Examples of using "Mieć" in a sentence and their english translations:
I've always wanted a dog.
Emotions, you will learn,
you will have shoes;
You may be right.
She is going to have a baby.
- They must have had an accident.
- They must've had an accident.
I wanted to have children.
- I want a friend.
- I want to have a friend.
I want to have it.
- Do you want children?
- Do you want kids?
I want a pool.
I want a family.
Can you be sure?
- You can have it.
- You may have it.
I want a guitar.
- How can you have a laptop and not a cell phone?
- How can you have a laptop, but no mobile?
People are looking to make a difference.
you might not have shoes;
You have to have a piece of pie.
She must be forty or so.
I wish I had a beautiful girlfriend.
- Tom may be right.
- Tom might be right.
- Maybe Tom is right.
- Tom could have a point.
Not wanting is the same as having.
We want to have a large family.
I'd like a little more time.
I wanted red shoes.
Do you want this shirt?
All we can do is hope.
I want a waterbed.
I wanted red shoes.
Bob must have had an accident.
I would like to have this camera.
Tom wanted that.
- Tom must've had a reason.
- Tom must have had a reason.
I wish I had my own car.
It's practical to have a laptop.
The sentence must have a predicate.
May I ask a question?
Are you seriously thinking about having a baby?
- We will have guests tomorrow.
- We'll have guests tomorrow.
I want a new car.
You may take the book.
They thought it might have something to do with
But you must have a lot of time.
they're going to have fish for dinner,
Liars must have a good memory.
You must always keep your hands clean.
All things must have an end.
Boxers need quick reflexes.
- You shall have it for nothing.
- You can have it for nothing.
They should have a noble mind.
Good eating habits are essential.
He was anxious for a bicycle.
He must be about forty.
I would rather have a cat than a dog.
Do you want the job or not?
Drivers should wear seat belts.
- Tom may be wrong.
- Tom might be wrong.
I wish I had wings to fly.
- He must be nearly forty.
- He must be about forty.
- He must be around 40.
He needs to be aware of the dangers.
- Tom must've had his reasons.
- Tom must have had his reasons.
What do you want that for?
I've always wanted to own a sports car.
I hope you had a nice trip.
Tom should have plenty of time.
You're going to have a baby brother. Are you pleased?
Why would I want a bigger TV?
Layla can't have children.
I want time instead of money.
I want to get married and I want to have kids.
I like to have a full-length mirror in my bedroom.
It's cool to have that power over it.
An athlete has to be confident,
- An artist must have an eye for color.
- An artist must have an eye for colour.
She told me that she wanted a pet dog.
He began to get suspicious about her.
People tomorrow will have different ideas.
We all want what we can't have.
We've got a right to be here.
Do I need a reason?
Tom might possibly have a house in Boston.
I'd rather have an old car than a motorcycle.
I said that he should not have anything.
I want many books to read.
I want to have a proper house and garden.
I want a jacket shaped like yours.
I wish I had a friend like you.
It is good to have ideals... don't you think?