Examples of using I'm trying to go in English and their translations into Portuguese
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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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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
I'm trying to go here.
Thanks, but I'm trying to go home.
I'm trying to go home.
That's why I'm trying to go with you.
I'm trying to go places.
Then I'm trying to go to school.
I'm trying to go to Seoul.
I'm trying to go to college!
I'm trying to go on a diet, you know?
I'm trying to go to college next year.
I'm trying to go beyond what my father taught me.
I'm trying to go to the bathroom.- I can't do nothing.- You okay.
I'm trying to go into the American market but still sing in Spanish.
I'm trying to go to Pakistan so I can capture Osama bin Laden. I'm gonna bring him to justice.
And I'm trying to go up without thinking of anything trivial such as politics."; see, Shelton, pp. 200-205.
I'm trying to go for speed today so I have enough time to paint, because I don't have arms and I don't have much cool craziness going on.
I was trying to go to the funeral of President Kaczyński until the very last moment.
Could look like I was trying to go behind his back.
I was trying to go find out how to get rid of the geese.
I was trying to go to Florida.
You know, it's a psychological mapping of where I am, where I am trying to go.
So with 10 months approaching I was trying to go searching an adult ration to start the replacement process.
After about a million-- I mean, I got rejected from lots of places, because I was not only trying to go to a poor country, I was trying to go to the poor of the poor country.
After about a million-- I mean, I got rejected from lots of places, because I was not only trying to go to a poor country, I was trying to go to the poor of the poor country.