Examples of using Somebody in the house in English and their translations into Swedish
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Is somebody in the house?
I think there's somebody in the house.
Somebody in the house. Stolen by who?
Stolen by who? Somebody in the house.
I heard somebody in the house.
There's somebody in the house.
I heard somebody in the house, so I made my way outside.
There's somebody in the house!
That's what!- Chris, was somebody in the house?
There's somebody in the house!- Calm down,!
He must have pissed off somebody in the house.
You saw somebody in the house Saturday night?
There's… there's somebody in the house.- Who?
If there's somebody in the house or in the villa, I lock myself up in here.
What? There's somebody in the house!
There's somebody in the house.
You mean, like if there was somebody in the house or something?
There's somebody in the house!- What?
You mean, like if there was somebody in the house or something?
He's got somebody in the house with him, Jack.
It must have been somebody in the house this time last year.
Will! He's got somebody in the house with him, Jack.
Somebody's in the house.
Somebody's in the house!
So somebody falls in the house.
Shh! I think somebody's in the house.
I think somebody's in the house.- Shh!
You don't worry about somebody dying in the house that you sold them.