Examples of using "Onunki" in a sentence and their english translations:
It's his.
- It's his.
- That's his.
It wasn't hers.
- This is her book.
- This book is hers.
- This is not his.
- This is not hers.
That car is hers.
Check your answer with his.
Beauty such as hers is rare.
It's mine, not hers.
It can only be her.
"Whose glasses are those?" "Hers."
That bicycle isn't his.
That's his house with the red roof.
- I would like a sugar bowl like his!
- I would like a sugar bowl like hers!
It looks like this car is his.
The car he's driving is not his.
Her eyes met his.
- His car was blue; hers was red.
- His car was blue. Her car was red.
- His car was blue and hers was red.
I wish I had a voice like his!
My shoes are the same size as his.
Compared to our house, his is a palace.
I would like a sugar bowl like his!
Theirs is not as well-maintained as his.
Compared to our house, his is virtually a palace.
Is this bag yours or his?
It's his, isn't it?
- It's mine, not his.
- It's mine, not hers.
- It's mine, not its.
Tom opened the bag and knew that it wasn't his.
Is there any difference between your idea and hers?
Tom can't remember which ping-pong paddle is his.
Tom was positive that the camera Mary had was his, but it wasn't.
This sweater seems like something Betty would love. It's just so "her"!
His handwriting slants forwards, whereas hers slants backwards.
Our problems are nothing compared to hers.