Examples of using "Minhas" in a sentence and their english translations:
You have my condolences.
Where do I put my bags?
- Those are my trousers.
- Those are my pants.
- These are my trousers.
- I wash my socks.
- I am washing my socks.
Don't touch my flowers.
- My words provoked her to anger.
- My words made them angry.
- My words made her angry.
My prayer was answered.
I want my stuff.
I covered my ears.
They're my pens.
I wash my hands.
- My keys are gone.
- My keys are missing.
I've broken my glasses.
- Answer me.
- Answer my questions.
My legs were shaking.
My legs have fallen asleep.
Have you seen my keys?
What are my responsibilities?
I hate my eyebrows.
I need my keys.
My gums are swollen.
- Please accept my condolences!
- Please accept my condolences.
I have my things.
Those are my daughters.
Don't touch my stuff!
I've paid my dues.
Remember my words!
My income and expenses aren't balanced.
Do you want to see my translations?
- I always keep my promises.
- I always keep promises.
My tears are cold.
Do you like my clothes?
I'm looking for my keys.
You're in my prayers.
All this stuff is mine.
Don't eat my fries.
Follow my instructions to the letter.
- Don't twist my words!
- Don't twist my words.
- I can't find my keys.
- I can't find my keys!
I can't find my gloves.
- Those are my trousers.
- Those are my pants.
My vacation went by quickly.
My joints ache.
My back still hurts.
My legs are weak.
My hands are tied.
Where are my pictures?
- Those pens are mine.
- Those feathers are mine.
Those are my pants.
I want to wash my hands.
She stole my things.
No one sees my tears.
My legs still hurt.
I pricked up my ears.
Did you get my messages?
My prayer was answered.
I washed my hands.
My gums are swollen.
God heard my prayers.
Where are my gloves?
My gums are bleeding.
My hands are full.
Carry out my orders!
I'm looking for my gloves.
- What are my options?
- What are my choices?
My legs hurt.
My hands are shaking.
My hands are dirty.
My ears are freezing.
What are my tasks?
I am visiting my friends.
My underpants are wet.
My financial worries are past.
Where are my crutches?
Where's my stuff?
You stole my things.
Someone took my stuff.
My wounds have healed.
These are my underpants.
Do you pay my bills?
I need my boots.
These are my pants.
My sisters are physicians.
I wrung out my clothes.
My friends are here.