My sister ees dthe most beautiful voman in Peru; she haf many suitors, but she ees nefer allow to see dthem except when dthe family air vidth her.
Zee on dthis leedle coin dthey haf all dthree mountains on dthe back.
She zay she know dthe Señorita vidth dthe pretty eyes would like dthe shaills, and dthat vas vhy she follow her in dthe church, but Señorita ees easy frighten.
Naixt to dthe Frainch, dthe American ladies air most beautiful, charmante and clevair, but you haf chic, and more dthings; you might be angry I vould say.
You air alvays 'wonderschön' to me--but you look too clevair zometimes in dthe day.
You must notice after you leaf Acajulta dthe volcano 'Yzalco'; it ees acteef, as you say; it ees all fire by dthe dark of dthe night.
If you vant me to haf it, Señorita, write me and I vill come from dthe end of dthe vorld to get it.
Señorita look fery tire--she better stay in dthe hotel.
Let us go to dthe Plaza; Madame and Señorita can sit down for a leedle.
Yes," the Baron says, "I dthought you vould like to taste dthe milk.
It ees not like your country; a man can nefer know dthe voman he loaf till he marry her.
I weel and bickweath to my fran' Camille Ducour dthe sawm of fifteen hawndred dollars in cash.
Oi hov no warrant permithin' me to invistigate the contints ov dthe gintlemon's clothes,' returned the intelligent member of the force.
But av yez 'll take yer solemn alibi dthat yez hov rayson t' belave the gintlemon has worked ony habeas corpush business on yure propherty, oi'll jug dthe blag-yard.
Dthey saydthe jackrabbeet and dthe sheep have dthe most leetle sesos--how you call dthem--brain-es?
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "dthe" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
