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He said it would be his honor to help the wife of the man who made the first cough syrup that both stopped a cough and tasted good!
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He said kids are worse than bugs...
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He said Marcus ran away from home. But he rushed to rescue his sister... He's my little hero! How did he know? I didn't say a word to him.
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He said that'll make her feel better, but there's little hope for a complete recovery.
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He says he ran home.
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He says that bubblehead from apartment 2 caught him by the fridge and started hitting him.
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He should have waited for our orders! Such intolerable behavior!
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He shouldn't have attacked the police! Was he stupid?
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He shouldn't have done that. He should have imprisoned the traitors instead!
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He showed me the pictures and said he's keeping them as a souvenir. They should be mine!
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He spends his vacation in the company of his fishing rod.
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He spent all night trying to talk me out of it, telling me about the awful conditions in our hospitals. He wants us to help, but he doesn't want us…
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He spent the rest of his money on pedigree chickens. He wanted to sell them to the factory's cafeteria.
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He still loves a good fight, even though he's almost 90.
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He urgently needs to rent an apartment for a few days. The closer he is to the factory, the happier he'll be.
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He wanted his nephew to take your job.
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He wants a night with your wife...
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He wants his nephew to have your job. If you quit, he'll give you the information you want.
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He wants his nephew to replace your husband at the Ministry.
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He wants Klaus to quit.
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He wants money. Lots and lots of money.
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He wants to get laid, like last time.
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He was just fooling around in that photograph, pretending to be missing a limb.
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He was right.
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He was sent to jail.
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He who works well lives well!
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He won the labor lottery and lived in your house before he received the prize.
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He won't be able to leave the city. I want him to stay in Hellmer until I figure out what to do with him.
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He won't be punished...severely.
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He won't give me the information for free.
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He won't miss!
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He won't stop; he'll keep doing what he's best at: getting rid of those who think differently than him.
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He works in the tobacco shop but has never given me tobacco for free!
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He... Well...
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He'd be worthless as an economist! He can't add two and two!
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He'll be an engineer!
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He'll be waiting for you in the same place he was last time.
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He'll easily find another job! I'll see to it; don't worry.
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He's a bit shy, so I'm helping him with a private matter.
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He's a fool. What would you expect?
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He's a good man! You must see this.
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He's a monster!
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He's a nice man. He has good manners and pays me well. He lets me stay in his apartment without asking for anything in return.
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He's a person of worth!
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He's a printing specialist, and will print brochures critizing the current state goverment.
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He's a professor.
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He's a smart guy. He works as a chief engineer somewhere...
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He's already there; all you need to do is to make sure the general's there, too.
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He's an expert in wine, unlike my grandpa.
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