Examples of using "Gehöre" in a sentence and their english translations:
- My place is here.
- I belong here.
I'm yours.
- I'm not one of them.
- I am not one of them.
- I belong to the baseball team.
- I am a member of the baseball team.
I don't belong here.
I'm in the tennis club.
I belong to the sailing club.
I am also one of them.
Tom asked whose coat it was and I told him it was mine.
I don't belong to any club.
I'm one of Tom's teammates.
I don't belong to the risk group.
I like being part of this group.
- I thought you said it was yours.
- I thought that you said it was yours.
- I thought that you said that it was yours.
- I thought you said that it was yours.
I belong to the House of Martok.
I'm not a fan.
She claimed to be the owner of the land.
She wished the lovely dog belonged to her.
I've been on the city council for five years.
I don't belong to this kind of women.
A policeman asked the girls if the car was theirs.
And I found myself thinking, this is where I belong
I'm one of the thirty people who had to do that.
I am a member of the sales department.
I don't belong to them.
- The policeman said to the girls, "Is this car yours?"
- A policeman asked the girls if the car was theirs.
I don't belong to the club.
I am one of those who know this feeling only too well.
I, too, was in the generation brought up listening to the Beatles.
Tom saw a car parked outside his house and wondered whose it was.
Dr. Zamenhof believed that a language belongs to the people who speak it which is why he never copyrighted Esperanto.
- I am hers and she is mine.
- I'm hers and she's mine.
- We tend to think that our time is our own only on Sundays and holidays.
- We tend to think that our time is really only ours on Sunday and during the holidays.