Examples of using "Pertence" in a sentence and their english translations:
Does this belong to you?
That belongs to me.
It belongs to Tom.
It doesn't belong to you.
Nothing belongs to nothing, everything belongs to all.
It belongs to me now.
It belongs to Tom.
- That is mine.
- That's mine.
- It belongs to me.
It belongs to Brian.
- It belongs to me now.
- It's mine now.
Which club do you belong to?
- The rose belongs to Theodore.
- The rose is Theodore's.
I think this belongs to you.
It doesn't belong to you.
This book belongs to you.
- That's mine.
- That belongs to me.
- That's mine!
This book belongs to them.
This doll belongs to me.
This pencil belongs to me.
Does this belong to Tom?
I own this car.
That doesn't belong to me.
Hotels.com is owned by Expedia.
- I believe that belongs to me.
- I think that belongs to me.
- Does this watch belong to someone here?
- Does this watch belong to somebody here?
"Which science does the operation subtraction belong to?" "Subtraction belongs to arithmetic."
The house is owned by him.
That belongs to my brother.
Who owns this truck?
Your soul belongs to me.
- I think this belongs to you.
- I think this is yours.
I think this belongs to me.
Who does this car belong to?
This camera belongs to me.
This car doesn't belong to me.
This guitar belongs to Tom.
Tasmania belongs to Australia.
The future belongs to God.
The decision belongs to him.
- That house belongs to me.
- That house is mine.
The knife belongs to the gardener.
Who does this suitcase here belong to?
Does anybody own this sentence?
- I believe that belongs to me.
- I think that belongs to me.
This book belongs to Tom.
That house belongs to him.
The world belongs to the courageous.
Who owns this house?
- This book belongs to me.
- This book is mine.
You belong to which household?
This racket belongs to me.
- My life does not belong to me.
- My life doesn't belong to me.
To whom does the moon belong?
French doesn't belong to France. It belongs to all those who improve it.
- That house belongs to me.
- That house is mine.
- This is my home.
- This is my house.
- That is my house.
Do you know who this car here belongs to?
Love belongs to those who believe in it.
And that tool belongs to you.
She belongs to the tennis club.
- Who possesses his heart?
- Who has captured his heart?
The 21st century belongs to Asia.
- This land belongs to Mr Ikeda.
- This land belongs to Mr. Ikeda.
This dictionary is my sister's.
- That's mine.
- That belongs to me.
That car belongs in a museum.
This house belongs to my uncle.
That bicycle belongs to our school.
Nobody owns the moon.
One seat belongs to the medical industry.
One belongs to the insurance industry.
This book doesn't belong to Tom.
That farm belongs to the Jackson family.
This building belongs to my family.
- Who plays the lead?
- Who has the main role?
John belongs to the swimming club.
- Does this watch belong to someone here?
- Does this watch belong to somebody here?
This furniture belongs to my mom.
- How do you know that belongs to Tom?
- How do you know that that belongs to Tom?
This book belongs to them. It's theirs.
Do you know who this car here belongs to?
We think this belongs to you.
A part of this land is mine.
Love belongs to those who think about it.
This book belongs to the school library.