Examples of using "Másikat" in a sentence and their english translations:
Do you want another one?
Make another choice.
Can I have another?
Let's get another one.
Show me some others.
I want another.
Give me another one.
We'll get another one.
Try another one.
Order me another one.
Show me another one.
Would you bring me another one, please?
Try on another one.
Would you please show me another one?
Please show me another one.
I'll just buy you another one.
Order me another.
Everyone shifted blame onto each other.
I said, “Why don’t you get another one”
you can give him a new roommate.
Could you show me another one?
Let me try another one.
He knew the guy on the other end.
we had an officer in Denver who posted on social media
They hate each other.
They accused each other.
Take another one; "The Calais Jungle".
where we let people in and let more of us be seen.
I ate one and then I ate the other.
I ate a hamburger and ordered another.
Tom finished his beer and ordered another one.
and activating another path can drive negative emotion and avoidance.
- I don't like this shirt. Show me another.
- I don't like this shirt. Show me another one.
I want to buy another one.
- It's a word I'd like to find a substitute for.
- It's a word I'd like to find a replacement for.
He finished drinking one beer and ordered another.
but if we don't do something with someone else in mind,
I don't like this room. May I have another one?
Paint one end of the rod red and the other end blue.
Don't give me that book. Give me the other one.
In other words, the more time we spend, the more we get to know somebody.
That is not to say the two are mutually exclusive.
One failure followed another.
There were two cakes. I ate one and then I ate the other.
The peace talks failed again, with both sides blaming the other for the failure.
Can I drive in Australia with my own driver's license if I visit there for a few months, or do I need to get another one?
I'm going to punch you in the face.
Unsure of which suitor she wanted to marry, the princess vacillated, saying now one, now the other.