Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Own"

A: do something by themselves

A: you owe me/ me debes
owe/ deber

A: que es de tú propiedad... my own cellphone

A: It's the same as "by myself". For example, "I did this on my own" is the same as "I did this by myself".

A: "To each his own" basically means that each person has his or her own beliefs/views and that's ok. It's essentially a statement people use to express that they accept another person who may have a different view.

Example:
Jeff: I don't support gay marriage.
Bob: I support gay marriage.
Jeff: Well, to each his own!

A: He cooked food on his own.
She did this on her own.
You are now on your own.

A: I didn’t know anyone at the party so I sat and ate on my own until I met one of my friends.

I’m on my own. There’s no one to comfort me.

I bake this cake on my own.

A: adding own puts special emphasis or demarcation. Usually it’s when someone else has an object being talked about, and you want to emphasize your ownership.
“His studies”
“His own studies”
Adding own puts emphasis that they’re talking about his studies rather than anyone else’s.
“My book”
“My own book”
Using “my own book” puts emphasis that the book is yours rather than anyone else’s.

A: The phrase "on my own" is quite like an adverb, so you can just insert it anywhere you feel you can insert an adverb.

Examples:
I can do this on my own. (Meaning, I can do this by myself.)
I'll go there on my own. (Meaning, I will go there without anyone else.)
I have to finish it on my own. (Meaning, I have to finish it without any help.)
On my own, it's more exciting. (Meaning, it's more exciting when I'm alone.) Can also be phrased as "It's more exciting on my own."
I'm on my own from now on. (Meaning, from now on, there's no one else but myself.) Can also be phrased as "From now on, I'm on my own."

A: @_Romina_

• I have my own car.
• She has her own bike.
• We have our own house.
• They don't have their own parking space.
• You have your own bedroom.
• Now you own your first bank account.

• I own a few things.
• I owned a business last year.
• I am the owner of this company.
• Owning a farm is hard work.
• This is my own.
• The owners will be back soon.
• Is owning this boat really worth it?
• She doesn't own anything now.
• Why don't they understand their own rules?
• Use your own judgement.
• You have your own life and your own thoughts.
• I own you now.

I hope that helps 😊

Espero que esto ayudarte 😊

A: To each his own means everyone has different taste. It depends on him means the decision or choice is for him to choose. Ask me more if this isn't clear enough.

A: If you are doing something "on your own," you are doing it without help from other people.

If you are doing something "for yourself," you are doing it because it is good for you (for your benefits).

A: I think if you think about it as yourself instead of oneself it might be a bit clearer.

Can you wear your shoes by yourself? (The ability to do it on your own)

Can you work hard for yourself? (Because you want it, you should work hard)

On your own is rather similar to by yourself. Can you drive on your own? (The ability to do something as well)

A: "By my own" is incorrect. I've never used it. You were probably thinking of "On my own" and "by my self/myself." The prepositions "by" and "on" are simply idiomatic, so you have to memorize them. These two are usually interchangeable, but sometimes the meanings differ. Here's an example: "I live on my own."　<-Stresses that you live independently, without support, whereas "I live by myself" just means you don't have any roommates, family, etc living with you. You might be supported, but you live alone.

A: On one's own:
I will do it on my own. (자력으로, 혼자서, 스스로) (using one's own power or ability)

By oneself:
I will do it by myself. (홀로, 혼자로, 자기로) (without other people's help)

Alone:
I will do it alone. (혼자로)(just as one, 다른사람없이, 혼자힘으로)

"By oneself" and "alone" are virtually the same. However, "alone" can also mean

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A: "on my own" or "by myself" depending on the context but are usually interchangeable

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