Examples of using "Obaj" in a sentence and their english translations:
Both the boys shouted out.
Both of you be quiet.
You are both in the wrong.
Have both of you already eaten?
Have both of you already eaten?
They are both very intelligent.
We both want the same thing.
Both the brothers were out.
Both brothers are musicians.
Both men were rescued.
Both of them were not present at the meeting.
- Both his brothers are teachers.
- Both her brothers are teachers.
They are both in the room.
Both of my brothers are married.
They are both good teachers.
- I assume you two know each other.
- I assume that you two know each other.
Both the brothers are dead.
They both drew the same thing.
The two came to the same conclusion.
- Have both of you already had lunch?
- Have both of you already eaten lunch?
They're both drunk.
We met while we were both visiting Australia.
The editor and the publisher are both my cousins.
Both of her sons died during the war.
The men are getting into shape riding bicycles.
- The two boys are much the same in English.
- Those two boys have about the same ability in English.
Both you and your brother are wrong.
Tom has two sons. Both of them live in Boston.
Tom has two brothers who both live in Boston.
They are both well-known columnists, but they work at rival newspapers.
- Both Tom and John say they've kissed Mary.
- Tom and John both say they've kissed Mary.
Both of them are in the room.
- We're both adults.
- We are both adults.
I was wrong, you were wrong, and both of us need to correct this mistake.
They both reached the same conclusion.