Examples of using "Sale" in a sentence and their english translations:
Salt, please.
- Can you pass me the salt?
- Could you pass the salt?
How much salt do you need?
Would you pass me the salt?
Don't add too much salt.
I taste of salt.
Not so much salt!
Is that salt?
Put more salt in the soup.
Would you pass the salt, please?
Pass the salt please.
- Pass me the salt, please.
- Pass me the salt, will you?
- Can you pass me the salt, please?
- Would you pass me the salt, please?
- Please pass me the salt.
- Pass me the salt, would you?
- Would you pass the salt, please?
- Give me the salt, please.
Is there any salt left?
The salt, if you please.
Give me the salt, please.
Please give me salt.
Add some salt.
- Can you pass me the salt?
- Could you pass the salt?
He gave me the salt.
Pass me the salt.
Does it have too much salt?
The tide is coming in.
Are you coming up?
There's no salt.
Pass the salt.
Put more salt in the soup.
What goes up must come down.
I eat bread without salt.
Don't add too much salt.
- This is not salt.
- This isn't salt.
There's no more salt.
Is there any salt left?
Do I need to add salt?
The salt ran out.
How much salt should I add?
Not so much salt!
I taste of salt.
No bird soars too high if he soars with his own wings.
- Can you pass me the salt?
- Could you pass the salt?
Please give me some salt.
He asked me to pass him the salt.
She doesn't use salt when cooking.
"Pass me the salt, please." "Here you are."
Making libraries, making concert halls,
Pass me the salt, please.
- Pass me the salt, will you?
- Please pass me the salt.
Put more salt in the soup.
Add more salt to the soup.
You are the salt of the earth.
The rice needs more salt.
Add some salt.
Don't forget to add a little salt.
The soup needs more salt.
This soup needs more salt.
I'll put some salt in the soup.
Put some salt into the boiling water.
I am adding salt to my food.
She is always confusing salt with sugar.
He doesn't use salt in his cooking.
and then people go up here,
Salt is necessary for cooking.
Salt is a useful substance.
Salt is sold by weight.
He gets up the tree without difficulty.
Would you bring me some salt?
Tom has a salt lamp.
The elevator doesn't go up to the roof.
Tom put way too much salt in the stew.
She put salt into her coffee by mistake.
He always eats eggs without salt or pepper.
She put some salt on her eggs.
Runs all the way up this rock face.
Don't confuse sugar with salt.
The road ascends gently here.
Salt is necessary for a cook.
Excuse me, could you pass me the salt and pepper?
Some food is pretty bland without salt.
Shall we add a bit more salt?
Add salt and pepper to taste.
I'll put some salt on the meat.