Examples of using "Conta" in a sentence and their english translations:
Tell me!
- Tell me about it!
- Tell me about it.
We split the bill.
Tom deleted his account.
I took care of it for you.
tells scary stories
Experience without learning is better than learning without experience.
Tell me everything.
He counts fast.
Do the math.
Do the math.
- I've lost count.
- I lost count.
This doesn't count.
Put it on my account.
He tells jokes.
Every day counts.
Tom tells me everything.
Please add up the bill.
- This one's on me.
- This one is on me.
- This is on me.
- Let's go Dutch today.
- Let's split the bill today.
Every word counts.
I'll keep your problems in mind.
Have you already paid the bill?
Send me the account.
Tom paid the bill.
- He doesn't tell lies.
- He doesn't lie.
- It is on me.
- It's on me.
Tom counts on Mary.
Take care of me.
Put it on my bill.
- The check, please.
- I'd like the bill, please.
- The bill, please.
I'll pay the bill.
I'll bring you the bill immediately.
- I work alone.
- I work on my own.
I'll pay my bill.
I want to close my account.
I paid the bill.
Does their opinion count?
Tom lost count.
Tom can handle it.
- I'm taking care of it.
- I've got this one covered.
Let's split the bill.
Tom asked for the check.
He withdrew the bill.
He tells a story.
Do you still have to pay the bill?
Do you have a bank account?
He never tells lies.
- You won't be alone.
- You won't be on your own.
Tom left without paying the bill.
- Check, please.
- Give me the bill, please.
- I'd like the bill, please.
- The bill, please.
- I didn't realise.
- I didn't notice.
This one's on the house.
- Tell me!
- Tell me.
The association counts thirty members.
because of his little papers.
Experience counts in this job.
Only then did I realize it.
She took care of the child.
Did your husband foot the bill?
It's on the house.
It's the thought that counts.
It's OK, that doesn't count.
Do you have a Twitter account?
There are errors in this phone bill.
None of your business.
There is a mistake in the bill.
- This one's on me.
- This one is on me.
I have a Facebook account.
- He'll take care of that.
- He's taking care of if
She'll take care of that.
Tom is self-employed.
Tom took charge of the situation.
- Waiter, the check, please.
- Waiter, the bill please.
- Waiter, the check please.
- Waiter, check please.
Bear these rules in mind.
- Who'll pay the bill?
- Who's going to pay the bill?
I will do it myself.
I'm going to take care of you.