Examples of using "Gazdag" in a sentence and their english translations:
- You are rich.
- You're rich.
- I wish I were rich.
- I wish that I were rich.
- Tom's rich, but not rich enough.
- Tom is rich, but not rich enough.
Tom is insanely rich.
I am very rich.
One of spectacle...
My father is rich.
- You are rich.
- You're rich.
- He's rich.
- He is rich.
- I'm rich.
- I'm wealthy.
- I am rich.
It seems he was rich.
- Are you wealthy?
- Are you rich?
He is said to be rich.
Tom is loaded.
She is filthy rich.
Is Tom rich?
- They say he is very rich.
- They say that he is very rich.
- They say he's very rich.
You are very rich.
He is far from rich.
Do you want to be rich?
He wanted to be rich.
- I want to be rich.
- I want to become rich.
Japan is a rich country.
Tom is very rich.
Tom is a rich man.
My tailor is rich.
- I'm not wealthy.
- I'm not rich.
Mary's husband is rich.
- You're not rich.
- You aren't rich.
Tom was rich.
I used to be rich.
Would you like to be rich?
Is your father rich?
Would you like to be rich?
I am filthy rich.
I'm filthy stinking rich!
I wish I were rich.
Rich parents for everyone!
Australia is abundant in minerals.
- Tom is obscenely rich.
- Tom is obscenely wealthy.
Her husband is rich.
I'm extremely rich.
She wasn't rich.
She got married to a rich man.
She was married to a rich man.
They say he was very rich.
He is not rich, but he is happy.
He is said to be rich.
- I know you are rich.
- I know that you are rich.
- I know that you're rich.
- I know you're rich.
- You're rich.
- You're wealthy.
Tom's a rich kid.
You are very rich.
I don't want to be rich.
Tom used to be rich.
Everyone knows you're rich.
Tom wasn't rich.
Tom is a very wealthy man.
The country is rich in natural resources.
- My family is not rich.
- My family isn't rich.
- My family's not rich.
- They say he's very rich.
- I hear that he's very rich.
Tom is rich and single.
My uncle is very rich.
I wish I were rich.
Donna was born with a silver spoon in her mouth.
- He is not rich, but he is happy.
- He's not rich, but he's happy.
- He isn't rich, but he's happy.
- He's rich, but he isn't happy.
- Though he is rich, he is not happy.
- Though he is wealthy he is not happy.
- Although he is rich, he is not happy.
- Even though he has a lot of money, he's not happy.
- He's rich, but he's not happy.
- Despite being rich, he is not happy.
Don't you like being rich?
Tom's father is very rich.
I guess Tom is rich.
Tom is a wealthy farmer.