Examples of using "Anneannem" in a sentence and their english translations:
- You talk like my grandmother.
- You're talking like my grandmother.
My grandmother gets up early.
My grandmother lost her memory.
My grandmother was a nurse.
- My grandmother can fly.
- My grandmother is able to fly.
My grandmother wanted to be buried back home.
My grandmother looks after the children during the daytime.
My grandmother had an operation in Germany.
My grandmother had a stroke.
My grandmother ran off with a cowboy.
My grandmother on my mother's side turned 100.
My grandmother speaks slowly.
My grandmother on my father's side has turned one hundred.
She was there because my grandmother had cancer surgery that day.
- My grandmother has got old.
- My grandma has gotten very old.
- My grandmother has become old.
My grandma is a very independent person.
My grandmother on my mother's side lives in Osaka.
My grandmother lives in the country.
I was brought up by my grandmother.
My grandmother can ride a motorcycle.
My grandmother likes doing cross-stitch.
My grandma has gotten very old.
I wish that my grandmother were still alive.
When I was little, my grandmother would put out a small bowl of milk specifically for hedgehogs.
My grandmother loves watching TV.
My grandmother likes to weave things.
My grandmother is still vigorous at 82 years old.
My grandmother pulled out a handful of green beans, poured them into an ancient pan, toasted them patiently, ground them in a wooden hand mill with a copper handle, carefully squeezed the result into an old-fashioned Hungarian espresso maker, put it on a tray, and two hours later, it was coffee.