Examples of using "Maradjak" in a sentence and their english translations:
Let me stay.
Let me stay here please.
Do you want me to stay?
He begged me to stay.
Do you want me to stay or do you want me to go?
Do you need me to stick around?
I do sports in order to stay healthy.
Should I stay or go?
They talked me into staying a little longer.
Should I go or would you like me to stay?
He let me stay for a night.
I have no intention of staying.
I work out to stay in shape.
Tom wants me to stay.
Tom let me stay with him.
Tom let me stay with Mary.
Tom asked me to be quiet.
I had to keep moving.
Give me a reason to stay.
If you don't want me to stay here, I'll leave.
I had a cup of tea to keep myself awake.
I must stay here.
If you don't want me to stay here, I'll leave.
- Let me stay with him just five more minutes.
- Let me spend just five more minutes together with her.
- Let me be with you just five more minutes.
- Let me stay with you just five more minutes.
If you don't want me to stay here, I'll leave.
I didn't know whether to stay here or go to London.
I have to stay.
I have to do that every day to keep living.
My doctor told me to stay at home for a week.
I'll try to keep up with him.
I'm not sure whether to stay home or go out.
I'll try to keep up with her.
So I'm expected to stand there, watch, do nothing and keep quiet.