Examples of using "Aminek" in a sentence and their english translations:
You can call it whatever you want.
Come what may!
- It's not what it seems.
- It isn't what it seems.
That's what it looks like.
Call it whatever you want.
Everything that has meaning can be called language.
What we have witnessed over the last eight days
Now, future history is basically just what it sounds like.
What smells so good?
Not everything with two cheeks is a face.
Things aren't what they seem.
Come what may, I'm ready for it.
and - boy! - did it have nothing to do with positive thinking.
away from a business as usual that has no tomorrow.
I saw a house whose roof was red.
I had this passion for anything to do with ancient Egypt,
A winter sport that many people enjoy is ice skating.
it's housed in a really hard skull that has many sharp, bony ridges,
and what would stop with this generation.
What is the name of the building whose roof you can see?
Do I smell cookies?
Everything that starts has an end.
- The house is surrounded by a wall, on the other side of which cypresses grow.
- The house is surrounded by a wall, on the other side of which cypress trees are growing.
- The house is surrounded by a wall, on the other side of which there are cypress trees growing.
- The house is surrounded by a wall, beyond which cypresses grow.
- Surrounding the house is a wall, beyond which there are cypress trees growing.
Culture is the daily set of values we live by. Uh... That is part of the construction of a better society.
Did we have any English homework that needs to be done by tomorrow?
Aristarchus of Samos posited the exact same, crazy idea. Reality is probably not as it seems.
What you're smelling is couscous.
We know that a cat, whose eyes take in much more light than human eyes, can see clearly at night.
They didn't have real coffee, so they drank ersatz.