Examples of using "Koti" in a sentence and their english translations:
Home!
- Home!
- A house!
Do you have a big house?
- Tom was homesick.
- Tom is homesick.
- Tom's homesick.
I have a home.
Tom's house was on fire.
I feel homesick.
Do you have a big house?
The new home works as a surrogate of home.
You have a beautiful home.
I have a comfortable house.
- Tom is homesick.
- Tom's homesick.
This is my home, too.
- Where is your house?
- Where's your house?
Tom's home burned down in 2013.
Lembeh is home to the ultimate ambush hunter.
The house is two miles off.
Tom's house is by the edge of Amstel River.
Boston is Tom's longtime home.
is home to some truly bizarre creatures of the night.
This wealthy hedge fund manager has a home in the Hamptons.
You're just a little homesick.
Tom asked Mary where her house was.
Philosophy is actually homesickness: the drive to be at home everywhere.
- There is no place like home.
- There's no place like home.
Tom's house burned down.
It's Claudine's house.
You don't know where Tom's home is, do you?
Tom has a nice car, a nice home and a good job.
Philosophy is actually homesickness: the drive to be at home everywhere.
"Tom, what's your dream for the future?" "I want to become a stay-at-home dad."
Mary's goal is to own a home before she's thirty.
A home is a once-in-a-lifetime purchase so you don't want to make any snap decisions.
If he is abroad, he is constantly homesick.
There is no place like home.