Examples of using "Stimmt’s" in a sentence and their english translations:
You're Czech, aren't you?
And you're a teacher, right?
You have a son, don't you?
You have a son, don't you?
And you're a teacher, right?
You like girls, don't you?
Tom is getting married tomorrow, right?
Tom is a psychiatrist, isn't he?
You're Czech, aren't you?
You're Czech, aren't you?
Tom isn't a taxi driver, is he?
You lost count, didn't you?
- She doesn't eat meat, does she?
- He doesn't eat meat, does he?
Mary is very aggressive, isn't she?
- Tom is planning on going tomorrow, isn't he?
- Tom is planning to go tomorrow, isn't he?
Tom is drinking tea, isn't he?
Tom is going to help us, isn't he?
You have three cars, don't you?
And you're a teacher, right?
And you're a teacher, right?
They have a son, don't they?
That is a high building, is it not?
And you're a teacher, right?
You noticed it, too, didn't you?
Many of you speak French, right?
You told Tom to do this, didn't you?
- You have a crush on him, don't you?
- You've got a crush on him, don't you?
You've lost your job, haven't you?
- Your names are Tom and Mary, right?
- Your names are Tom and Mary, correct?
You've got a crush on her, don't you?
He sure likes oranges, doesn't he?
You've been up all night, haven't you?
That means he loves you.
You tried to talk Tom out of doing that, didn't you?
You have no idea where we are, do you?
You forgot to ask Tom for permission to do that, didn't you?
But this is only a financial angle, right?
You're the one that wanted to see me, aren't you?
It looks like it's going to rain, right?
You have no idea where we are, do you?
You have no idea where we are, do you?
You don't like living with your parents, do you?
She doesn't eat meat, does she?
You said that, didn't you?
You lost count, didn't you?