Examples of using "Jenes" in a sentence and their english translations:
That car is his.
That knife cuts well.
This one or that one?
That project is proceeding slowly.
That shop sells a lot of imported items.
This is smaller than that.
I gave Tom that book.
I have to deal with this alone.
The kid did a job on my dictionary.
- She bought the dictionary, too.
- She also bought the dictionary.
Is Tom on this ship?
That white building is a hospital.
This car has a better performance than that one.
The backwardness of that country is well known.
We talked about cabbages and kings.
How sad that girl looks!
- What is the name of the restaurant?
- What's that restaurant's name?
- What's the name of that restaurant?
This book is smaller than that one.
- This ball is the treasure of that boy.
- This ball is that boy's treasure.
This bracelet is more expensive than that one.
The mother of that child is an announcer.
Did you read that thick book?
He wants to meet that good-looking girl.
That boy speaks like an adult.
Some birds are sitting on the branch of that tree.
This and that are two different stories.
This hotel is better than that hotel.
Who threw this stone through that window?
Which do you prefer: this one or that one?
That horse came in first.
I'd like a copy of that document as soon as possible.
That house is much better than this.
Which book is older, this one or that one?
Which one do you prefer, this one or that one?
I like these clothes more than I like those clothes.
I like that dress better than this one.
We have quite a lot to talk about.
I don't remember that conversation.
This book is even more interesting than that.
This book is much more useful than that one.
This tree is older than that car.
Tom suggested we visit that museum.
This girl's aunt works at our place.
Tom did this but not that.
He is always complaining of this and that.
Both he and I are members of that club.
Tom asked me who had painted the picture.
That house is really better than this house.
We have got to get him to take that project seriously.
- That car is hers.
- That car is his.
- This car is his.
He asked me who had painted the picture.
I can't forget what happened that day.
The teeth of that fish are razor-sharp.
They accused him of stealing the bicycle.
That dress is cheap.
If only I had a pretty dress like that!
Take this or that.
I have no money to buy the dictionary with.
In comparison with this, that is far better.
That house is the place where I was born.
Which is easier, this book or that book?
What a noble heart that good man has!
That building whose roof is brown is a church.
Apparently, Tom was already famous before he released that album.
In the course of that evening I revised the lesson three times.
She said that she had seen such and such there.
Is it true that you boarded that plane?
Which is easier to read, this book or that one?
Tom heard Mary and John talking about doing that.
I read that book while I was in the hospital.
That country intervened in the internal affairs of our nation.
I have been studying German since I met that girl in Darmstadt.