Examples of using "Italt" in a sentence and their english translations:
Bring me a drink.
Can I make you a drink?
- I'll fix a drink.
- I'm going to make a drink.
Do you want a drink?
Have a drink.
I've had a couple of drinks.
Have yourself a drink.
May I have a drink?
What can I get you for drinking?
Help yourself to a drink.
I need a drink.
Would you like another drink?
Can I get you a drink?
Who wants a drink?
Get me a drink.
- I'll make you a drink.
- I'll fix you a drink.
Barman, I need a drink.
"Do you want a drink?" "No, thanks."
Mix Tom a drink.
He mixed himself a drink.
Tom ordered this drink for you.
Want a drink?
The first drink is on me!
- Tom bought a drink for Mary.
- Tom bought Mary a drink.
Tom mixed himself a drink.
Do you feel like having a drink?
The drinks were served in coconut shells.
- Tom bought Mary a few drinks.
- Tom bought a few drinks for Mary.
Tom ordered another drink.
Please give me a drink.
Tom made himself a drink.
Would you like to have a drink before dinner?
Tom seldom buys liquor.
Before going home, I have a few drinks to relax.
- I want to go and have a drink.
- I would like to go and have a drink.
Please give me something hot to drink.
- He drained his glass in one gulp.
- He emptied his glass in one gulp.
"Do you want a drink?" "No, thanks. I'm driving."
Feel free to get yourself a drink if you are thirsty.
Have another drink.
Do you want something cold to drink?
I'll buy you a drink.
Stop asking me for a drink! Go get it yourself.
You should especially not drink on an empty stomach.
We do not sell alcoholic drinks or cigarettes to people under the age of eighteen.
Hey, who's this bottle of champagne for? I haven't ordered drinks.
I just gave Tom a drink about three minutes ago.
Please give me something to drink.
Do you feel like a drink?
Tom bought a drink for Mary.
We do not sell alcoholic drinks or cigarettes to people under the age of eighteen.
After taking a bath, I drank some soft drink.