Sentence examples of "dem" in German with translation "whose"

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Jenes Gebäude mit dem braunen Dach ist eine Kirche. That building whose roof is brown is a church.
„Wessen Armbänder sind das?“ — „Majdas.“ "Whose bracelets are these?" "They are Majda's."
„Wessen Ohrringe sind das?“ — „Tanias.“ "Whose earrings are these?" "They are Tania's."
„Wessen Ohrringe sind das?“ — „Die von Tania.“ "Whose earrings are these?" "They are Tania's."
Akiko hat eine Tante, die Hana heißt. Akiko has an aunt whose name is Hana.
„Wessen Zähne sind das?“ — „Die meines Großvaters.“ "Whose teeth are these?" "They are my grandfather's."
„Wessen Handschuhe sind das?“ — „Es sind Lisas.“ "Whose gloves are these?" "They are Lisa's."
„Wessen Ohrringe sind das?“ — „Die von Tania.“ "Whose earrings are these?" "They are Tania's."
„Wessen Zähne sind das?“ — „Die meines Großvaters.“ "Whose teeth are these?" "They are my grandfather's."
Er hat einen Sohn, der John heißt. He has a son whose name is John.
Wer ist als nächster an der Reihe? Whose turn is it next?
„Wessen Ohren sind das?“ — „Die von Micky Maus.“ "Whose ears are these?" "They are Mickey Mouse's."
„Wessen Bleistifte sind das?“ — „Die von Walt Disney.“ "Whose pencils are these?" "They are Walt Disney's."
„Wessen Ohren sind das?“ — „Die von Micky Maus.“ "Whose ears are these?" "They are Mickey Mouse's."
„Wessen Bleistifte sind das?“ — „Die von Walt Disney.“ "Whose pencils are these?" "They are Walt Disney's."
Das ist die Frau, deren Autos gestohlen wurden. This is the woman whose cars were stolen.
Eine Frau, deren Mann starb, ist eine Witwe. A woman whose husband has died is a widow.
Tom hat einen Freund, dessen Mutter Tierärztin ist. Tom has a friend whose mother is a veterinarian.
Kumi ist das Mädchen, dessen Vater Hunde mag. Kumi is the girl whose father likes dogs.
Ich habe einen Freund, dessen Vater Lehrer ist. I have a friend whose father is a teacher.
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