Examples of using "違うんだ。" in a sentence and their english translations:
Wrong.
Wrong.
- Wrong.
- It's incorrect.
- I am not like you.
- I'm not like you.
Tom isn't like you.
That is not the case.
- No.
- Nope.
You have to pay 10,000 yen extra on holidays.
I'm not a toothless barking dog.
- Obviously that's different for men and women.
- Well, in that area, of course things are different for men and women.
- John is not the man that he was three years ago.
- John is not the man he was three years ago.
Tom isn't what he was three years ago.
There's an apostrophe missing. "It's" and "its" are different. -- I know. It was a typing error.
- That's not what I meant. I'm not being sexist. Men and women are just different.
- That's not what I mean. Sex discrimination, female discrimination, whatever, men and women are just different.
- "Today, Tatoeba is barely being used because the weather is so nice," said Tom. "That doesn't make any sense," said Maria in response. "The weather is certainly very different in the different regions of the world."
- "Tatoeba is barely being used today because the weather is so nice," said Tom. "That doesn't make any sense," answered Maria. "After all, the weather in the various regions of the world varies widely."