French · see Mienne-le-Chatel
Take mine.
Take mine.
That is mine.
I want mine.
This house is mine.
Which is mine?
Do you like mine?
Do you like mine?
Mine is red.
He wants mine.
Your guess is as good as mine.
This car is mine.
The responsibility is mine.
Mine is totally different.
He had the kindness to lend me his car when mine broke down.
Tim's motorbike is far more expensive than mine is.
The house whose roof is green is mine.
"Whose chair is this?" "It is mine."
There is a fundamental difference between your opinion and mine.
There is a fundamental difference between your opinion and mine.
Your watch is more expensive than mine.
Your camera is only half the size of mine.
This clock is mine.
Your guess is as good as mine.
This sentence is mine.
She borrowed mine.
This clock is mine.
Compared with yours, my car is small.
Her bike is better than mine.
It's mine, not hers.
He reached across the table and shook my hand.
Your philosophy of life is different than mine.
This essay is my own.
It's still mine.
"Your army is impotent against mine!!" he laughed.
Your idea seems to be similar to mine.
Your philosophy of life varies from mine.
May I use your eraser? I seem to have lost mine.
Your handwriting is similar to mine.
Your handwriting is similar to mine.
Your philosophy of life varies from mine.
Your answer differs from mine.
The calculator on the table is mine.
His essay is better than mine.
If your answer is correct, it follows that mine is wrong.
His thesis is related to mine.
Your situation is analogous to mine.
Your situation is analogous to mine.
His house and mine are adjacent.
His house and mine are adjacent.