Examples of using "Keks" in a sentence and their english translations:
Have another cookie.
I gave Tom a cookie.
Don't you want a cookie?
- Do any of you want a cookie?
- Do y'all want a cookie?
She crumbled a biscuit.
The mass is over.
He helped himself to a cookie.
- A cookie is under the table.
- There is a cookie under the table.
- There is a biscuit underneath the table.
Take a cookie.
Would you like another cookie?
Tom ate my cookie.
He ate my cookie.
I gave Tom a cookie.
The biscuit is under the table.
- A cookie is under the table.
- There is a cookie under the table.
- Who ate the last cookie?
- Who ate the last biscuit?
There is a cookie under the table.
Mom, Tom ate my cookie.
Who ate all the cookies?
Did you eat the last cookie?
Tom gave Mary a heart-shaped cookie.
Mary bit into the heart-shaped cookie.
Tom helped himself to a cookie.
You see, she knew where the cookie was this time.
Put that cookie back in the box!
Tom and Mary each took one cookie.
Aren't you going to eat that cookie?
A cracker is much like a piece of bread, but bread is better than crackers for making sandwiches.
The boys ate every cookie on the plate.
Can I have a cookie?
Tom offered me a cookie, but I refused.
Mary asked Tom if she could eat the last cookie.
The fortune you seek is in another cookie.
Who ate all the cookies?
I can't take it anymore! I'm fed up with you!
Do you want a cookie?
"I didn't eat the cookie," replied Tom with crumbs on his lips.
Tom was charged with domestic violence after he tossed a biscuit at Mary.
My mom is partial towards my brother. For example, yesterday she gave him an extra cookie.
It's all over.
"Mom, please can I have a biscuit?" "No, you can't; you shouldn't eat between meals."
Did you take one of the cookies while I was not looking? I baked 20 cookies, not 19.
Mary is getting on my nerves.
If you manage to translate this sentence without visualizing pink elephants dancing in bikinis, you win a cookie.