French · (of) mine, my own
Take mine.
Take mine.
That is mine.
Which one is mine?
I want mine.
Do you like mine?
Do you like mine?
Mine is black.
Just take mine.
This gold is mine.
Is this mine?
Mine is red.
He wants mine.
That bag is mine.
This is my cousin.
Mine is totally different.
His office is very close to mine.
His camera is three times as expensive as mine.
His income is three times larger than mine.
Mine is not so good as yours.
Your bike is better than mine.
Your bike is better than mine.
Her bike is better than mine.
Your plan is a good one, but mine is a better one.
I would like mine rare.
She borrowed mine.
This umbrella looks like mine.
Your pen is better than mine.
It's mine, not hers.
This thin book is mine.
Can I borrow a pen? Mine's on its last legs.
His house is three times as big as mine.
Your pen is better than mine.
This book is mine.
It's still mine.
His story of the collision agrees with mine.
Your problem is similar to mine.
Your problem is similar to mine.
Your bicycle is similar to mine.
He suggested a plan similar to mine.
Can I borrow a pen? Mine's on its last legs.
That is the same bicycle as I have.
Your bicycle is similar to mine.
Tom's arm brushed against mine.
Your saxophone isn't as old as mine.
Your saxophone isn't as old as mine.
Her arm brushed against mine.
Your personal computer is identical with mine.
Mr So-and-So is dead. Why would I bother going to his funeral since, I am certain, he won't come to mine?
This CD is mine, isn't it?