Examples of using "demeyi" in a sentence and their english translations:
as he repeats, "Moktor,"
- Stop calling me that!
- Stop calling me that.
Stop calling me honey.
- Don't forget to say thank you.
- Don't forget to say "Thank you."
- Don't forget to say "please" and "thank you".
- Don't forget to say "please" and "thank you."
Stop calling me Miss Smarty-pants.
Can you stop calling me that?
Would you stop calling me that?
Please stop calling me that.
You neglected to say "Thank you."
You need to stop saying no to him.
So I like to call that virtue "mere civility."
Didn't your mother teach you to say thank you?
I do wish Tom would stop calling me that.
Tom forgot to say goodbye to Mary.
Tom never forgot to say thank you.
Tom never forgets to say thank you.
I wish you'd stop calling me a liar.
You don't deserve to call yourself a European!
They don't deserve to call themselves Europeans!
Tom always remembers to say thank you.
and it's one my colleagues and clients affectionately call the Rosenberg reset.
I don't like to say I said. Shrug and come back!
Tom was the one who told me how to say "thank you" in French.
Tom asked me to teach him how to say "thank you" in French.
Tom was the one who taught me how to say "thank you" in French.
Stop calling me Tom. That's not my name.
I don't like to call it "the tricolor". I prefer the "French flag."
He always forgets to say goodbye to people when leaving.
Tom and Mary have taught their children to say "excuse me" if they want to interrupt a conversation.
Tom taught his parrot to say, "Help me! They turned me into a parrot!"
Those British purists prefer to say “yummy mummy” instead of “MILF”. Whatever.