Examples of using "Man" in a sentence and their english translations:
Ah, man!
The bald guy is my husband.
Man: Ah, great.
Keep watch on that man.
Do you know that man?
Keep watch on that man.
- That's Mary's husband.
- This is Mary's husband.
- I am a man.
- I'm a man.
Who is that man?
- Is this your husband?
- Is that your husband?
- Her husband is rich.
- His husband is rich.
You're a man.
Let's talk face to face.
Oh, man. No!
The man blushed.
Call my husband.
A man drew near.
Man overboard!
Keep watch on that man.
She poisoned her husband.
That's Mary's husband.
My husband was a teacher.
My husband is a teacher.
What's Tom's husband like?
- Tom's husband is bisexual.
- Tom's husband is bi.
Tom's husband is bi.
- We are husband and wife.
- We're husband and wife.
My husband lied to me.
You're a wise man.
She poisoned her husband.
Two men met face to face.
He is a brave man.
- The old man lives by himself.
- The old man lives alone.
Keep watch on that man.
a man, a woman,
Not this guy, though.
Clothes make the man.
The man stood up.
Fight like a man!
The man is right.
- I am a man.
- I'm a man.
What a sad man!
The man is old.
The man is naked.
Is your husband at home?
- That man is dead.
- This man is dead.
The man is visiting Moscow.
My husband is a baker.
I own this man.
The man is starving.
Man, you're drunk.
My husband is lazy.
Tom is my husband.
The man is young.
Is this your husband?
That man is dangerous.
Manners maketh man.
The man is a policeman.
This man is good looking.
The man is tall.
Tom knows Mary's husband.
You're not a man.
- Who is that man?
- Who is that person?
- Who's that man?
The old man is sitting.
The man is eating bread.
The man is strong.
The man drinks water.