Examples of using "Gemeinsamkeiten" in a sentence and their english translations:
- We have a lot in common.
- We've got a lot in common.
We have absolutely nothing in common.
But we were united by our similarities,
We don't have a lot in common.
You've got so much in common.
Tom and I have nothing in common.
We really have a lot in common.
He and I have nothing in common.
Japanese has something in common with Korean.
You and Tom have a lot in common.
I have a feeling you and I have a lot in common.
We have more in common than I thought.
Tom and Mary have almost nothing in common.
- "We've got so much in common." "We do?"
- "We've got so much in common." "You do?"
They have a lot in common.
Tom and his brother have very little in common.
- I thought you two would have a lot in common.
- I thought that you two would have a lot in common.
I told you we had a lot in common.
I have a feeling you and I have an awful lot in common.
"You've got so much in common." "Like what?"
People seen as geniuses seem to share a lot in common.
I think you and Tom have more in common than you want to admit.
We have more in common than can be seen at first sight.
I have nothing in common with her.
She and I have nothing in common.
Our peoples have more in common than can be seen at first sight.
We have more in common than I thought.
Tom and his brother have very little in common.
A great relationship is based on two main principles. First, appreciate your similarities and second, respect your differences.
- "You've got so much in common." "Like what?" "Well, for a start you're both single."
- "You've got so much in common." "Like what?" "Well, for starters, you're both single."
We have a lot more in common than you probably think we do.
A great relationship is based on two main principles. First, appreciate your similarities and second, respect your differences.
- Tom and Mary have a lot in common.
- Tom and Mary have got a lot in common.
- Tom and Mary have much in common.
I wonder what Tom and Mary have in common.
- I have nothing in common with her.
- She and I have nothing in common.
Tom and I have a lot more in common than I thought.