Examples of using "Maakt" in a sentence and their english translations:
Luck makes us arrogant, bad luck makes us wise.
- It's not important.
- It doesn't matter.
What makes you happy?
- It makes no difference.
- It makes no difference!
Tom had a hard time making friends.
- Strength in unity.
- United we stand, divided we fall.
- Unity makes strength.
- Union gives strength.
- Strength through unity.
- United we stand.
- All men are fallible.
- Everyone makes mistakes.
- Everybody makes mistakes.
- Tom is joking.
- Tom is kidding.
- That is intriguing.
- That's intriguing.
Love is blinding you.
Tom is making breakfast.
- He is making tea.
- He's making tea.
- Work makes free.
- Work liberates.
Daniel is making mango juice.
She makes noise.
Does money bring happiness?
Daniel is making mango cake.
It makes little difference.
What makes one stronger, kills the other.
Tom makes me happy, too.
That doesn't matter to me.
It's also a source of empowerment,
This is felt as an inner discomfort.
It doesn't discriminate:
- It's driving me crazy.
- This is driving me crazy.
It makes little difference.
Dan likes to make model cars.
Milk makes us strong.
I fear nothing.
Reading makes me happy.
Tom is mocking Ken.
Tom scares me.
Money doesn't buy happiness.
She makes me happy.
- Tom's concerned.
- Tom's worried.
- Tom is worried.
- Tom is concerned.
Math scares me.
Culture destroys languages.
- He is always joking.
- He's always joking.
You make me happy.
That factory makes toys.
She's getting ready.
That makes it easier.
Working makes us stronger.
Tom rarely makes mistakes.
Why does it matter?
God doesn't make mistakes.
Tom is loud.
Is Tom kidding?
You make me want to throw up!
That is intriguing.
This makes her angry.
Nothing ever makes him angry.
What makes America America?
Beer makes everything better.
Does it ultimately matter?
Beer makes me smarter.
Sami makes YouTube videos.
- You scare me.
- You're scaring me.
Tom makes good salad.
What makes you happy?