Examples of using "Vorfahren" in a sentence and their english translations:
Where are your ancestors from?
Where do your ancestors come from?
these ants are riding an ancestor
My ancestors are from Germany.
Tom's ancestors came from Africa.
Following in the footsteps of her ancestors.
because what did our ancestors say?
Tom's ancestors emigrated to Australia.
He has no knowledge of the language of his ancestors.
My ancestors hoped to find political asylum.
Scythians are the ancestors of Russians.
So how is the woman in our ancestors
When we go to our ancestors, Central Asia
Their clothes are quite like those of our ancestors.
Our ancestors lived in harmony with nature.
Our ancestors arrived in this country 150 years ago.
originally from the Basque Country. My mother was from Colonia,
now I will tell you a little bit about our ancestors
Just go back and get a little bit of our ancestors
- Our ancestors came to this country 150 years ago.
- Our ancestors arrived in this country 150 years ago.
In our ancestors, the woman is very dependent on her partner
All humans on Earth are descended from a common ancestor.
Let's see if it's between Old Rome and our ancestors.
you know, we have a super mario ancestor that we play at home
Tom says he can trace his ancestors back about 300 years.
from the second generation of Italians. They met in Carmelo.
We did not evolve from monkeys. We share a common ancestor.
Don't be ridiculous! We are not descended from apes, we only have a common ancestor.
She was very fond of walking through the great hall, where hung the portraits of her ancestors.
In fact, a group of their ancestors peopled a continent on the planet Earth about 250 000 of your Earth years ago.
We're all immigrants, if not in first person, then definitely in the form of some relative or ancestor.
Farmers today use technology not available to their forebears, to maximise yields from their crops and livestock.
Had the elephant and the giraffe not had common ancestors, how might one possibly have observed that they had an exactly equal number of vertebrae in their necks?
Our technologies can record phenomena well outside the realm of human visual abilities—things like heat and moisture, the measurement of which would have seemed magical to our forebears.
By now resigned to the knowledge that neither Tom nor Mary were likely prospects for religious conversion, the missionaries they'd invited in encouraged Tom to visit a local family history centre or to make use of the Internet to research his ancestors.