Examples of using "Koe" in a sentence and their english translations:
You milked the cow.
You milked the cow.
The cow moos.
The cow mooed.
Analyn sold the cow.
Tom milked the cow.
Tom has a cow.
We milked the cow.
I have a cow.
I milked the cow.
- He milked the cow.
- She milked the cow.
She milked the cow.
They milked the cow.
Where is the cow?
Is it a cow?
The cow eats grass.
What a fat cow!
Tom is milking the cow.
Perhaps a cow. That's stinking.
Perhaps a cow. That's stinking.
- Cows give us milk.
- The cow gives us milk.
A cow gives us milk.
How do you milk a cow?
Mary milked the cow.
The cow miscarried.
The cow supplies us with milk.
Does a cow have a pink udder?
- Our cow doesn't give us any milk.
- Our cow does not give milk to us.
Is that a cow or a buffalo?
Jack exchanged the cow for the seeds.
I've never seen a real cow.
You've got to take the bull by the horns!
You must take the bull by the horns.
Tom knows how to milk a cow.
The ox is the male of the cow.
I learned to milk a cow.
I've never seen a real cow.
I've never seen a real cow.
You can't sell the cow and keep the milk.
I am so hungry that I could eat a cow.
I've never seen a real cow.
I've never seen a real cow.
You cannot sell the cow and drink the milk.
You never know!
Dumb as a block of wood.
That big busted blonde is as dumb as a rock.
- When the cow flies high and the ox flies low, there probably is a twister.
- Flies high the cow and low the cattle, a twister does the farmyard rattle.
The cow moos, the rooster crows, the pig oinks, the duck quacks, and the cat meows.
Where there is smoke, there is fire.
The cow goes "moo," the rooster goes "cock-a-doodle-doo," the pig goes "oink, oink," the duck goes "quack, quack" and the cat goes "meow."