French · to call (out)
I want to call...
Please phone him.
Please call Tom.
I promise I'll call.
Can you call him?
Can you call him?
You should call her.
You should call her.
They are continuing to call.
They are continuing to call.
I'm going to call an ambulance.
Should I call an ambulance?
Should we call an ambulance?
We should call an ambulance.
I want to call my lawyer.
You should call an ambulance.
Tell them to call me before they leave.
Holy crap, who's the asshole who dares call me in the middle of the night?!
He didn't keep his promise that he would telephone me soon.
What number should I call in case of an emergency?
I'll call the chef.
They keep calling.
They keep calling.
You are going to call the cook.
They're going to call the cook.
I would like to call my embassy.
His assistant just called.
His assistant just called.
Ewes bleat to call their lambs, the most gentle and meekest of animals.
"Ah, that's true," Susan put in. "I just wanted to call..."
Tom wanted to call Mary.
Tom just called.
I'll call the chef.
We need to call a plumber.
Sven was so verbose that his friends resorted to calling him a chatterbox.
If you can't fix the pipe, we'll have to call a plumber.
Tom is accustomed to calling up girls on the telephone.
We must call the doctor because I am sick.
The doorman will call a taxi for us.
Tom was supposed to call Mary last night, but he forgot.
The funeral home just called.
I need to call my supervisor.
Operator, I'd like to place a call to Winnipeg, Canada, but I can't quite remember the number.
I heard someone call my name in the crowded bus.
Why can't you just call him?
I don't just want to appeal to your intellects. I want to win your hearts.
You should've called me.
Let's try calling Tom.
Don't forget to ring.
Ziri just called.