Examples of using "Platteland" in a sentence and their english translations:
He dwells in the country.
- We are going to the country.
- We're going to the country.
She lives in the country.
I live in the country.
- He took his way to the country.
- He headed out to the country.
I'm in the countryside.
- Tom lives in the country.
- Tom lives in a rural area.
- Tom lives in the village.
Sami lives in the country.
I was in the countryside.
They live in the country.
Tom lives in the country.
Tom has left the country.
They settled in the country.
My parents live in the country.
My grandmother lives in the country.
I want to live in the country.
My grandmother lives in the country.
- I was brought up in the country.
- I grew up in the country.
My home is in the country.
I go to the country every summer.
I don't want to live in the country.
I'll be in the country two weeks.
I'm going to the country for the weekend.
I dream of a quiet life in the country.
It will do you good to go to the country.
She lives in the country.
- He dwells in the country.
- He lives in a village.
Tom lives in the country.
Tom has left the country.
He lives outside the city.
They will live in the countryside ready to protect you…
Tom didn't like living in the country.
My father lives in the country.
I grew up in the country.
I live in a town, but my parents live in the country.
Those who know nothing but the countryside have no sense of countryside, and those who have not set foot outside the city do not know what a city really is.
Living as he did in the remote countryside, he seldom came into town.
It is said that Japanese rural villages had changed a lot.
It doesn't matter to me whether she lives in the city or in the countryside.
I never see this photo without being reminded of my happy days in the countryside.
I grew up in the country.
In the countryside, the breaths of the grass, the trees, and the rocks have the foul smell of humans. They call to me from all directions, and they cling to me. But in the city, even the passengers of a jam-packed train are as quiet as pebbles on the riverbed, and everyone is only thinking of themselves.