Examples of using "Tamten" in a sentence and their english translations:
Look, you see there's a trolley there.
- Look at that.
- Look at that one.
- Give me that one.
- Give me that one there.
Did you tape that concert?
Do you remember that day?
That man is looking at you.
That boy watches over the sheep.
This juice tastes sour.
That guy is an outlaw.
- Who is that boy?
- Who's that boy?
That dog is big.
That house is haunted.
Can I see that one?
That house is famous.
Hand me the wrench.
I like this better than that.
That TV is huge.
Who is that man?
but he didn't buy it.
If I were you, I'd buy that one.
That movie is worth seeing.
I liked that movie.
That gentleman usually wears a hat.
That flower tried to attack me.
I was able to see the smoke from here.
The store is not open today.
Is the pencil long?
That bridge isn't long.
That chimney is very high.
- Look at the sports car over there.
- Look at that sports car over there.
That day changed my life.
That man's monstrously strong.
That other pencil is mine.
Throughout that week, I was very stressed.
That movie was shown on television.
The profession is attractive to women.
That house is much better than this.
I bought that car.
This car is bigger than that one.
That club is way too big.
That old house has been neglected for years.
That dog is loved by the whole family.
It wasn't me who translated this text.
This cat is as big as that one.
Do you know what time that supermarket closes?
Let me eat this one and you can eat the other one.
Which is longer, this pen or that one?
This dictionary is as useful as that one.
- Who is that man?
- Who is that person?
The building is built of marble of a most lovely color.
When the boy came in contact with the hot stove, he burned his hand.
This is her T-shirt. That T-shirt is hers, too.
That report was important because it pointed out all the errors the committee had made.
This flower is more beautiful than that one.
- Who is that boy?
- Who's that boy?
I wanted to ask him about that car.