Examples of using "Laittaa" in a sentence and their english translations:
May I put it here?
Would you put on the air conditioning?
Tom is cooking the dinner.
Tom's cooking.
I'm going to cook dinner.
Turn down the volume, please.
I forgot to put my phone on the charger last night.
You can turn on the lights by clapping.
Tom seldom feels like cooking.
Tom doesn't feel like cooking.
You had better put on your crash helmet.
May I turn on the radio?
Tom is fixing something to eat.
Ah, I forgot to apply sunscreen.
Tom cooks for us.
My wife is cooking right now.
- I forgot to lock the door.
- I forgot to lock my door.
She knows how to cook.
- Tom can cook.
- Tom knows how to cook.
- May I turn on the television?
- Can I turn on the TV?
Will you please turn down the radio?
- Would you put on the air conditioning?
- Would you please turn on the air conditioner?
I forgot to wear my socks.
I don't want to start rumors.
Got to be careful where you put your hands.
Or I can use a normal flashlight,
It's that someone had the idea of putting a camera in cell phones.
My sister is cooking in the kitchen.
My grandmother can cook very well.
Please don't forget to put the letter into the mailbox.
You can put that down now.
Do not forget to affix the stamp to the envelope.
I forgot to turn off the iron!
I didn't feel like cooking.
I should've put on some sunscreen.
John puts his career before his family.
Could you put this coat somewhere?
Tom is going to put his house up for sale.
I have to put the baby to bed.
It's very difficult to put things in order.
He tried putting on his new shoes.
- We are not able to put a young boy in prison.
- We can't put a young boy in prison.
I don't have time to cook.
My toes are cold. I guess I will put on my socks.
She's always putting spokes in other people's wheels.
- Tom's cooking breakfast.
- Tom is cooking breakfast.
Tom doesn't need to make dinner tonight.
Whose turn is it to cook tonight?
My mother cooks for me.
Okay, let's roll this out. Okay, the best thing to use for this is a bit of paracord,
- Turn on the radio.
- Turn the radio on.
Please turn on the light.
He puts aside a little money each month.
It's become dark. Would you turn on the light?
- Tom's cooking.
- Tom is cooking.
- Tom cooks.
Could you fill up the ice cube trays and put them in the freezer?
My wife is cooking.
Would you mind putting a link on your web page to our company's web site?
The police will put you behind bars for twenty years.
Tom will fix it.
I like cooking.
I can't afford to pay so much.
I like to cook.
My doctor told me to put the eyedrops in my eyes three times a day.
Turn off the light, please.
You don't have to make a different dish for every person.
We shouldn't be imprisoning people for such petty crimes.
I have to cook dinner.
Do you really think it's appropriate to put a sentence like that on Tatoeba?
My music teacher was surprised to know I know how to cook.
It's getting dark. Please turn the light on for me.
I wanted Tom put in jail even more than you did.
Tom can't cook.
Please don't forget to put stamps on the letters I gave you to post.
- Turn on the radio, please.
- Turn the radio on, please.
- Would you be so kind as to shut that window?
- Could you please close that window?
Turn on the phone charger for me please.
I like to put an ice cube into my coffee, because it's usually too hot.
She forgot to turn off the light.
Her husband eats everything she puts in front of him.
I have to button my jacket.
- He likes to cook for his family.
- He likes cooking for his family.
Oh, I can't put on my red skirt because it's in the wash.
She hangs her coat up behind the door.
Where do I put my bags?
A lie can travel halfway around the world while the truth is putting on its shoes.
It's a bit cold, but it probably isn't worth putting the heater on yet.
Sachiko always said: "You'd better set some money aside in case you get sick."
Tom always says the best way to ruin a good cup of coffee is to put cream and sugar in it.