sitja

Sit at the table; we intend to eat rice.

I sit between the window and the door.

You (polite) may sit in there.

Excuse me, may I sit here?

The girl does not want to sit long in the waiting room.

The child sits on the floor and reads a book.

The birds sit in the tree and sing in the mornings.

We sit on the grass and talk together.

The child sits at the desk and draws a toy.

She needs more exercise, since she sits a lot at a desk.

She sits on the floor and her back is no longer tired.

The child sits at the table.

Sometimes she sits silent in the group and just listens.

Please take off your jackets; you are welcome to sit here.

I sit on the chair.

We sit for a little while and talk together.

If I had had drier hiking boots, I would have sat longer by the waterfall.

In May not only is the garden greener, but it is also easier to sit outside, and in June we sometimes eat dinner on the balcony.

In November I am often tired, but in December we not only meet more often, but also sit together longer.

We each took a chair out onto the balcony and sat there in the sun.

We did not wait standing in the hallway; we were sitting on the chairs and spoke quietly.

Wherever she sits in the classroom, she sees the board well.

My back will hurt if I sit too long.

The doll is sitting on the floor next to the blocks.

She sits on the swing first and then goes on the slide.

If I sit inside the boat, I do not get as seasick.

As soon as I sit in the car, I put on my seat belt.

Her daughter sits in the back seat and sings on the way to school.

I sit in the passenger seat when she drives.

I sit on the balcony in the sunshine.

We sit still for a little while.