Examples of using "Kengät" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Please put on your shoes.
- Please put your shoes on.
I need new shoes.
Mary's shoes are dirty.
You need new shoes.
Whose shoes are those?
- Put on your shoes.
- Put your shoes on.
I want to buy some shoes.
- Take off your shoes.
- Take your shoes off.
- I put on my shoes.
- I put my shoes on.
I want those shoes!
- I got a pair of new shoes.
- I got a new pair of shoes.
Which shoes do you want?
Slip on your shoes.
- Can you repair these shoes?
- Can you mend these shoes for me?
- Please take off your shoes.
- Please take your shoes off.
My shoes are worn out.
He sleeps with his shoes on.
These shoes fit my feet.
Mary needs new shoes.
They need new shoes.
For sale: baby shoes, never worn.
These shoes are hers.
Shoes are stiff when they are new.
Tom slept with his shoes on.
Are these Tom's shoes?
Whose shoes are these?
I put on my shoes at once.
These shoes are made in Italy.
The shoes are made of leather.
Do you have new shoes?
Where did you find those shoes?
These shoes are a little loose.
Are these Tom's shoes?
I find those shoes too expensive.
These shoes are too big for me.
These shoes are too expensive.
Where did you buy these shoes?
Mary's shoes are dirty.
- I will get these shoes repaired by tomorrow.
- I'll get these shoes repaired by tomorrow.
I want brown shoes, not black ones.
He stopped to put on his shoes.
These shoes were made in Italy.
My shoes got wet.
- These shoes are so tight that I can't put them on.
- These shoes are too tight to wear.
What I bought yesterday was these shoes.
These shoes are too small for me.
He wears socks and shoes.
I need those shoes.
These shoes are a little loose.
Meg's shoes are a little loose.
Keep your shoes on.
Keep your shoes on.
Tom's shoes are too big for him.
Where are my shoes?
I was surprised at how expensive the shoes were.
The shoes match this white skirt.
He wears shoes but wears no socks.
Those shoes go well with this white skirt.
Put on your good shoes.
I'm going to wear these shoes on our date tonight.
These boots belong to her.
- The Japanese take off their shoes when they enter a house.
- The Japanese take off their shoes when entering a house.
- Japanese take their shoes off when they enter a house.
I always thought Japan was the only country where people remove their shoes inside the house.
Those shoes are a perfect match for this white skirt.
It'll take a few days to break in these shoes.
Remove your shoes in a Japanese house.
I have the feeling that I've seen these shoes somewhere before.
He bought a pair of shoes.
These shoes are expensive, and what is more, they are too small.
She was very jealous of the girl because she had nice shoes.
I have the feeling that I've seen these shoes somewhere before.
You might want to take off your shoes.
The muddy road has ruined my new shoes.
In Asian culture it's customary to take one's shoes off before entering a house or temple.
Stop being so selfish. The red shoes you wanted are sold out, and only the blue ones are left.
You have to take off your shoes before you can come in.
These shoes will stand up to hard use.