Examples of using "Sleutel" in a sentence and their english translations:
This is your key.
- Here is your key.
- Here's your key.
- This is your key.
- Here's your key.
- Here is your key.
- Here's your key.
Bring the key.
I lost my key.
Give me the key.
I have lost the key.
- I have lost my key.
- I lost my key.
- I've lost my key.
- I have lost my key.
- I lost my key.
- I have lost my key.
- I lost my key.
- I have lost my key.
- I have lost the key.
- I've lost my key.
Do you need the key?
- Here is your key.
- This is your key.
This is your key.
- Here is your key.
- Here's your key.
Here is my key.
Here is your key.
This is your key.
I have a key.
Where's the key?
Give me the key.
Look for the lost key.
That's the key.
I forgot my key.
- He looked for the key.
- He searched for the key.
He turned the key.
We've got to find the key.
Do not play with the key.
I lost my key.
I've found the key.
I don't have the key.
- Tom gave me his key.
- Tom gave his key to me.
- I have lost my key.
- I have lost the key.
- I lost my key.
- I've lost my key.
I have to find the key.
I need my key.
Do you need the key?
- I have lost my key.
- I have lost the key.
- I've lost my key.
- Turn the key to the right.
- Turn the key to the left.
Mary lost the key.
We finally found the key.
Give me the key to this castle!
"What's the matter?" "I can't find my keys." "Which ones?" "My bicycle ones."
Much like a lock and key.
Can I have the key now, please?
Where was it that you found this key?
Where did you find the key?
Do you know where my key is?
May I have the key?
Esperanto is a key to peace.
Does Tom still have a key?
Where's the key?
I must've lost the key on the way.
I'm looking for my key.
He put the key in the lock.
I'm a lock without a key.
- This key won't go in the lock.
- This key doesn't fit in the lock.
Is that the key you are looking for?
John took a key from his pocket.
You are looking for your key.