Examples of using "Adni" in a sentence and their english translations:
What can you give me?
What can you give me?
I could sell this.
I want to give you something.
- Could you give me some advice?
- Can you give me some advice?
"He was going to sell this."
Do you want to quit?
I'll give it back.
I want to give it to her.
There's got to be an answer.
I wanted to sell it.
Could you knock a little off the price?
Can you make it cheaper?
I'm going to give up.
Can you give me some money?
Could you bring me a blanket?
Do you want to rent your house?
Could you give me your phone number?
Could you lend me your bike?
I'll give you a present.
How much of a discount can you give?
- Can you give me a discount?
- Could you give me a discount?
I'd like to give you something.
Tom wants to sell it.
- Tom wanted to sell it.
- Tom wanted to see it.
- Tom wanted to see her.
Can't you discount it a little?
I'll turn it over to Tom.
We must give it time.
Can you give us a minute?
What do you want to give Tom?
I want to give them this.
I can vouch for Tom.
Can you hand me a tissue?
Can you give that to me?
We should give her flowers.
I could sell this.
- I want to give you these.
- I want to give these to you.
I'll give them back.
What can you give us?
I wish that I could give you something.
Can you lend me a dime?
Can you give me a boat?
He wants to dispose of his land.
There is no point in giving him advice.
- Can you give me that?
- I'd like you to give me that.
Can you give me the recipe?
Could you please give me some more examples of that?
I'll give you a book.
- I'd like a receipt, please.
- May I have a receipt?
I want to give you something rare.
I'll give you a new one.
Could I have a subway map, please?
What advice can you give me?
She will sell her house.
I'd like to make you a proposal.
I wanted to sell it anyway.
I must repay the debt.
I wish that I could give you something.
I wanted to give Tom some money.
I would like to give him a present for his birthday.
I had to give up my plan.
I forgot to tip the waiter.
The dog can shake hands.
I am ready to die.
Can you lend me a pair of tweezers?
We want to sell our car.
Can I please have some water?
Can you pass me that thingamajig?
And that is exactly what formgivning is.
Won't you take something off this price?
Can you give me the recipe?
Could you lend me the book?
Add a bit of sugar, please.
I'll give grandma a shirt for Christmas.
Can you pass me the milk?
I can only give you ten minutes.
Will you sell your car to me?
Will you sell your house to him?
We wanted to give Tom one more chance.
The prize won't be given to her.
They won't tell us anything.
You should return what you borrow.
Can you lend me 500 yen?
Can you please pass me the newspaper?
I'll give Tom the message.
Do you think we should give up?
Can you lend me a little money?
Can you pass me the milk?
Could you tell me the Wi-Fi password?
Would you give me something cold to drink?
I'd like to lose thirty pounds.
Can you lend me your dictionary?
What name will be given to the child?
Tom will sell his house.
Sami tried to sell his car.
I can answer that.
He doesn't like to give, just to get.