Examples of using "Mandare" in a sentence and their english translations:
We have to send them something.
- Even my grandma can send an SMS.
- Even my grandma can send a text.
I'd like to send a cable to Japan.
Tell me where to send the files.
I want to send them a letter.
Do you want to send a message?
Could you send this letter to Japan?
I should send Tom a message.
Iran plans to launch a monkey into space.
We've got two choices of how to signal that helicopter.
Even my grandma can send an SMS.
- Even my grandma can send an SMS.
- Even my grandma can send a text.
Can you send me a screenshot?
Tom decided to send Mary to a private school.
- I promised to send Tom a letter.
- I promised to send a letter to Tom.
Tom can't afford to send his children to college.
I need your address in order to send you a present.
Odor is a powerful tool for sending signals through the darkness.
I want to send him a letter.
I want to send her a letter.
Are you really going to let Tom go there by himself?
Are you really going to let Tom go there by himself?
like sending Amy and Bill off to communication training
Tom wanted to send a message.
She never forgets to send her mother a birthday present.
They never forget to send their mother a gift on her birthday.
And changes are difficult to swallow by people.
And now I am plugged in and ready to keep going on my day.
I wish I could afford to send my daughter to an Ivy League university.
I'd like to send a congratulations card to Madonna for the birth of her baby girl.
Tom never fails to send a birthday present to his father.
It's a tough pill to swallow.
Tom didn't remember to send Mary a birthday card.
I want to send this postcard to Japan.
Don't fuck it up!
Don't send me home, please.
This is also an invariant of history. Gallic disappeared because Gallic elites were quick to send their children to the Roman school. In the same way, provincial elites later taught their offspring French at the expense of the regional languages. The ruling classes are often the first to adopt the language of the invader. They do the same today with English.