Examples of using "Nennst" in a sentence and their english translations:
You call this hard?
You call this easy?
What do you call love?
What do you call your dog?
- What's that bird called?
- What's the name of this bird?
- What is this bird called?
- What is the name of that bird?
- What's the name of that bird?
Do you call that a kiss?
What do you call your father?
Who are you calling fat?
Why do you keep calling me Tom?
Who are you calling stupid?
- What do you call this vegetable in English?
- How do you call this vegetable in English?
It's not important to me what you decide to call me.
Why don't you call a spade a spade?
What do you call this?
What do you call your father at home?
You call it thirst for adventure, and I call it irresponsibility.
What you call love is nothing more than just attraction.
What do you call this bird?
My brother is interested in what you call pop music.
- What is this called?
- What do you call this?
- What do you call that?
- What's this called?
What do you call that?
You call that music? To me it's no more than noise.
You call that music? To me it's no more than noise.
- What do you call this vegetable in English?
- How do you call this vegetable in English?
You're weird. I haven't helped you at all yet and you're calling me a "genius".
And you call this a meeting room?
"Why are you called Tom? It's not your real name, right?" "Right. My real name is Tomoya, but then Tomoya became Tomo, which then became Tom."
'My dear boy,' said Trevor, smiling, 'that old beggar, as you call him, is one of the richest men in Europe. He could buy all London tomorrow without overdrawing his account. He has a house in every capital, dines off gold plate, and can prevent Russia going to war when he chooses.'