Examples of using "соседями" in a sentence and their english translations:
or a neighbor.
Do you talk with your neighbors?
We used to be neighbors.
- Are you getting along with your neighbors?
- Do you get along with your neighbors?
We'll be neighbors.
We used to be neighbours.
We are arguing with the neighbors.
She fell into conversation with her neighbors.
We used to be neighbors.
- They are on good terms with their neighbors.
- They're on good terms with their neighbors.
She doesn't say hello to her neighbours.
He doesn't greet his neighbours.
They're on good terms with their neighbors.
- They have been on good terms with their neighbours.
- They're on good terms with their neighbors.
- They've been on good terms with their neighbors.
I greeted my neighbors.
Tom didn't get along with his neighbors.
Tom and Mary were neighbors.
I get along well with my neighbors.
Tom doesn't talk to his neighbors.
I don't get along with my neighbors.
She doesn't say hello to her neighbours.
- Tom and I used to be neighbors.
- Tom and I were neighbors.
Are you getting along with your neighbors?
They're on good terms with their neighbors.
Tom doesn't get along with his neighbors.
Tom doesn't greet his neighbors.
We used to be neighbours.
- Tom always says hi to his neighbors.
- Tom always greets his neighbors.
He doesn't talk to his neighbors.
She doesn't talk to her neighbors.
We don't get along with our neighbors.
Do you know your neighbors?
Tom doesn't know his neighbors.
I talked to Tom's neighbors and co-workers.
Go to the football matches between the neighborhood
- You should try to get along with your neighbours.
- You should try to get along with your neighbors.
He could not get along with his neighbors.
I caught Tom looking into the neighbors' windows.
Tom and I'll be neighbors soon.
I hardly ever talk to my neighbors.
We get on well with our neighbors.
I'm on good terms with the neighbors.
- Tom gets on well with all his neighbours.
- Tom gets on well with all his neighbors.
I'm on good terms with the neighbors.
We don't know our neighbors.
- They are on good terms with their neighbors.
- They're on good terms with their neighbors.
We don't get along well with our neighbors.
I don't know my neighbors.
with a potentially more advanced and hostile neighbor.
You must be friendly with your neighbors.
I think he can get along with his neighbors.
They have been good neighbors to this day.
Japan is at peace with her neighbors.
You must keep up a good relationship with your neighbors.
Up until now, they've been good neighbors.
Tom and I were roommates in college.
- Tom and I used to be roommates.
- Tom and I were roommates.
Tom will be speaking to our neighbors about that.
Do you know your neighbors?
- They are on good terms with their neighbors.
- They have been on good terms with their neighbours.
- They're on good terms with their neighbors.
- They've been on good terms with their neighbors.
- They have been on good terms with their neighbours.
- They've been on good terms with their neighbors.
Mr Philips, along with some friends and neighbors, is planning a celebration.
- Tom knows all his neighbors.
- Tom knows all of his neighbors.
the family spoke often and openly with the one group of neighbours,
Tom doesn't know his neighbors.
It's pretty easy to guess which ones ended up helping them, isn't it?
- We don't know our neighbors.
- We don't know our neighbours.
We used to be neighbours.
Tom doesn't get along with his neighbors like he used to.
The Church says to love your neighbor. I'm sure that they haven't met my neighbors.
President Xi Jinping emphasized that China, Russia and Mongolia are good neighbours and partners.
I know all my neighbors.
We, the Danes, have a special love-hate relationship with our Swedish neighbors.
Tom talked to Mary's neighbors and asked them if they knew where she'd gone.
- I don't think Tom knows his neighbors.
- I don't think that Tom knows his neighbors.