Examples of using Still have to go in English and their translations into Finnish
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I still have to go.
And, yes, you still have to go.
I still have to go.
Your elbow's like an angel's kiss, but you still have to go.
You still have to go.
People also translate
You can never be sure of anything but we still have to go inside.
We still have to go.
Even if the work is not tied to physical labor, you still have to go.
You still have to go.
I say to them this: in the last few weeks and months, we have seen how far we have come in some ways, butalso how far we still have to go.
You two still have to go.
I still have to go to the bank tomorrow, and have my meeting, and then I have a lot to work out with Marina's family.
Nothing. We still have to go.
We still have to go underwear shopping.
You mean I still have to go?
I still have to go home and fill out my egg diary.
Thank you, but you still have to go to school.
But you still have to go to school. Thank you.
You can narrow your total down by length of stay, you still have to go through it one case at a time. but after that.
These Member States still have to go through the Schengen evaluation before being able to join the Schengen area.
But we still have to go♪.
This decision illustrates just how far we still have to go before Europe actually has a democratically controlled security and defence policy.
It is not even because Portuguese women still have to go to court to expose their pain and their intimate details in a humiliating ordeal.
A lot still has to go right before we even get to Terra Nova.
He still has to go through customs.
It still has to go, right?
A few days later I was fine but I still had to go to therapy.”.
You may hate this place,but our daughter still has to go here.
This crisis shows how far Europe still has to go before it becomes anything other than an integrated economic area.
The woman begins to hesitate,she refuses to leave the house, and if she still had to go to work, every hour spent outside the home, it becomes a real challenge for them.