Examples of using "выхожу»" in a sentence and their english translations:
I'm going out.
Yes, I will change trains there.
I seldom go out.
I get off here.
I'm getting married.
- I am getting off at the next station.
- I'm getting off at the next station.
- I'm getting off at the next stop.
- I'll get off at the next station.
- I am going to get off at the next stop.
- I get off at the next station.
- I'm going to get off at the next stop.
I get off at the next station.
- I am getting off at the next station.
- I'm getting off at the next station.
I get off there, too.
I sometimes go out for a walk.
I'm leaving in ten minutes.
I'm going out in an hour.
Don't shoot. I'm coming out.
I am leaving at ten o'clock.
I am going out onto the street.
I never go out.
I seldom leave the house anymore.
- I am getting off at the next station.
- I'm getting off at the next stop.
- I'm getting off the train at the next stop.
- I am getting off at the next station.
- I'm getting off at the next station.
I'm getting married.
I'm getting off the bus here.
I never leave home without it.
I hardly ever go out.
That's why I'm not getting married.
I rarely go out after dark.
I'm retiring in October.
I go running every morning.
I connect to the Internet almost every day.
I leave my house at 8:00 in the morning.
I'm not going outside.
My new job starts Monday.
I almost never leave the house anymore.
I'm going to get married soon.
In winter I leave home at nine.
I'm getting married in October.
I'm getting married on October 20th.
- I am going to get off at the next stop.
- I'm going to get off at the next stop.
- I'll get off here.
- I get off here.
I'm retiring.
I rarely get out on weekends.
I leave home at 7:30 in the morning.
- I don't get out much.
- I don't go out much.
I seldom go out after dark.
I almost never go out after dark.
I usually leave home at 6:30.
I always turn off the light when I leave a room.
There is a rumor about that he is going to resign.
I leave home before eight o'clock every morning.
I leave home before eight o'clock every morning.
I'm getting married in November.
I'm getting married next Saturday.
I'm getting married this year.
That's why I'm not getting married.
I'm getting married next Sunday.
I'm getting married next week.
I told Tom I was getting married.
- I'm getting married.
- I'm going to get married.
I step out for bread less often than some girls step down the aisle.
My dog follows me whenever I leave the room.
I'm retiring.
I polish my boots and go out — the old dirt will give way to the new.
That's why I'm not getting married.
I'll get off at the next station.
I'm a little girl, I don't go to school. Buy me sandals, I'm getting married.
I jog twice a week.
- I hardly ever go out on weekends.
- I almost never go out on weekends.
I don't go out much anymore.
I seldom go out anymore.
Eeny, meeny, miny, moe, catch a tiger by his toe, if he hollers let him go, eeny, meeny, miny, moe. My mother told me to catch the very best one and you are not it.