Examples of using "Emprestar" in a sentence and their english translations:
I'll lend you this dictionary.
May I borrow this pen?
Can I borrow three hundred dollars from you?
- I'll lend you this book.
- I'll lend this book to you.
Can I borrow your brush?
May I borrow this CD?
Can you lend me yours?
I'll lend you my textbook.
Could you loan me thirty dollars?
I won't lend you any money.
Tom, could you lend me ten dollars?
- Could I borrow your phone?
- May I borrow your phone?
- Can I borrow your phone?
Can you spare a buck?
Can you lend me 500 yen?
- I cannot lend this book to you.
- I can't lend this book to you.
Will you please lend me a stapler?
Will you lend me your knife?
She'll lend you a book.
I can lend you one if you want.
Could you lend me your bike?
May I borrow your dictionary?
Could you lend me the book?
Can you lend me a little money?
Could you lend me thirty dollars?
Would you lend your dictionary to me?
Would you lend me your pencil?
Can you loan me a pen?
- Could you lend me thirty dollars?
- Could you lend me thirty bucks?
- Could you lend me $30?
- Do you have a pencil I can borrow?
- Do you have a pencil that I can borrow?
Could you lend me your phone?
- Tom, could you lend me thirty dollars?
- Tom, could you lend thirty dollars to me?
What a fool I was to lend him the money.
What a fool I was to lend him the money.
- I'll lend you this dictionary.
- I'll lend this dictionary to you.
I'll lend you my notebook.
I will lend you whatever book you need.
Do you have a shovel I can borrow?
I offered to lend money to her.
- Will you lend me your bicycle?
- Can you lend me your bicycle?
Could you loan money to my brother?
Do you have a chain saw I could borrow?
Could you lend me three thousand dollars?
I cannot lend this book to you.
- Will you lend me your dictionary?
- Would you please lend me your dictionary?
- Would you lend your dictionary to me?
Do you have a T-shirt I can borrow?
Could you lend me a few mechanical pencil leads?
- I can't lend you this book.
- I can't lend this book to you.
- Can I borrow a cup of sugar?
- Could I borrow a cup of sugar?
Could I borrow a cup of sugar?
"Can you lend me a little money?" "How much are you asking for?"
Tom has offered to lend me some money.
- Does anyone have a pocketknife that I could borrow?
- Does anyone have a pocketknife I could borrow?
Would you mind lending me your car?
I will lend you money just this once.
Tom offered to lend me the money.
He was kind enough to lend me money.
- Don't count on him to lend you any money.
- Don't reckon that he'd lend you some money.
I cannot borrow money. I hate this.
Could you lend me some sugar?
Would you mind lending me your car?
Could I borrow your lawn mower?
Do you have a tie I can borrow?
Can I use your car for a little while?
You are crazy to lend money to him.
- I don't like to lend money to anyone.
- I don't like to lend money to anybody.
- I don't like lending money to anyone.
- I don't like lending money to anybody.
Tom asked me to lend him my pencil.
- Does anybody here have an umbrella I can borrow?
- Does anybody here have an umbrella that I can borrow?
Could you lend me your bicycle for a couple of days?
Could you lend me your bicycle for a couple of days?
I will lend you all the money I have now.
Do you have a lawn mower I could borrow?
Could you please lend me your dictionary?
I think it would be a mistake to lend Tom any money.
I'll lend you some books of my brother's.
Tom is willing to lend us three thousand dollars.
It was very kind of you to lend me an umbrella.
Sorry, but I don't want to lend you my books.
Would you be so kind as to let me borrow your cell phone, please?
Could you do me a favor? Will you lend me some money?
I finally talked her into lending me the book.
Can I borrow your scissors?
If you don't have money, I will lend some to you.
Tom says he'd be willing to loan us some money.
Tom doesn't like to lend his books to Mary.