Examples of using "Piantina" in a sentence and their english translations:
Let's look at the map.
Give me the map.
- Do you have a map of the city of Kyoto?
- Do you have a map of Kyoto city?
I wanted to buy a map of Boston.
I faxed a map to Tom.
Let's look at the map.
He has a map.
I have the map.
I have a map.
- Here I have the map.
- Here is the map.
- Here's the map.
Here's the map you are looking for.
Where can I buy a map?
Let's look at the map of the city!
This road isn't on the map.
Does anyone have a map?
This is a map.
Would you draw me a map?
This is a map of Boston.
He painted the map blue.
- It's not even on the map.
- It isn't even on the map.
I need a map.
There is a map on the table.
- Where can I get a map?
- Where can I buy a map?
Finland is on the map.
Where are we on this map?
Can you show me where I am on this map?
Locate Puerto Rico on a map.
Tom has a map.
This is a map of the city of Osaka.
I need a more detailed map.
- I'd like a map of the city.
- I'd like a city map.
- The red lines on the map represent railways.
- The red lines on the map represent a railway.
Show me where Puerto Rico is on the map.
Where is my position on the map?
Red circles on the map mark schools.
The blue lines on the map correspond to rivers.