Examples of using I'm a dog in English and their translations into Czech
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And I'm a dog.
I'm a dog. What?
Maybe I'm a dog.
I'm a dog. What?
What? Oh, I'm a dog.
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I'm a dog. What?
What? Oh, I'm a dog.
I'm a dog! Look at this!
After all, I'm a dog.
So I'm a dog now?
So, you're saying I'm a dog.
I'm a dog! Look at this.
What, so, I'm a dog now?
I'm a dog, I can hear everything. Yeah.
You're a pig and I'm a dog.
I'm a dog. I will guard your house.
I'm a dog. I will guard the house.
You don't have to talk to me like I'm a dog.
I'm a dog. I will guard the house well.
Give me a biscuit, please. Hello there,madam, I'm a dog.
I'm a dog with a wondrous spiritual gift.
Call me that more often andyou will think i'm a dog.
I'm a dog lover myself, but Julie deserves better.
I'm a dog, and I act like a dog. .
But, because, as I said, I'm a dog guy, I understand why you felt you had to.
I'm a dog and you're a cat, we get along great.
Besides, if I'm a dog then you are a street cat.
I'm a dog, in case you hadn't guessed, and I belong to this man.