Sentence examples of "nach hause gehen" in German
Ich hätte spät nachts nicht allein nach Hause gehen sollen.
I shouldn't have walked home late at night by myself.
Es wird schon spät. Ich möchte nicht alleine nach Hause gehen.
It's getting late. I don't wanna go home alone.
Es tut mir leid, aber ich werde jetzt nach Hause gehen müssen.
I'm sorry, but I'll have to go home now.
Ich habe euch gesagt, dass ihr nach hause gehen sollt. Warum seit ihr immer noch hier?
I told you guys to go home. Why are you still here?
Du hast heute am meisten gelernt und bist artig gewesen, du darfst früher nach Hause gehen als die anderen.
Today you learned more than the others and were well behaved. You may go home before the others.
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