Examples of using "Tunnettu" in a sentence and their english translations:
He is famous as a pianist.
Germany is famous for its beer.
Franklin was known for his common sense.
Tom is a well-known singer.
Gandhi is internationally famous.
Her name is known all over the world.
Sony is a brand known around the world.
The poor man finally became a great artist.
That pianist is known for his technique.
- I have a friend whose father is a famous novelist.
- My friend's father is a famous novelist.
The country is famous for the rapid growth of its economy.
Tom's famous.
He was well known throughout the country.
- She is well known both in Japan and in America.
- She is well known both in Japan and in the United States.
The "Red Dragon" is a well-known gambling and opium den.
I have a friend whose father is a famous pianist.
Abraham Lincoln is a famous person.
Michael Glawogger was an Austrian filmmaker who was well known for his documentary films.
Okay, yes, ehm... it's not a well-known rule, though, you see.
He's a world-famous writer.
Dr. Skeleton is known for his study on ghosts.
Tom is a world-famous writer.
A lady, whose husband is a famous scientist, came over from the other side.
His name is known all over the world.
Tom is very famous.
Despite Tatoeba's site name being in Japanese, in Japan it is not very well known.
"Why did the chicken cross the road?" is a very well-known English riddle, to which there are a multiplicity of answers.
Jostaberries are a hybrid cross of blackcurrant with gooseberry, and they're at least as tasty as they're unknown.
It is a notorious fact that the Monarchs of Europe and the Pope of Rome are at this very moment plotting our destruction.
Since he's a famous actor, this won't end up as a simple family matter. To the contrary, I'm sure it will become a major scandal.
Rephrasing the well-known principle of Shaw in conformity with Tatoeba, one can say: "Make up a sentence that even a fool can translate, and only a fool would like to translate it."