Examples of using I-i'm in English and their translations into Danish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
I-I'm too busy.
Oh, Colin.- I-I'm sorry.
I-I'm clean now.
Lieutenant, I-I'm fine.
I-I'm going to go away.
Actually, I-I'm in New York.
I-I'm not your slave.
I'm really sorry, Tiff. I-I'm.
I-I'm not one of them.
Brother Isaac, I-I'm a black man.
I-I'm here with my son.
I'm not okay. i-i'm wearing borrowed pants.
I-I'm not your patient!
Um… no, I mean, I-I'm more focused on tonight.
I-i'm All set up here.
I-lf you're not gonna help me, I-I'm gonna do it myself.
Yes, I-I'm fine now.
I-I'm not going to say it.
Judy, I-I'm sorry, but I… No.
I-I'm not quitting. No, no.
Walden, I-I'm Chinese Elvis.
I-I'm gonna get you outta here. No.
Really? I-I'm… I'm Ellie Bishop?
I-I'm trying to set that up.
Dad? Dad, I-I'm so sorry. Emma?
I-I'm allowed to be here.
Yes, yeah, I-I'm really sorry. Work got busy.
I-I'm not finished, Lieutenant.
No, I-I'm okay, sweetheart.
I-i'm just here to help you.