Examples of using "Meinem" in a sentence and their english translations:
Do you trust my judgment?
It's my brother's.
- Get out of my bed.
- Get out of my bed!
- Get off my lawn.
- Get off my lawn!
Get out of my bed.
- Get out of my house!
- Get out of my house.
- Get out of my life!
- Get out of my life.
- It belongs to my brother.
- That belongs to my brother.
- Take my advice!
- Follow my advice.
on my behalf.
- It's my brother's.
- This is my brother's.
This is my brother's.
- This bicycle belongs to my brother.
- This bike belongs to my younger brother.
- This bike belongs to my little brother.
You're sitting in my chair.
This bicycle belongs to my brother.
- You are in my seat.
- You're in my seat.
Get out of my car.
- I am living with my uncle.
- I live with my uncle.
- I'm living with my uncle.
So back to my dad.
Welcome to my life.
My son likes books about animals.
Get out of my house!
Get out of my house!
This is my father's.
That happened to my friend.
- I am helping my grandfather.
- I'm helping my grandfather.
- I am like my brother.
- I'm like my brother.
Nobody trusts my country.
Don't tell my boyfriend.
Don't tell my husband.
Get out of my chair.
- Get out of my room.
- Get out of my room!
Get out of my life!
He followed my advice.
Get out of my car.
Get off of my roof.
Sent from my iPhone.
This is my brother's.
It's my brother's.
Do you trust my judgment?
Tom followed my advice.
- Get off my lawn.
- Get off my lawn!
- It is not in my backyard.
- Not in my back yard.
Get out of my office!
- This bike is similar to mine.
- This bicycle looks like mine.
Get out of my bed.
Is this bad for my hair?
from my buddy Edward.
with my exit pop-up.
You don't live in my neighbourhood.
He asked me my age, my name, my address, and so forth.
I lent my friend some money.
- Don't read my journal.
- Don't read my diary.
- Don't read my journal!
She's dating my brother.
This town isn't lively.
Don't hurt my son.
I spoke to my uncle on the telephone.
Are you talking about my friend?
What're you doing in my office?
My house, my rules.
- I have a magazine in my room.
- There's a magazine in my room.
- There are some magazines in my room.
Your chair is identical to mine.
He congratulated me on my success.
There's a magazine in my room.
I'm satisfied with my salary.
- Tom loves to play with my dog.
- Tom likes to play with my dog.
I helped my father yesterday.
I owe it to my uncle that I succeeded in my business.
I need you in my life.
Why are you sitting on my chair?