Examples of using "Sonderlich" in a sentence and their english translations:
You don't like Tom very much, do you?
He doesn't care much for baseball.
That's not very reassuring.
Tom doesn't like Mary very much.
Tom doesn't like you very much.
I'm not too surprised.
I didn't feel particularly nervous.
I don't like Tom very much.
I didn't like it much.
Tom didn't like me very much.
He didn't like that very much.
Tom didn't like that very much.
I can't sing very well.
I'm not really very thirsty.
Tom isn't very sociable.
That's not very convincing.
Mary wasn't that impressed.
I don't feel particularly nervous.
Tom didn't like it very much.
That doesn't surprise me much.
That's not a very funny story.
Tom never liked Mary very much.
"Are you hungry?" "No, not really."
She doesn't look very happy.
- These rules are not very clear.
- These rules aren't very clear.
Tom isn't a very good worker.
It wasn't a very exciting game.
To tell the truth, I don't really like her.
None of his advice was very useful.
Tom didn't much like what he saw.
I don't think that game's much fun.
Tom isn't very sociable, is he?
- They don't seem to feel particularly at home here.
- They don't seem to feel especially at home here.
We don't get along very well with each other.
Tom isn't very good at tennis.
You were never very good at math.
My mother doesn't care for our neighbor very much.
Tom doesn't appear to be very religious.
Tom didn't seem to be very sick.
Tom didn't sound particularly concerned.
Apart from his parents, no one knows him very well.
The Titanic's maiden voyage didn't go so well.
Tom doesn't seem to like you very much.
Tom is just not very good at dancing.
- I don't like this neighborhood much.
- I don't really like this neighborhood.
You don't know me very well, do you?
Tom doesn't have very many friends in Boston.
I'm not overly interested in the event.
He is a nice person, to be sure, but not very clever.
Tom and Mary weren't particularly kind to me.
Keep in mind that Tom doesn't speak French very well.
I don't like him much, in fact I hate him.
Tom didn't seem to be having any trouble convincing Mary.
Mary says she doesn't think she's very good at French.
Tom has a lot of money, but not very many friends.
She ignored him, which proved unwise.
I'm not very athletic.
I don't like him very much. To tell you the truth, I hate him.
Tom isn't very sociable.
I don't really like her.
- Tom made a lot of suggestions, but none of them were very good.
- Tom made many suggestions, but none of them were very good.
- I know that most people here don't like me very much.
- I know most people here don't like me very much.
My father bought me a watch, which I don't like very much.
I can read Chinese fairly well, but I can't write it very well.
"Are you hungry?" "No, not really."
I don't find him particularly attractive.
She was not a very good pianist.
- Tom is not in a very good mood.
- Tom isn't in a very good mood.
I asked him about what he witnessed, but he wasn't very forthcoming.
I don't particularly like him, but I don't wish him any harm.
I'm not overly interested in the event.
You don't seem too happy to see me.
Even though Tom thought the idea didn't make much sense, he said he'd give it a go.
He's a little on edge today. I wouldn't rattle his cage if I were you.