Examples of using "Fakir" in a sentence and their english translations:
We're not poor.
I'm not poor.
Tom isn't poor, but Mary is.
- I'm not ashamed that I am poor.
- I think being poor is nothing to be ashamed of.
- I'm not ashamed that I'm poor.
- She isn't poor.
- She's not poor.
Have you been poor?
Being poor is expensive.
Tom is quite poor.
- Tom is very poor.
- Tom is really poor.
Tom wasn't poor.
- Tom isn't poor.
- Tom isn't that poor.
- He's as poor as a church mouse.
- He's dirt-poor.
You're not poor.
They're very poor.
- They're very poor.
- They're really poor.
We're not going to be poor anymore.
Are we poor?
I didn't like being poor.
I don't like being poor.
Tom seemed to be poor.
Tom is still poor.
Tom is really poor.
He was poor, but he was honest.
They're children from poor families.
They are as poor as can be.
All of them are not poor.
He is said to be very poor.
He said he was poor.
- There is no shame in being poor.
- Poverty is no disgrace.
He didn't like being poor.
I grew up in a poor family.
I'm not as poor as I used to be.
- Tom said he was poor.
- Tom said that he was poor.
Tom is poor, isn't he?
Tom has always been poor.
Even though he was poor, he was happy.
He is poor, but happy.
I'm not ashamed of my father being poor.
I don't want to end up poor.
Tom is a poor student.
A fallen fakir is in the mosque.
He is poor, but honest.
She didn't like being poor.
We know Tom is poor.
- Tom is poor. However, he is happy.
- Tom is poor, but he's happy.
He is not ashamed of being poor.
He's poor, but he's honest.
He was a poor musician.
We're here because we're poor.
I wasn't as poor as my neighbors.
I never was poor.
I'm a poor student.
You look like you're poor.
Tom looks like he's poor.
- Tom said that he wasn't poor.
- Tom said he wasn't poor.
His diet is deficient in protein.
I'd rather be poor than rich.
in Mbaise, in southeastern Nigeria.
It's become synonymous with the displacement
We looked for it high and low.
The man was ashamed of being born poor.
- I would buy the car, but I am poor.
- If I weren't poor, I'd buy that car.
Though she is poor, she is happy.
Even though they were poor, they were happy.
He remained a poor man.
Though he was poor, he was happy.
He always remained poor.
He is not too poor to buy a bicycle.
He lives in a poor district of London.
Tom remained poor all his life.
I may be poor, but I'm not stupid.
We aren't that poor.
Nutrition is inadequate in some poor areas.
Are we really that poor?
Even though he's poor, he's happy.
A poor workman blames his tools.
Tom was born to a poor family.
We're a very poor country.
Tom always remained poor.
- I doubt that Tom is still poor.
- I doubt Tom is still poor.
- Tom told me that he was poor.
- Tom told me he was poor.
Tom said that he was very poor.
Tom said that Mary was poor.
Tom said that he was really poor.
Tom isn't that poor.
Tom and Mary aren't poor.