Examples of using "Dia" in a sentence and their english translations:
Give it to her.
- Give them to me.
- Hand them over.
- Give it to me.
- Give it to me!
Let me give you a hug.
Do you want me to give you a hand?
Give it to me.
- Give it to me.
- Give it to me!
- Pass it to me.
- Hand it to me.
Hand me the gun.
Give me that bottle.
Give it to me, Jamal.
Let me give you a little tip.
Give me your shirt.
Give me a chance!
At least give me a chance.
Give me another minute.
Give me those.
- Give me that one.
- Give me that one there.
Don't give it to him.
Give him all of it.
Give it to me now.
Let me give you a little free advice.
OK. Let me give you my number.
Please give me some strong coffee as well.
Please give me a coffee.
Please give me an envelope.
Let me give you a piece of advice.
- Please give me this book.
- Please give this book to me.
Take a look.
- Please give this pen to me.
- Please give me this pen.
Give me some time to think it over.
Give us a little space.
I hope Tom resigns.
Quick, give me that.
Give me liberty or give me death.
Give me all of it.
Let me welcome you to the Tatoeba Project.
The premier is likely to resign.
I'm gonna need something to give me some protection.
I'm gonna need something to give me some protection.
they want someone to give them a chance again,
Do you need me to give you some money?
Give me time.
Give me an orange.
- Give me the ball!
- Give me the ball.
Give me a hammer.
Give me your hand.
I'd like three of these.
Give me two minutes.
Give me a tip.
Give me that weapon.
Take a look at that.
Give yourself enough time.
Give me the phone.
Give me an hour.
Give yourself a break.
Give this to us.
Give this to me.
- Give that to him.
- Give this to him.
- Give it to her.
- Give this to her.
Give him a chance.
Give her a chance.
Please give me something to eat.
Give me the key to this castle!
Give me five days.
Give me everything.
Give me water!
I want you to give me some advice.
- Give me a chance!
- Give me a chance.
I don't want Tom giving Mary advice.
Give me another one.
Please give me a map of the town.
- Get me a cup of coffee.
- A cup of coffee, please.
- One cup of coffee, please.
- Please give me a cup of coffee.
Give me half of it.
Please give me a cup of tea.
Could I have a subway map, please?
You better give me some money.
I only ask that you give me a chance.
Tom hates being called stupid.
Give them the keys.
- Don't give me that.
- Don't give me that!
Give me a tip.
Give me that money.
Give me a day.
Give me the map.
Give it to Tom.
Don't give me anything.
Give him this picture.