Examples of using "Köyhä" in a sentence and their english translations:
I'm poor.
I'm poor.
You're not poor.
I'm very poor.
I'm not poor.
He is poor.
Tom is poor.
Tom is poor.
I am a poor man.
- I think Tom is poor.
- I think that Tom is poor.
He said he was poor.
- She isn't poor.
- She's not poor.
Tom wasn't poor.
- Tom isn't poor.
- Tom isn't that poor.
Health is better than wealth.
I'm very poor.
He seems to have been poor when he was young.
I prefer being poor to being rich.
He is as poor as a rat.
She is poor, but happy.
I'm not as poor as I used to be.
She is poor, but she looks happy.
He is said to have been very poor when he was young.
He had to leave school because he was poor.
Once upon a time, there lived a poor man and a rich woman.
Though he was poor, he was happy.
Poor cat.
He had to leave school because he was poor.
Once upon a time there was a miller who was poor, but he had a beautiful daughter.
He is rich while his elder brother is poor.
The poor man eats when he can, but the rich man eats when he wants.
He was so poor that he couldn't buy bread.
- A person views things differently according to whether they are rich or poor.
- One views things differently according to whether one is rich or poor.
I couldn't afford it. In other words, I was too poor to buy it.
Though it is poor in natural resources, Japan has become an economic superpower thanks to international trade.
Whether I be rich or poor, intelligent or stupid, I have nothing to prove to you.
- A man who is poor, but independent of other people, is only dominated by his needs. A man who is rich, but dependent, is subordinate to another person, or to several.
- The poor man is independent of other people, and only has to answer to his needs. The rich man is independent of his needs, but has to answer to other people.
Tom was sad when he discovered that Mary was a gold digger and Mary was sad when she discovered that Tom was poor.
Once upon a time there was little girl, pretty and dainty. But in summer time she was obliged to go barefooted because she was poor, and in winter she had to wear large wooden shoes.