Anglais example sentences with "Nani"

"Good morning. Are you Mr. Mellal?" "Hi. Yes. Who's asking?" "My name is Skura Nani. Please tell your wife not to call my husband again." "My wife?" "Yes, your wife, Nuja!" "What do you mean?" "My husband has been having an affair with her for four months and I'm willing to put an end to this, so please tell her not to call him again." "Wait, wait, wait..." "This is all I've got to say. Bye."
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And the Oscar goes to... Ziri Nani.
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"You've won the first prize." "Are you serious?" "They've just called from Algiers." "Are you sure?" "Is your name Ziri Nani?" "Sure!" "So please, don't waste my time with stupid questions. Follow me to my office."
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Ziri ended up getting along with Mr Nani really well.
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Ziri is the heir to the Nani fortune.
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Ziri is the president of Nani Enterprises.
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Nani Enterprises has been around for over forty years.
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Ziri also became the vice-president of Nani Enterprises.
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Can you get me a job at Nani Enterprises?
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Ziri turned down a chance to work for Nani Enterprises.
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Ziri has a dog. His name is Nani.
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Ziri told Rima everything about how to get a job at Nani Enterprises.
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"Nani" is another channel Ziri does on YouTube.
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Jonas is also known as "Doctor Nani."
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Karl was interrogated by FBI agent Rima Nani.
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Leon’s android remains the property of Nani Corporation.
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Lukas arrived at the hospital with Dr. Nani.
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Detective Lukas Nani soon arrived at the scene to investigate Rima’s death.
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Detective Nani will be taking over the case.
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Paul is the president of Nani Inc.
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Damiano called the man Walid Nani.
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The man introduced himself as Edmundo Nani.
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Gustavo works for a company named Nani.
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Detective Nani was investigating the disappearance of a woman in the area.
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Detective Nani was assigned to find a girl named Rima.
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Rodrigo reported Rima to Mr Nani.
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Inspector Nani wants to catch the killer on his weakness.
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Inspector Nani spent the next afternoon sifting through evidence.
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Inspector Nani wants to solve this case once and for all.
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Santiago introduced himself as Walid Nani.
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Janos runs a company called Nani.
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In Africa, they say that a male lion roars Hii inchi na ya nani? Ni yangu, yangu, yangu! (Whose land is this? It is mine, mine, mine!).
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Sometimes, we use question words like "what" in statements instead of in questions. For example, compare "What are you saying" (a question) and "I don't know what you are saying" (a statement). In Japanese, the question-marking particle か (ka), which usually marks a question, can be used in both ways. To ask "What are you saying," you may say, "何を言っているのか" (nani o itte iru no ka), using particle か (ka) to mark the question. To state "I don't know what you are saying," you may say, "何を言っているのか分かりません" (nani o itte iru no ka wakarimasen), an extension of the former. Here, か (ka) helps us in an interesting way. An English speaker, for example, may interpret this statement as, literally: "What are you saying? I don't know." It's almost as if the speaker asks themselves a rhetorical question only to respond with their own statement.