Examples of using "Schoenen" in a sentence and their english translations:
shoes,
Tie your shoes.
Your shoes are here.
Your shoes are here.
Your shoes are here.
- Take off your shoes.
- Take your shoes off.
Keep your shoes on.
Air those shoes!
We sell shoes.
Your shoes are here.
My shoes squeak.
- Sami smelt shoes.
- Sami smelled shoes.
I'm wearing shoes.
- They sell shoes.
- You sell shoes.
Do you have shoes and socks?
I love your shoes.
He put on his shoes.
She put on her shoes.
My shoes are worn out.
Mary's shoes are dirty.
I wanted red shoes.
His shoes are brown.
- Take off your shoes.
- Take your shoes off.
My shoes are brown.
Do you have new shoes?
Take off your shoes.
Those are my shoes.
Where are my shoes?
Tom is wearing new shoes.
Are your shoes new?
Whose shoes are these?
- These shoes don't fit my feet.
- This pair of shoes doesn't fit me.
Tom has new shoes.
Good shoes are expensive.
Your shoes are here.
Tom has a lot of shoes.
Susan polished her father's shoes.
- Please take off your shoes.
- Please take your shoes off.
Which shoes are you going to put on?
She had white shoes on.
- I like your shoes.
- I love your shoes.
These shoes are hers.
Do you have shoes and socks?
I found my shoes.
Tom took off his shoes.
Tom needs new shoes.
They need new shoes.
- You need new shoes.
- You guys need new shoes.
He's buying a pair of shoes.
What size are these shoes?
Are these Tom's shoes?
He wears socks and shoes.
I had my shoes polished.
- These shoes belong to Tom.
- These shoes are Tom's.
The shoes are made of leather.
These shoes are mine.
- These shoes belong to Tom.
- These shoes are Tom's.
These shoes are too small.