"There are sixty people in my family." po polsku — Słownik angielsko-polski | zobacz "There are sixty people in my family." po angielsku

There are sixty people in my family.

  1. W mojej rodzinie jest sześćdziesiąt osób.

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rzeczownik
my people = moi krewni, moja rodzina
inne
Are we there yet? język mówiony = Daleko jeszcze? (dosł. Jesteśmy już na miejscu? Fraza używana przez zniecierpliwione dzieci podczas podróży samochodem)
inne
How many people are there in your family? = Ile jest osób w twojej rodzinie?
powiedzenie
my lips are sealed = milczeć jak grób, milczeć jak głaz
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