Examples of using "Gemein" in a sentence and their english translations:
That was mean.
- Tom's mean.
- Tom is mean.
Tom was mean.
- You're mean.
- You're being mean.
- He is mean.
- He's mean.
I'm mean.
He was mean.
They have something in common.
- I'm not mean.
- I am not mean.
That was really mean.
- We have nothing in common.
- We've got nothing in common.
We had nothing in common.
Tom never was mean.
Tom isn't mean.
That's so mean.
Tom was very mean.
Tom wasn't mean.
Tom is really mean.
Hey, that's mean!
He wasn't mean.
Don't be so mean to me.
Kids can be so mean.
We don't have much in common.
You two have nothing in common.
We have something else in common.
Tom seems mean.
Tom isn't very mean.
That's just mean.
She's nasty and mean.
Girls are so mean.
You two have a lot in common.
She can be mean sometimes.
How could Tom be so mean?
We were mean to Tom.
His brother was nasty to me.
She and I have nothing in common.
She has nothing in common with him.
- You're bad.
- You're mean.
Why are you always so evil?
Tom is very mean to me.
Why's Tom being mean to Mary?
I had nothing in common with them.
Why is my sister so mean?
He has nothing in common with her.
They have nothing in common with us.
Why are these girls so mean?
He is mean.
- Tom and Mary have a lot in common.
- Tom and Mary have got a lot in common.
- Tom and Mary have much in common.
Tom was very mean to Mary.
He is very mean to me.
She has nothing in common with him.
Tom and Mary have something in common.
Don't be so mean to me.
She had nothing in common with them.
They have nothing in common with him.
She had nothing in common with us.
Why are you always so mean to Tom?
- Stop being so mean to everyone.
- Stop being so mean to everyone!
It's mean of you to talk that way.
Why are people so mean to me?
What if I was actually really mean?
Why is everyone so mean to me?
Tom said something mean about me.
Mary said something mean about me.
Why are you so mean to me?
I don't really have much in common with Tom.
How could you be so mean!
It's mean of you to talk that way.
Love of money is common to all men.
The Japanese have a lot in common with the Chinese.
- We have nothing in common.
- We've got nothing in common.
- I am sure we have a lot in common.
- I'm sure we have a lot in common.
Don't be mean.
He has nothing in common with her as to their tastes.
Tom and his brother have very little in common.
Why is my sister so mean to me?