Examples of using "Quei" in a sentence and their english translations:
Do you know those boys?
You deserve those compliments.
Give me those gloves.
Give those cookies to us.
Give those cookies to me.
Give those cookies to him.
Give those cookies to her.
I remember those days.
But look at those colors!
Those horses are yours.
Why do you hate those movies?
What are those noises?
Please clean those dishes.
Those guys sing well.
I need those documents.
You have to cope with those difficult problems.
Those clothes suit you well.
Those books aren't yours?
I need those files.
Are those guys your friends?
Give those cookies to them.
Who are those guys?
Look at those fish in the pond.
Those boys are sixteen years old.
I love those three kids.
I didn't know those boys.
What are those numbers?
Are those two going out?
I want to fit into those jeans.
Ah, those Russians!
I read those messages in Berber.
Please don't touch those books.
I was disappointed with those results.
Where are those posters now?
Those books are really long.
Are those guys your brothers?
She looks odd in those clothes.
I always get those two names confused.
I love those big, green figs.
What are all those bruises?
We bought those books for them.
All those books are mine.
I can't understand those comments.
because in those days,
Look, you see those tiny little hairs?
- Those books are mine.
- Those are my books.
Those flowers have died.
I'm looking at those flowers.
Those flowers are very beautiful!
Those flowers are beautiful.
But look at those colors!
Look out for those two.
Where are those prisoners?
I remember those times.
Those books are yours.
What are those little dots?
I didn't know those boys.
- Those times will not come back.
- Those times will not return.
Who are those guys?
Those books are theirs.
Those cats are liked by her.
Those dogs are big.
Who are those children?
Tom loved those jeans.
Those days are over.
Those days are gone.
Sami hated those products.
I know both of those boys.
Those books will make a fine library.
There were no radios in those days.
Those two are exactly alike.
Give me that money.
She advised him to read those books.
I'll teach these punks a good lesson.
because those changes create adventure.
Those two boys are cousins.
I hate those kinds of answers.
Those jeans are really cute.
How can I forget those days?
- Who chose those colors?
- Who chose those colours?
Those numbers don't add up.
Who are those three men?
- Those colors go well together.
- Those colours go well together.
These two brothers resemble each other.
Whose books are those?
Do you want any of these flowers?
What are those flowers called?
I really don't know those guys.
It's one of those days.
Where did you buy those gloves?
Where did you buy those gloves?
Whose gloves are those?
Those horses are Tom's.
Those gloves are Tom's.
Whose horses are those?