Examples of using "Kapok" in a sentence and their english translations:
Can I have something to eat?
- How much do I get?
- How much will I receive?
I often receive letters from him.
As an actor, I get scripts
Don't I get a goodbye kiss?
I rarely get visitors.
I can't breathe.
I can't breathe!
I'm getting a lot of complaints.
- Don't I get a goodbye kiss?
- Aren't you going to kiss me goodbye?
I'm paid enough.
I won't get a raise.
I get good grades.
I often receive letters from him.
I often receive letters from her.
I get pain pills from my doctor.
I always get an A in math.
Do I still get paid?
I often get a letter from him.
I'm happy with what I'm getting.
I obviously don't get mail at the university.
But I find inspiration in the words of a scholar
I get more than two hundred emails a day.
- I can hardly breathe.
- I can barely breathe.
I still get them every day.
Don't I get a hug?
Where can I buy cigarettes?
- I hope I get a chance to do that.
- I hope that I get a chance to do that.
not only it would give it much more visual richness and complexity,
Where can I get a taxi?
The chicken feed I get for a salary is good for nothing.
So annoying... Now I get a headache whenever I use the computer!
I don't do it because I get money for it.
Where can I get a taxi?
I translated, I translate, I will translate, I would translate... but only if I make money.
Just looking at a picture of food makes me feel nauseous.
Mr. Kovács, you're about as creative at writing articles as my wife is at giving presents: every year she'll either get me socks, or a tie for Christmas.
My dad gives me an allowance of $10 a week.