Examples of using "Darmi" in a sentence and their english translations:
Can you give me a euro?
Can you give me some specifics?
- Could you help me?
- Could you give me a hand?
What advice can you give me?
- Give it to me, please.
- Can you give me this one, please?
You must give me what I want.
- Can you give me a hand here?
- Can you help me here?
Stop bugging me!
Don't hit me with the umbrella!
- Can you give me some money?
- You can give me some money?
- Can you give me some money?
- You can give me some money?
You're starting to get on my nerves.
Can you give me a kilo of plums?
Can you give me another sentence to translate?
Can you give me the recipe?
What can you give me?
No one wanted to listen to me.
You can't give me orders.
- Could you help me?
- Could you give me a hand?
Can you give me some advice?
- Can you give me some specifics?
- Can you give me some specifications?
Come lend me a hand, please!
Can you give me some money?
He refused to shake hands with me.
Could you give this to me?
- Can you give me a minute of your time?
- Could you give me a minute?
- Would you mind giving me a minute?
Could you at least give me a hint?
Could somebody get me a spoon?
Could you give me a ride?
Tom keeps bothering me.
Could you please drive me home?
What can you give me?
Can you give this to me?
Can you give me your cell number?
It is kind of you to give me a ride.
- She's promised to give me a ring.
- She promised to give me a phone call.
Tom refused to shake hands with me.
He refused to give me his recipe.
Well, should be some energy.
They can't give me what I want.
You can give me the details later.
Can you give me some money?
Tom is starting to get on my nerves.
Can I have a cup of tea?
You can give me the details later.
What can you give me?
Stop kicking me.
He rose from his chair to welcome me.
You have to give me more time.
What help can you give me?
Can you give me a minute?
I asked him to drive me home.
I asked Tom to give me some water.
Can you give me your cell number?
Come lend me a hand, please!
- Tom is beginning to irritate me.
- Tom is starting to make me nervous.
Tom has promised to give me a ring.
She's promised to give me a ring.
Would you give me the recipe for your salad?
You are generous to give me such a lot of money.
Could you give me my bank balance, please?
Tom is the one who gave me this book.
Is this all you can give me?
Is this all you can give me?
- Tom came to my rescue.
- Tom came to my aid.
How dare you call me stupid?
How dare you call me stupid?
How dare you call me a criminal?
How dare you call me poor?
How dare you call me poor?
How dare you call me a racist?
How dare you call me a racist?
Tom got up to greet me.
Can you give me a house?
Can you give me some money?
found someone I could persuade to give me a job,
I wonder if you could get me another beer.
I'll ask my brother to give me a ride.
Don't apply that nickname to me.
- Would you lend me a hand, Taro?
- Taro, could you help me?
Tom is out to get me.
- Don't give me that.
- Don't give me that!
Don't give me anything.
Can't you give me some advice?
Could you give me some help here?
Can you give me your cell number?
The answer came to me from my job.
Can someone give me a sensible answer to this question?
Can you give me an example?
Tom refused to give me a ride home.
I asked Tom to drop me off at the airport.
Would you lend me a hand, Taro?
She was so generous as to give me all the money I needed.
"Would you mind giving me a lift in your car?" "Not at all."
I asked Tom to drop me off at the train station.
Can you give me a ride home?
Can you give me a kilo of steak?