Examples of using "Preferiria" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I would rather stay at home.
- I'd rather stay at home.
I'd rather work than go out.
I'd rather be at home.
- I'd prefer to speak French.
- I'd prefer to talk in French.
I'd rather stay anonymous.
I'd rather not know.
Which newspaper would you prefer?
Would you like that instead?
- I would rather stay at home.
- I'd rather stay at home.
- I'd rather stay home.
- I'd rather stay in the house.
- I'd rather die than surrender.
- I'd rather die than surrender!
I'd prefer not to speak French.
I'd rather not discuss Tom.
I'd rather not go into it.
I'd rather die than leave.
Would you prefer going by bus?
Would you prefer to speak in English?
- I would rather play tennis than swim.
- I'd rather play tennis than swim.
I'd prefer to leave early.
I'd prefer to eat something else.
I'd prefer it if things didn't change.
I would rather not go shopping alone.
I'd rather stay here than go there.
I'd rather not meet him.
I would prefer to go out than stay in.
Would you rather be rich or famous?
Would you rather be blind or be deaf?
- Would you rather go fishing or go hunting?
- Would you prefer to go fishing or hunting?
Would you rather play tennis or golf?
Would you rather visit Boston or Chicago?
I'd prefer not to go to Boston.
I'd prefer not to do that now.
- Tom told me that he would rather not go.
- Tom told me that he'd rather not go.
- Tom told me he'd rather not go.
- Tom told me he would rather not go.
Would you prefer to be examined by a male nurse?
I'd prefer to die rather than see you crying.
I would rather not go shopping alone.
I would prefer any alternative to a lawsuit.
I would rather die than do such a thing.
- I would prefer to speak to you in private.
- I'd prefer to speak to you in private.
- I'd rather stay at home than go fishing.
- I would rather stay at home than go fishing.
- Tom told me that he would rather not go.
- Tom told me he'd rather not go.
I'd really like to know why you did that.
- Tom said he'd prefer to stay at home.
- Tom said that he'd prefer to stay at home.
I'd rather be a bird than a fish.
I would prefer things not to change.
I'd rather go for a walk than see the movie.
I would rather have a cat than a dog.
- Tom told me that he would rather not go.
- Tom told me he'd rather not go.
I'd rather stay at home.
Would you prefer to go to the zoo or go to a movie?
I'd rather die than betray my friends!
Would you rather live in a city or in the country?
I'd rather live in a wooden house.
He would rather go by train than by plane.
I would rather stay at home than go out in this hot weather.
She'd rather be spending time with someone else.
- Tom said he'd rather not do that right now.
- Tom said that he'd rather not do that right now.
Wouldn't you rather spend your time doing something you enjoy?
I would rather go to the movie alone than have Bob come with me.
All I can say is that I'd rather not go.
She would sooner translate sentences on Tatoeba than chat with me.
There's nowhere on earth I'd rather be.
I'd rather be a bird than a fish.
I'm a vegetarian, so I'd rather not have meat, if that's okay.
I would rather you came on Friday than on Thursday.
I'd rather you showed me.
Would you rather have a cup of coffee or a cup of tea?
- Mary said she wished she hadn't given her phone number to Tom.
- Mary said she wished she hadn't given Tom her phone number.
I would rather be poor than be rich by taking advantage of others.
Would you rather drink wine with your mother or your father?
I'd rather you didn't smoke so much.
If I were to study French, I'd prefer to study with a native French speaker.
What would you rather have at Christmas? Ham or turkey? Neither one, I'm vegan.
If it were absolutely necessary to choose, I would rather be guilty of an immoral act than of a cruel one.
Would you rather read a novel or watch a movie?
"How about a little trip to Berlin at the weekend?" "A trip would be nice, but I'd prefer to go somewhere else."
Which would you rather eat tonight, beef or pork?