Examples of using "Kadottanut" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I have lost my wallet.
- I've lost my wallet.
I didn't lose them.
- I have lost my key.
- I lost my key.
Tom has lost control.
- He has lost interest.
- He lost interest.
- I have lost my new fountain pen.
- I've lost my new fountain pen.
She has lost faith in the doctor.
- I have lost my wallet.
- I've lost my wallet.
I've lost my umbrella. I must buy a new one.
I had lost my pen.
I've lost my ticket.
- I have lost my key.
- I lost my key.
- I've lost my key.
Tom has lost interest in watching TV.
Tom has lost something.
- I've lost my keys.
- I lost my keys.
- I have lost my keys.
- I have lost my wallet.
- I've lost my wallet.
She lost her handbag.
- I have lost my wallet.
- I've lost my wallet.
Tom lost his French textbook.
- I have lost my wallet.
- I've lost my wallet.
- I have lost my key.
- I've lost my key.
Tom has lost it.
You've lost your marbles.
"Tom, it's said you've lost your hearing aid." "Nope! I don't like Mexican food."