Examples of using "Ganhei" in a sentence and their english translations:
I won!
- I have gained weight.
- I've gained weight.
- I've put on weight.
Did I win?
I won the lottery.
I've won the lottery.
I've earned a break.
I got a bonus.
I won!
I won one.
I almost won.
I won the election.
I have finally won his heart.
- I have gained weight.
- I've gained weight.
I won the lottery.
Did I win something?
- What's my prize?
- What did I win?
I beat him at chess.
I've won three times.
I won the bet.
I got a telescope for my birthday.
I had a dream that I won the lottery.
- I've won first prize!
- I won the first prize.
I got one for Christmas.
Yes! I won twice in a row!
I feel I've already won.
I received this electric knife as a gift.
I won the gold medal.
I received a Playstation Vita as a gift.
I can't believe I won.
- My salary was high this month.
- I earned a lot of money this month.
I won the scholarship.
I gained two kilos this summer.
I didn't win.
I finally won.
I've put on a little weight.
I captured your queen.
I've won three dresses, one white and two green.
I won a prize in the spelling competition.
I was given a medal.
That's the most beautiful gift I've ever received.
which I won without a fight, are yours now.
I wanted a horse, but I got a bicycle.
That's the most beautiful gift I've ever received.
I was given a new jacket.
I beat him at chess.
I won the lottery and we're going to the Bahamas.
This is the best gift I've ever gotten!
I got a lot of insect bites in the woods.
I've gained a little bit of weight.
I didn't win, but at least I got a consolation prize.
I got that from my father.
- I received an eReader for Christmas.
- I received an ebook Reader for Christmas.
When you were born, I got the greatest gift I could've ever asked for: a brother and a friend forever.