Sentence examples of "hear" in English with translation "oír"

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I hear he is ill. He oído decir que está enfermo.
I didn't hear anything. No he oído nada.
We hear with our ears. Oímos con nuestras orejas.
We often hear you sing. A menudo te oímos cantar.
I seldom hear from him. Rara vez oigo de él.
I can't hear it. No lo puedo oír.
Did you hear that, Mike? ¿Lo has oído, Mike?
Do you hear any sound? ¿Oyes algún sonido?
I can't hear myself! ¡No me puedo oír a mi mismo!
No one seemed to hear. Nadie parecía oír.
I hear with my ears. Yo oigo con mis oídos.
Did you hear that sound? ¿Has oído ese sonido?
Let me hear your frank opinion. Déjame oír tu sincera opinión.
Didn't you hear a scream? ¿No oíste un grito?
I'm sorry to hear that. Lamento oír eso.
Did you hear Hillary's speech? ¿Oíste el discurso de Hillary?
I can still hear your voice. Todavía puedo oír tu voz.
Tom waited to hear from Mary. Tom esperaba oír de Mary.
How did you hear about us? ¿Cómo oíste acerca de nosotros?
I didn't hear him coming. No lo llegar.
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