Examples of using "Tom'da" in a sentence and their english translations:
Tom has my umbrella.
Tom has my car.
Tom has my book.
It's Tom's turn.
- Tom did that, too.
- Tom also did that.
- Tom did that as well.
Tom didn't have it.
Tom has my number.
Tom didn't get it either.
- I think Tom has your umbrella.
- I think that Tom has your umbrella.
Tom still has my umbrella.
What do you see in Tom?
Tom didn't study French either.
Tom is hyperlexic.
Tom suffers from dyslexia.
Tom has Asperger's.
It's Tom's turn to pay.
- Tom is next in line.
- It's Tom's turn next.
Why does Tom have Mary's keys?
Tom is also a good instructor.
Tom has Windows 7.
I don't understand what you see in Tom.
What do you see in Tom anyway?
Tom has no school spirit.
- Tom likes knitting too.
- Tom likes knitting, too.
Does Tom have cable?
Tom doesn't have one.
Tom has my keys.
Tom has what Mary wants.
Tom had nothing.
Tom is the kind of guy you just can't hate.
Tom has Mary's address.
Tom has Mary's car keys.
Tom has the answer to Mary's question.
Tom had no apparent injuries.
Tom doesn't have any of that.
Tom has very bad luck.
Tom was wrong about that, too.
Tom is the only one with a key.
Tom suffers from anxiety.
Tom has a key to my house.
- Tom has Asperger's syndrome.
- Tom has Asperger syndrome.
Tom has tsundoku.
Tom had some tricks up his sleeve.
Maybe Tom feels the same way.
- I think Tom might be allergic to eggs.
- I think that Tom might be allergic to eggs.
Tom mentioned your name, too.
Tom has one, too.
Tom has my book.
Why didn't he tell me about Tom?
Tom has a T-shirt just like yours.
Tom might have what you need.
That hat looks really good on Tom.
The doctors couldn't find anything wrong with Tom.
What did you ever see in Tom?
Tom has the book that Mary wants to read.
- Does Tom have a key to Mary's apartment?
- Does Tom have a key to Mary's flat?
- Has Tom got a key to Mary's flat?
Tom had powers I will never have.
What qualities do you most admire in Tom?
Tom still has an edge.
That happened Monday afternoon at Tom's.
Tom has a migraine headache.
Tom just bought a car, too.
Tom has one for you.
Tom probably didn't go either.
Tom is allergic to peanuts.
Tom has even more books than I do.
Tom clearly has potential.
Tom has a message for John from Mary.
How long will you be at Tom's?
The word "deception" isn't in Tom's vocabulary.
Tom is allergic to penicillin.
Tom is getting better.
That hat looks good on Tom.
- I know Tom is different.
- I know that Tom is different.
Tom could have cancer.
Tom has no concept of reality.
Tom has cardiac arrhythmia.
Tom has a 4k TV.
Tom seemed to be making progress.
Neither Tom nor Mary has dark hair.
Neither Tom nor Mary has a Japanese car.
Tom is borderline paranoid.
That coat looks good on Tom.
Tom has two computers.
- I wonder if Tom has another one.
- I wonder whether Tom has another one.
- I wonder whether or not Tom has another one.
Does Tom have your phone number?
It's Tom's turn to help wash the dishes.
Tom doesn't have Mary's address in Boston, but he has her phone number.
- Does Tom know your phone number?
- Does Tom know your telephone number?
Tom has a lot of black and white pictures of his grandparents.
- Tom doesn't have an ear for music.
- Tom is tone deaf.
Tom has balls of steel.
Tom had money, a lot of it.
Tom never puts things back where they belong.
Something is wrong with Tom.
What is it you like about Tom?