Examples of using "Parenti" in a sentence and their english translations:
Are they your relatives?
We have a lot of relatives.
They are relatives.
I have relatives in Milan.
We are not her relatives.
- I have many relatives.
- I have a lot of relatives.
The poor man has no relatives.
I have relatives in Los Angeles.
Are you one of Tom's relatives?
I have relatives in Milan.
I think we're related.
I have relatives in Boston.
Friends and relatives are invited.
They're staying with their relatives.
All of my relatives live in Boston.
I often visit my relatives.
Tom is one of my relatives.
I have relatives who live in this area.
who are their closest living relatives,
All her relatives are in Syria.
They're related to each other.
When a lot of friends and family form a community
His relatives were convinced of his innocence.
Ants and giraffes are distant relatives.
All my relatives live in this city.
- "What nationality is his family?" "Ukrainian."
- "What nationality is her family?" "Ukrainian."
- "What country are your relatives from?" "Germany."
- "What are your relatives' nationality?" "German."
What nationality are our relatives? Portuguese.
All of my relatives are taller than me.
- I'm quite sure Tom has relatives in Australia.
- I'm quite sure that Tom has relatives in Australia.
The family property was distributed among the relatives.
I keep in touch with my friends and relatives through Facebook.
But here, distant relatives and total strangers drink and bathe under the stars.
Tom and Mary are already planning to spend Christmas with their relatives in the city.
I do not object to your learning English for the sake of acquiring knowledge or for the sake of earning your livelihood but I object to your giving so much importance to English and giving a low place to your national language, Hindi. I do not think it is right on your part to use in your conversation with your friends and relatives any other language than your national language or your mother tongue. Have love for your own language.
When we come to die, we shall be alone. From all our worldly possessions we shall be about to part. Worldly friends — the friends drawn to us by our position, our wealth, or our social qualities, — will leave us as we enter the dark valley. From those bound to us by stronger ties — our kindred, our loved ones, children, brothers, sisters, and from those not less dear to us who have been made our friends because they and we are the friends of the same Saviour, — from them also we must part. Yet not all will leave us. There is One who "sticketh closer than a brother" — One who having loved His own which are in the world loves them to the end.