Examples of using "Könyvem" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I have many books.
- I have a lot of books.
The book is mine.
- Where's my book?
- Where is my book?
I have some French books.
- I have two books.
- I've got two books.
I have many books.
I have a book.
The book is mine.
I have some books.
I have few books.
I own two books.
I have few books.
I have a lot of books.
What's my book doing here?
All my books are gone.
I'd like a book.
- I only have ten books.
- I have only 10 books.
- That is my book.
- That's my book.
My book is very heavy.
- I have a few books.
- I have got some books.
- I have some books.
I have at least ten books.
- I have a few French books.
- I have some French books.
I have hardly any English books.
- I have few books.
- I only have a few books.
- This is my book.
- The book is mine.
- That is my book.
- It's my book.
- That's my book.
I have a book about fishing.
Where did you put my book?
I have my book.
Do you have my book?
I have no more than ten books.
My book isn't here.
I don't have a single book to read.
I don't have a single book to read.
I don't have a single book to read.
- All these books are mine.
- All those books are mine.
- All of these books are mine.
I need to read but I don't have books!
This book isn't mine.
I have as many books as Tom does.
I have only half as many books as he.
I have ten times as many books as you have.
"Where is my book?" "It's in the classroom."
The publisher isn't interested in my book.
My pen is where my book is.
I have a lot of old books. A couple of them are quite valuable.
This is my book.
I still have the book from last semester.
I don't have any books to read.
I've got more books than I can read.
I have a lot of books in my library but none of them are in Czech.
This is my book.
This book isn't mine.
All these books are mine.