Examples of using "رأيك" in a sentence and their english translations:
I want your opinion.
What do you reckon?
I want your opinion.
Whatever you say.
are not your own subjective opinion.
My opinion is similar to yours.
I don't share your opinion.
How about 30 percent?
Give me your opinion, please.
How about a walk?
What do you think of my new coat?
I would like to hear your opinion.
I want to know your opinion.
What do you think of his attitude?
What do you think about this dog food?
Now, what do you think of that?
How about going to a movie?
What do you say to taking a rest?
What do you think of Japanese?
What do you think about the president's speech?
What made you change your mind?
What do you think of those Japanese writers?
your opinion wins every single time."
Hey, look, what if we use him?
What is your view of the Paris Accords?
You may be right, but I am against your opinion.
How about playing tennis next Saturday?
How about a Caribbean holiday?
There is a fundamental difference between your opinion and mine.
In reality, your opinion wins every single time.
How about eating out this evening?
How about some eggs and bacon?
Okay, we're gonna get you out of here. What do you think of that?
Which torch do you think will be our best source of light?
So where do you think we'll find more creepy crawlies?
Please give your opinion on the subject in the comments section.
But now it’s your turn: Do you support this trade war?
and you are free to pick up your opinions about vaccines again.
I don't remember asking for your opinion.
- What do you think?
- How about it?
I need to figure out how to get him out of there. Okay, so what do you think?
Egyptian pyramids were smuggled from Turkey. what do you think about this
So, now, what do you think about the luxurious lifestyle of the Saudi royal family?
Should we go by car or by taxi?
I'm not sure whether that's further than 50 ft. or not. What do you think?
Well, now we’d like to know what you think: Do you think these countries will finally
Consider what we do to our children. We do not say to them: 'Some people think the earth is round, and others think it is flat; when you grow up, you can, if you like, examine the evidence and form your own conclusion.' Instead of this we say: 'The earth is round.' By the time our children are old enough to examine the evidence, our propaganda has closed their minds...