Examples of using "Sót" in a sentence and their english translations:
Salt, please.
Salt is sold by weight.
Did you put in any salt?
He crystallized salt from seawater.
Pass the salt, please.
He gave me the salt.
Salt, please.
Could you pass me the salt?
Will you pass me the salt?
- Can you pass me the salt, please?
- Could you pass me the salt, please?
- Would you pass the salt, please?
I'll put some salt in the soup.
Would you be kind enough to pass the salt?
He put salt into his cup of coffee by mistake.
- I should've added more salt.
- I should have added more salt.
Pass me the salt, please.
Would you pass the salt, please?
Shall we add a bit more salt?
Salt is used to melt snow.
How about adding a little bit more salt?
Please pass me the salt.
How many teaspoons of salt do I put in?
Pass me the salt.
Salt is used to season food.
How about adding a little bit more salt?
Put some salt into the boiling water.
I'll put some salt on the meat.
Please pass me the salt.
"Pass me the salt, please." "Here you are."
Tom put salt in his tea by mistake.
Mary doesn't use salt in her cooking.
Please pass me the salt.
Could you pass me the salt, please?
Please give me salt and pepper.
She asked me to pass her the salt.
The baker forgot to put salt in the dough.
Salt is used to thaw ice.
All the cookies I bake contain a little salt.
Tom poured the salt from one jar to another.
I do not remember if I have already added salt.
Put more salt in the soup.
Try the soup and add salt according to taste.
I think you used too much salt.
I love to make bread from scratch. I measure out the flour, salt, sugar and yeast. I add some water and then knead the mixture into dough.