Examples of using "Nenne" in a sentence and their english translations:
Call me Ishmael.
Call me Ismaël.
I call him Mike.
Please call me Taro.
That's what I call smart.
Tell me your name.
Just call me Ken.
Tell me all the details.
Please call me Angela.
I don't name names.
Call me Ishmael, Tom.
Please call me Joe.
I don't call it colonization, I call it systematic raw materials exploitation.
I don't call it colonization, I call it systematic raw materials exploitation.
I call it "Gossip 2016,"
I call architecture frozen music.
I call the computer Tim.
Please don't call me that.
Name the rivers in Arkansas.
What did you say these are called?
but let me just tell you a couple.
I call this song: "Fuck Off!"
I don't call it colonization, I call it systematic raw materials exploitation.
- Call me Ishmael.
- Call me Ismaël.
And I call all this the politics of belonging.
What did you say these are called?
I still call my father Daddy.
from my mindset, which I call "Emily's universe."
Give me a reason for doing such a thing.
Please call me Joe.
Just appoint the time and place and I'll be there.
Give me an example. I don't understand.
Just call me Tom.
- Tell me three things that you can do well.
- Tell me three things you can do well.
So, for example, if I said to you a concept such as 'innovation',
I'm not exaggerating when I call him a prodigy.
You call it thirst for adventure, and I call it irresponsibility.
and eventually it goes to what I call "nursing home grass".
[Clare] I call the Sumatran rhino the dinosaur of our generation,
Please tell me who some of the famous musicians in your country are.
and consistent attitude, which I call ‘the Viking mindset’.
I consider him my friend.
Please don't call me that.
They call it suicide by carbohydrates, but I call it pizza.
called “Things I love Thursdays” and basically every Thursday
The truth is, it became clear that the person I'm calling Vicky
I don't like to call it "the tricolor". I prefer the "French flag."
I'm just stating the obvious.
Many issues were raised during the meeting. I'll mention, briefly, the most important of them.
Tell me three things you've ever fastened with a safety pin.
The other is the very characteristic sense of humour, which I call, I’m afraid… it’s
Please call me Joe.
Give me a reason for doing such a thing.
Don't call him that.
"If I have a child, I'll call him Tatoeba." "I don't think this is such a good idea."
"Surely, you can't be serious?" "I am serious, and don't call me Shirley."
It's a small noisy apartment, but it's where I live and I call it home.
Give me one reason why I shouldn't do that.