Examples of using "Mennünk" in a sentence and their english translations:
- We have to go.
- We should go.
- We have to go.
- We should go.
- We should get going.
- We need to leave.
- We have to leave.
- We've got to go.
- We have to go now.
- We must go now.
- We must get back.
- We must turn back.
- We've got to get back.
We have to go to school.
We should go together.
We have no place to go.
Do we have to go there?
We should probably go.
We'd better get inside.
We had to walk.
We have to get to work.
We really have to go.
Where do we need to go?
We have a long way to go.
We need to get to the airport.
- I thought we should go.
- I thought that we should go.
We need to leave immediately.
Do we really have to go there?
Maybe we should go back.
Then we should go back.
We don't need to go anywhere.
Why do we need to go to Boston?
We have to go back soon.
We must go now.
We must leave now.
We have to go home now.
We must leave right away.
We'd better hurry back.
We should go to the party.
We had to walk.
We must get back to the ship.
Do we really need to leave now?
It's almost seven. We have to go to school.
It is close to seven o'clock. We have to go to school.
It being Sunday today, we have no school.
Do we need to take a toll road? We're not in a hurry.
- I think we'd better go.
- I think that we'd better go.
We must prevent this.
Do we have to come to school next Monday?
If there are no taxis, we'll have to walk.
We must leave.
- I think we need to go back to Boston.
- I think that we need to go back to Boston.
- We need to get help.
- We must get help.
We must follow Tom.
We must go there at least once a year.
We have to go on foot since there's no transportation in this area.
There being no train, we had to walk all the way.
We've got to get out of here.
Time to go.
We should go to sleep.
- I still say we should've gone.
- I still say we should have gone.
- We have to take the stairs, because the elevator is being repaired.
- We have to use the stairs, because the elevator is being repaired.
We must follow them.
Thanks to the internet, you won't even need to leave your house.
Perhaps we should go to Boston next week to visit Tom.
We don't have class tomorrow afternoon.
We must counterattack.
It's time for us to leave here.
The elevator's out of order, so we'll have to take the stairs. At least it's only two floors!
“We have to go to the other side of the street.” “You are not allowed to cross here. We have to go on to the next traffic light."
If you know that something unpleasant will happen, that you will go to the dentist for example, or to France, then that is not good.