Examples of using "Szukałem" in a sentence and their english translations:
I have been looking for you.
I've looked everywhere.
I looked for Tom.
I looked for the key.
- I have been looking for you.
- I was looking for you.
I wasn't looking.
- This is what I have been looking for.
- This is exactly what I've been looking for.
You're the person I've been looking for.
- I found the key I was looking for.
- I found the key I had been looking for.
- I found the key that I'd been looking for.
I was looking for the remote.
No. I looked for them for more than an hour.
- This is the very dictionary I've been looking for.
- This is the very dictionary that I have been looking for.
I looked for someone to take her place.
I've been looking for a girl like you.
I've been seeking an answer to your question.
- I searched in my pocket for a coin to make a phone call.
- In order to make a phone call, I put my hand in my pocket and searched for a coin.
I found the book I had long been looking for.
This isn't what I was looking for.
I couldn't find the page I was looking for.
I've been looking for my keys all day.
I looked for Tom and Mary for over an hour.
"This is what I was looking for!" he exclaimed.
This is the book I've been looking for.
I was looking for something, but couldn't find it.
I was looking for Andy. Do you know where he is?
I'd been seeking the answer to that question for years,
I was able to find the book I was looking for.
I was simply looking for someone like you.
I searched for hours, but couldn't find it.
I found the rare edition that I've been looking so long for.
I couldn't find the word I was looking for in the dictionary.
- I searched, but I didn't find it.
- I searched, but I didn't find her.
- I searched, but I didn't find him.
I searched, but I didn't find him.
It would only take 100 or 500 yen coins, so I search for change but don't find any.
I looked in my closet for something to wear, but couldn't find anything appropriate for the occasion.
I looked in my closet for something to wear.