Examples of using "Falsches" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Tom didn't do anything wrong.
- Tom did nothing wrong.
- Tom hasn't done anything wrong.
- Tom has done nothing wrong.
- Tom didn't do anything bad.
I didn't say anything wrong.
- Did I say something wrong?
- Have I said something wrong?
Tom wasn't doing anything wrong.
We weren't doing anything wrong.
- Tom didn't do anything wrong.
- Tom did nothing wrong.
He lied about his age.
I don't see anything wrong with this.
There's nothing wrong with growing old.
Tom did nothing wrong.
I've never done anything wrong in my life.
We did nothing wrong.
"Why are you crying? Did I say something I shouldn't have?" "No, it's just that a drop of sweat got into my eye."
The war on Iraq is a volatile subject of political debate; any wrong word and a heated argument could spark.
- We did nothing wrong.
- We didn't do anything wrong.
Tom deliberately fed a false rumour to the town gossip, just to see how quickly it would spread.
I just checked with the other "modern-day native English speaker" in the household, i.e. my wife. She couldn't see anything wrong with the sentence.
On the Japanese high-tech toilet there were quite a number of buttons with text in Kanji. These I couldn't read, and I was afraid of doing something wrong. What would happen? Finally, I at least found the button for flushing. And, luckily, there was still classic paper.