Examples of using "Pays" in a sentence and their english translations:
What a country!
The Netherlands is a small country.
We love our country.
Do you love your country?
Get out of my country.
- Where do you come from?
- Which country are you from?
- Where are you from?
- What country are you from?
for the country.
and the country.
I love my country.
I love your country.
- This is our country.
- That is our country.
- It is our country.
What a great country!
Leave this country.
Wales.
What a strange country!
Tom betrayed his country.
He came from another country.
They come from the same country.
- Which country are you from?
- What country are you from?
- Which country do you come from?
- Which country are you from?
- What country are you from?
- Which countries have you visited?
- Which countries have you been to?
This country is very poor.
What country are you from?
What country were you born in?
What country were you born in?
In what country were you born?
Five countries, four continents.
more nuanced issue we have in our country.
and keeping them out of the country,
runs her country well,
That would wreck my country.
in a German speaking country,
Homeland of the Sherpas
then in the Netherlands.
- So many countries, so many customs.
- When in Rome, do as the Romans do.
- Other lands, other customs.
The nation ceased to exist.
- They abandoned their country.
- They abandoned their homeland.
I left the country.
Algeria is my country.
Nobody likes my country.
Nobody insults my country.
Nobody studies my country.
Nobody forgets my country.
Your country is amazing!
Welcome to our country!
He betrayed his country.
Do you love your country?
- When in Rome, do as the Romans do.
- When in Rome...
This is your country.
I represented my country.
This is a free country.
India is my country.
Niue is a country.
Do you love your country?
It's a big country.
We love our country.
This country deserves better.
Your country thanks you.
- I like your country a lot.
- I like your country very much.
It's a neighbouring country.
It's an enemy country.
in first world or third world countries.
- Germany adjoins the Netherlands.
- Germany shares a border with the Netherlands.