Examples of using "Zweit" in a sentence and their english translations:
We are in two.
At best, you have to be two.
Usually there are two of them for this.
Showering as a couple saves water and time.
- We'll never get anywhere with just the two of us.
- We won't make any progress with just the two of us.
But it's tough. There are only two of them.
Riding double on a bicycle is dangerous.
The two of them are spending a weekend somewhere by the sea.
It looks like it's just the two of us.
Is it possible to live together and yet still be alone?
- Tom and Mary have together eaten half the cake.
- Tom and Mary have together eaten half the pie.
For the other 600 million people, English is either a second language or a foreign language.
I just wish I could have some alone time with Tom.
Matrimony is the attempt of a couple to solve problems they would never have had as singles.
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