Examples of using "Wohlhabend" in a sentence and their english translations:
- You're rich.
- You're wealthy.
I'm wealthy.
You're wealthy.
- We're rich.
- We're wealthy.
Tom is wealthy.
She was wealthy.
He was wealthy.
She is well off now.
She's quite wealthy.
She must be well off.
He is well off now.
My family is wealthy.
Tom is very wealthy.
Tom is well off now.
I'm very wealthy.
Tom became very wealthy.
- They say that Tom is wealthy.
- They say Tom is wealthy.
The landlord used to be quite well off.
Tom is wealthy, isn't he?
My brother has no money.
Tom seems wealthy.
That town looked prosperous.
My parents weren't very wealthy.
- I'm rich.
- I'm wealthy.
- I am rich.
I know Tom is wealthy.
For all her wealth, she is not happy.
I wonder if Tom is still wealthy.
They say the landlord used to be well off.
The doctor, who is well off, is not satisfied.
Because he was wealthy, he was able to go there.
- Tom isn't rich.
- Tom isn't wealthy.
This woman gives the impression of being wealthy.
- Tom's parents are wealthy.
- Tom's parents are rich.
He told me that he was wealthy.
Even though he's wealthy, he isn't happy.
- Tom has great wealth, but he is not happy.
- Tom has money. However, he's not all that happy.
Judging from those facts, Mr Mori must be a wealthy person.
What would you do if you had great wealth?
That town looked prosperous.
She wasn't wealthy enough to feed her dog meat every day.
- I know that Tom is rich.
- I know Tom is rich.
- I know Tom is wealthy.
- I know that Tom is wealthy.
Even though he's wealthy, he isn't happy.
Tom has great wealth, but he is not happy.