Sentence examples of "was denn sonst ?" in German
Was ist das denn für eine Logik: man liegt immer falsch, bis die Richtigkeit bewiesen ist?
What kind of logic is this: one's always wrong, until proved right?
Was ist das denn für eine Logik: wenn es nicht deins ist, muss es meins sein?
What kind of logic is this: if it is not yours, it must be mine?
Was soll ich denn mit ihr machen, wenn sie zu weinen anfängt?
When she starts to cry, what shall I do with her?
Natürlich musst du bezahlen. Was hast du dir denn gedacht?
Of course you have to pay. What did you think?
Johny war ein Chemiker; jetzt weilt er nicht mehr hier. Denn was er für Wasser hielt, war H2SO4.
Johnny was a chemist; now Johnny is no more. For what he thought was water, was H2SO4.
Es war nicht seine Schuld, denn er hat getan, was er konnte.
It was not his fault, for he did his best.
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