Examples of using "Kalk" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Rise and shine.
- Rise and shine!
Hey, get up.
Get up early.
Straighten up!
Come on, get up.
- Wake up!
- Wake up.
Get out of my chair.
I said get up!
Get up, now!
Get up out of bed.
Just get up.
Get on your feet.
Get up, Mary.
Wake up, sleepy-head!
Get up early in the morning.
Stand up, please.
Get up and fight.
Stand up, Tom.
Just stand up.
Get up as early as you can.
Get up early tomorrow morning!
- Stand upright when I'm talking to you.
- Stand up when I'm talking to you!
Get up at seven tomorrow morning.
Get up. It's late.
I know you're tired, but wake up!
Stand up when you talk to me.
Do get up, it's very late.
Stand up and walk.
Stand up if you hate Scotland!
Get up early, or you'll be late.
Stand up and take a bow.
"On your feet," shouted the guard.
Get up early, and you'll be in time.
Stand up and read the book, Tom.
You stand up and close the door.
Get up at once, or you will be late for school.
Get up early, else you'll be late for school.
Stand up and introduce yourself, please.
Come on, get up. You're going to be late to school.
Get up at once, or you will miss the 7:00 bus.
- Get up, Ronald! Your mother has made you a sweet roll.
- Get up, Ronald! Your mother has cooked you a sweetroll.
Get up, Ronald! Your mother has made you a sweet roll.
Tom played Reveille on his bugle every morning.
- Stand up when I am talking to you.
- Stand up when I'm talking to you!
I'm tired of watching TV. Let's do something else.