Examples of using "Pleite" in a sentence and their english translations:
Why are you broke?
- I'm broke.
- I'm skint.
- I'm brassic.
He's broke.
We're broke.
They're broke.
Are we broke?
- Tom is broke.
- Tom is out of money.
Greece is bankrupt.
I'm almost broke.
The company went bankrupt.
That company went bankrupt.
We're almost broke.
- Tom may be broke.
- Tom might be broke.
Tom is always broke.
Why is Tom broke?
Tom is almost broke.
Tom is dead broke.
Tom was dead broke.
You are broke, man!
I'm broke again.
- Everyone knows I'm broke.
- Everyone knows that I'm broke.
Tom says Mary is broke.
Tom and Mary are broke.
Tom is broke and homeless.
- Tom said he's broke.
- Tom said that he's broke.
Tom and I are broke.
- Tom said Mary is broke.
- Tom said that Mary is broke.
Mary said that she was broke.
Tom is broke, isn't he?
I was broke, busted, and disgusted,
- He is out of pocket.
- He is bankrupt.
- He went bankrupt.
The firm went under due to lack of capital.
He is bankrupt.
- I know that Tom is broke.
- I know Tom is broke.
- Tom said Mary isn't broke.
- Tom said that Mary isn't broke.
- Tom thinks Mary is broke.
- Tom thinks that Mary is broke.
- Tom told everyone that he was broke.
- Tom told everybody that he was broke.
- Tom told everybody he was broke.
- Tom told everyone he was broke.
Tom is always broke, isn't he?
Tom and Mary told John that they were broke.
That used refrigerator was a real dog.
- I'm broke.
- I have no money.
- I don't have money.
His firm was on the rocks in a brief space of time.
Tom is usually broke by the end of the month.
Tom doesn't look broke to me.
- I don't think Tom is broke.
- I don't think that Tom is broke.
Tom doesn't think Mary is broke.
I wonder why Tom is broke.
I'm not as broke as Tom is.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was broke.
- I'd buy it if I weren't broke.
- If I weren't broke, I'd buy it.
- I'm broke.
- I'm skint.
- I'm brassic.
He's always broke at the end of the month.
I'm really broke.
The company went bankrupt.
I know that Tom and Mary are broke.
The company went bankrupt.
He needs money.
The company went bankrupt.
- I'd buy it if I weren't broke.
- If I weren't broke, I'd buy it.
I'd buy it if I weren't broke.
The company went bankrupt.
I hear his business is on the verge of ruin.
Can you lend me some money? I'm skint.
Now you're out of money. But you were only able to buy two items,
- I suspect Tom and Mary are broke.
- I suspect that Tom and Mary are broke.
If he goes broke or if you can't buy the product anymore,
I just lost at the races so I'm flat broke.
I'd like to go with you, but I'm broke.
Tom and Mary told John that they thought Alice was broke.
Tom and Mary told John that they thought Alice wasn't broke.
His company went bankrupt, and to make matters worse, he met with a traffic accident.
If I'd known Mary was broke, I'd have offered to buy her lunch.
If you keep spending money like that, you'll be broke before you know it.
I can't afford to go to the onsen this weekend. I'm broke.
He's always broke at the end of the month.
Tom's first wife fleeced him, and he was broke when he met Mary.
We'll be broke soon if we don't stop spending money on things we don't need.
If you keep spending money like that, you'll be broke before you know it.
He failed in business, and to make matters worse, his wife fell ill.
He sent me a message to inform me that, sooner or later, his chicken farm would go broke.