
200854engI love my home.1
200855engI love my job.1
200856engI love my motherland.1
200857engI love myself.1
200858engI love nature.1
200859engI love not man the less, but nature more.1
200860engI love rabbits ... with French fries and a good glass of wine.1
200861engI love rabbits ... with chips and a good glass of wine.1
200862engI love serious music.1
200863engI love shopping in this mall.1
200864engI love sitting on the beach.1
200865engI love swimming.1
200866engI love tea.1
200867engI love that movie.1
200868engI love that picture.1
200869engI love that shirt.1
200870engI love the fatherland.1
200871engI love the girl I met yesterday.1
200872engI love the smell of napalm in the morning.1
200873engI love the songs sung by Kylie Minogue.1
200874engI love the way you say such things.1
200875engI love this picture.1
200876engI love this song.1
200877engI love to bargain.1
200878engI love to be alive.1
200879engI love to dance.1
200880engI love to hate you.1
200881engI love to read.1
200882engI love to teach.1
200883engI love to travel abroad.1
200884engI love to watch anime.1
200885engI love turtles.1
200886engI love what you've done to your place.1
200887engI love winter.1
200888engI love you and I will always love you.1
200889engI love you and always will love you.1
200890engI love you as fresh meat loves salt.1
200891engI love you bunches.1
200892engI love you just the way you are.1
200893engI love you like I love myself.1
200894engI love you more than anybody else ever did love you.1
200895engI love you more than you love me.1
200896engI love you so much today too.1
200897engI love you the way you are.1
200898engI love you too.1
200899engI love you with all my heart.1
200900engI love you!1
200901engI love you, Laurie.1
200902engI love you, Raphael!1
200903engI love you, Tom.1
200904engI love you, but not that way.1
200905engI love you. Will you marry me?1
200906engI love your daughter.1
200907engI love your outfit.1
200908engI loved to hang out there.1
200909engI loved you more than anybody else ever did.1
200910engI made a big mistake in choosing my wife.1
200911engI made a doll for Ann.1
200912engI made some bunny-shaped cookies.1
200913engI made up my mind to do the work no matter how hard it might be.1
200914engI make it a rule never to borrow money.1
200915engI make it a rule to read the newspaper every day lest I should fall behind the times.1
200916engI managed to repair my car by myself.1
200917engI marvel how you could agree to the proposal.1
200918itaI materiali da costruzione sono molto costosi in questo momento.1
200919itaI materiali di costruzione costano molto caro al momento.1
200920itaI materiali di costruzione sono molto cari adesso.1
200921itaI materiali di costruzione sono molto cari ora.1
200922itaI materiali di costruzione sono molto costosi adesso.1
200923itaI materiali di costruzione sono molto costosi ora.1
200924engI may be a bit crazy.1
200925engI may never see you again.1
200926engI may not agree with what you say.1
200927engI may write a letter for you.1
200928engI mean it.1
200929engI mean, am I that good as a friend that it's hard to take chances to be in a relationship with me?1
200930engI meant it as a serious comment.1
200931engI meant to call her, but I forgot to.1
200932engI met Tom the other day.1
200933engI met a child once.1
200934engI met a friend of mine at the airport.1
200935engI met a keen-eyed guy.1
200936engI met a nice young man.1
200937engI met her for the first time in Kyoto.1
200938engI met her in the winter of last year.1
200939engI met him after work.1
200940engI met him in the street.1
200941engI met him while I was staying in Paris.1
200942engI met him yesterday.1
200943engI met my teacher on the street the other day.1
200944engI met somebody who knows you.1
200945engI met with an old woman.1
200946itaI miei amici mi hanno aperto gli occhi su questa cosa.1
200947itaI miei genitori lo amano.1
200948itaI miei gusti sono molto diversi dai tuoi.1
200949itaI miei libri sono questi, e quelli sono i suoi.1
200950itaI miei vicini sono miei amici.1
200951engI might be able to help you.1
200952engI might be crazy, but not stupid.1
200953engI might be your only friend.1
200954engI might need to help Tom?1
200955engI might not be able to help.1
200956engI might throw up on you.1
200957engI miss Paris.1
200958engI miss Tom's cooking.1
200959engI miss you so much!1
200960engI miss you.1
200961engI missed it inadvertently.1
200962engI missed seeing the film. Did you see it?1
200963engI missed the British accent so much.1
200964engI missed the last two lessons.1
200965engI missed you so much!1
200966engI missed you.1
200967engI mistook her for Minako. They look so much alike.1
200968engI misunderstood.1
200969danI morgen er det jul.1
200970nobI morges følte jeg en bølge av nye ideer og friske krefter.1
200971engI must be going deaf.1
200972engI must brush up my English.1
200973engI must clean the bathroom right away.1
200974engI must convince Tom.1
200975engI must decline.1
200976engI must do something.1
200977engI must get my hair cut.1
200978engI must go home.1
200979engI must go.1
200980engI must have forgotten it.1
200981engI must know the truth.1
200982engI must needs do this work today.1
200983engI must reject your request.1
200984engI must say no to you.1
200985engI must say, his behaviour is exemplary.1
200986engI must speak to Tom.1
200987engI must warn you to be careful anyway.1
200988engI myself am to blame for my own mistakes, no one else.1
200989nobI mål kommer man aldri i slike prosjekter.1
200990pcdI n'faut pas qu'ches glaines is cantent pus fort que ch'co.1
200991engI nearly died.1
200992engI nearly wet myself when I saw the scene with them.1
200993engI need Tom's help.1
200994engI need a bag.1
200995engI need a ball point pen.1
200996engI need a break.1
200997engI need a calendar.1
200998engI need a car.1
200999engI need a computer.1
201000engI need a dictionary.1

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