Examples of using "Aquela" in a sentence and their english translations:
Look at that house.
Clean that window.
Look at that view.
I hate that song.
"Who is that girl?" "That's Keiko."
- That house belongs to me.
- That house is mine.
- This is my home.
- This is my house.
- That is my house.
the one that nobody wants, the one that nobody comes to claim.
The house there belongs to me.
Do you recognize that girl?
He cut down that cherry tree.
Don't send that letter.
Look at that shooting star.
Catch that person.
I hate this teacher.
That store went bankrupt.
Close that window.
Close that window.
I don't know that woman.
I'm going to climb that mountain.
Did you find out who that woman was?
Look at that short pretty girl.
- I love that chair.
- I love this chair.
Who is that old woman?
Look at the woman over there!
Put that knife away.
Don't send that letter.
He reached that shelf.
Is that the truth?
They closed that school.
I want that bag.
That house is mine.
That house is big.
- Who is that person?
- Who is this person?
That bag is mine.
I loved that house.
That one's OK.
We've accomplished that goal.
That part is frustrating.
That girl is Mary.
Who was that girl?
I opened that box.
That woman is beautiful.
That's a doll.
We love that girl.
That skirt is long.
I love that picture.
Who's that girl?
- I see the girl is beautiful.
- That girl is pretty!
I'll take the yellow one.
That female student is American.
It was the truth.
How much does that beer cost?
Who was that woman?
I'm gonna kill that bitch.
Is that bike yours?
That sentence was wrong.
- Who is that woman?
- Who is that lady?
- Who is this lady?
- Who is this woman?
Give me that bottle.
What tree is that?
Let's listen to that song again.
That rule applied to everybody.
Let's listen to that song again.
Give me that gun.
- I myself will repair that machine.
- I will repair that machine myself.
How did you answer that question?
"Who is that girl?" "That's Keiko."
That was not my point.
is the battle we did not fight.
a she-wolf took that child
I really could feel it. That big creature.
Have you answered that letter yet?
Shall I have that box?
That town looked prosperous.
How did you get to know that person?
That word describes it perfectly.
That rumor soon spread.
That motorcycle isn't expensive.
We had fun that night!
- What is that thing?
- What's that thing?
Where can I buy that magazine?
Did you sleep with that woman?
That bicycle isn't his.
Tom never opens that window.
That shop has many customers.
I got that news from Hashimoto.