Examples of using "Spullen" in a sentence and their english translations:
Where are your things?
Where are your things?
Get your things together.
Pack your gear.
Get your things.
- Don't forget your things.
- Don't forget your stuff.
I want my stuff.
Free stuff is great.
Someone took my stuff.
Where are your things?
Please wrap it up.
Let my things alone.
Pick up your things and go away.
All of my things are gone.
I love free stuff.
- Everyone likes free stuff.
- Everybody likes free stuff.
Tom took all my stuff.
- I have already packed my things.
- I've already packed my things.
Don't ever touch my things again.
- Tom wants to throw all this stuff away.
- Tom wants to throw all of this stuff away.
Don't put your belongings on the dining-room table.
- Don't leave your things behind.
- Don't leave your stuff behind.
- Don't forget your things.
- Don't forget your stuff.
Tom needs clothes.
- Do you think that you need to destroy my things?
- Do you think that you need to destroy my stuff?
- Do you think that you have to destroy my things?
- Do you think that you have to destroy my stuff?
What does Tom want us to do with his stuff?
I think I should throw all this stuff away.
Tom is in his room packing up his stuff.
Among the things found were umbrellas, shoes, and handkerchiefs.
Recently, I've been making great efforts not to forget my stuff in the street.