Examples of using "Yemedin" in a sentence and their english translations:
You haven't eaten.
Why haven't you eaten your food?
You haven't eaten the cake yet.
You ate nothing.
You haven't eaten a bite.
Why didn't you eat your chocolate?
You hardly ate anything.
You didn't eat very much.
- Why haven't you eaten the food I cooked?
- Why haven't you eaten the food that I cooked?
You didn't eat much lunch.
Didn't you eat lunch?
You haven't eaten, have you?
- You haven't eaten anything.
- They haven't eaten anything.
Haven't you had your dinner?
Haven't you eaten yet?
You barely ate anything.
You didn't eat that, did you?
You've hardly eaten a thing.
Haven't you eaten lunch yet?
Haven't you ever eaten Chinese food?
Why didn't you eat lunch today?
You didn't eat much lunch, did you?
"Why didn't you eat?" "I didn't eat because I wasn't hungry."
You didn't eat the cake I made; your sister did.
You didn't eat all that chocolate I bought, did you?
You haven't eaten anything yet, have you?
Did you already have a meal or not?
"I'm not hungry anymore." "But you haven't eaten anything!"
You haven't had lunch yet?