Examples of using "Ken" in a sentence and their english translations:
Know thyself.
Do you know me?
- Know thyself.
- Know yourself.
- Know thyself!
- Know thyself.
- Know thyself!
I know both of them.
Ken helped Tom.
I know both of them.
I know his family.
I know your father.
I know your language.
I don't know you.
Do you know this song?
I believe in Ken.
I know him.
- Do I know him?
- Do I know you?
I know them.
Ken wasn't running.
I know you.
Do you know her?
I know her.
Do you know me?
Do I know you?
I trust Ken.
What is Ken eating?
I know both of them.
Ken is happy.
- Ken has been looking for you.
- Ken was looking for you.
Ken has been looking for you.
Do you know sign language?
Know your roots.
I know Australia.
Do you know us?
Ken helped Tom.
Ken sat next to me.
Ken kissed Tom's girlfriend.
I don't know either of them.
I know myself very well.
- I gave my vote to Ken.
- I voted for Ken.
I don't know Tom's last name.
I know Tom's widow.
I know the tune, but I don't know the words.
- I know neither of them.
- I know none of them.
- I do not know any of them.
- I don't know any of them.
Do you know that feeling?
I know that feeling.
Ken has a guitar.
- I can't speak French.
- I don't know French.
- I don't speak French.
- I don't speak any French.
- I don't know how to speak French.
I don't know English.
Ken is a coin collector.
I know her address.
I know both of the girls.
I know his family.
Do you know his name?
Ken always plays soccer.
I know them inside out.
I am well acquainted with him.
Tom is mocking Ken.
I don't know you.
I know your son.
- How do you know Tom?
- How did you meet Tom?
- How did you get to know Tom?
- How did you first meet Tom?
- How'd you meet Tom?
- How did you meet Tom initially?