Examples of using "Manieren" in a sentence and their english translations:
You have no manners.
He has manners.
Tom has no manners.
- That's insulting.
- You're disrespectful.
- You're unkind.
Tom is a perfect gentleman.
Where are your manners?
You have no manners.
He has no manners.
She is quite decent in conduct.
- She bears herself very well.
- She has very good manners.
I admire his aristocratic manners.
- I'm going to teach you some manners.
- I'll teach you some manners!
Tom has no manners at all.
He has no manners at all.
Tom's manners are impeccable.
Tom has very good manners.
She has a rude manner.
His manners aren't those of a gentleman.
Model your manners on his.
I'm here to teach you some manners.
What's wrong with my manners?
My mother is strict with manners.
I was offended by her crude manners.
My mother is strict about manners.
- We'll teach Tom some manners.
- We will teach Tom some manners.
The clerk was dismissed on the grounds of her rude manners.
French people eat frogs and are rude!
He has rough manners.
Tom can't put up with Mary's bad manners any longer.
I cannot put up with his bad manners any longer.
I am dissatisfied with his manners at the party.
I'm afraid I'm going to have to teach you some manners, Tom.
I was appalled by her lack of good manners.
It is up to parents to teach their children manners.
Tom's impeccable manners made a big impression on Mary's parents.
- It is bad manners to speak with your mouth full.
- It's bad manners to speak with your mouth full.
The French are known, among other things, for their chic urbanity.
Polite people respect the rules of social decency by following good manners.
It's bad manners to make a noise when you eat soup.
I see that your manners haven't exactly improved in the last twenty years.
For all his piety and refined manners, Bessières ordered his share of executions and reprisals
He has impeccable manners, which means you can never be sure what he actually thinks!