Sentence examples of "Early" in English with translation "pronto"

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You've arrived too early. Llegaste demasiado pronto.
Today I got up early. Hoy me he levantado pronto.
It is still too early. Todavía es demasiado pronto.
Old people wake up early. Los ancianos se levantan pronto.
You've come too early. Has venido demasiado pronto.
Tom came home early yesterday. Ayer Tom volvió pronto a casa.
She always got up early. Ella siempre se levanta pronto.
I go to bed very early. Me acuesto muy pronto.
Wake me up early tomorrow morning. Despiértame pronto mañana.
I'm used to getting up early. Estoy acostumbrado a levantarme pronto.
Get up as early as you can. Levántate tan pronto como puedas.
She's accustomed to getting up early. Está acostumbrada a levantarse pronto.
It's still too early to tell. Aún es muy pronto para juzgar.
I got up early in the morning. Me levanté pronto por la mañana.
Be sure to come home early today. Asegúrate de volver a casa pronto hoy.
What a shame that Andrea left this early. Qué lástima que Andrea se haya ido tan pronto.
Tom didn't have to come so early. Tom no tenía que venir tan pronto.
Go early in order to get a good seat. Ve pronto para conseguir un buen asiento.
That you have come early is a good thing. Que tengas que venir pronto es una cosa buena.
Let's start early in the morning, shall we? ¿Empecemos pronto por la mañana, vale?
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