Examples of using "Tinta" in a sentence and their english translations:
Use acrylic paint.
Write in ink.
Don't write in ink.
Fresh paint.
I ran out of ink.
I've run out of paint.
Blend the blue paint with the yellow paint.
She wrote in ink.
Must I write in ink?
Don't write in red ink.
I need paint.
What paint do you prefer?
This isn't ink.
I ran out of ink.
Squid ink is edible whereas ballpen ink is not.
Don't write in red ink.
Blotting paper absorbs ink.
Printing ink is in short supply.
This paint comes off easily.
The pen has run out of ink.
The pen is spilling ink.
Don't write in red ink.
- My pen is out of ink.
- My pen has run out of ink.
The ink is still wet.
This ink is the best.
Tom spilled ink on the desk.
- This ink is the best.
- This is the best ink.
Try not to splatter the ink.
Do I have to write with ink?
Arroz negro tastes inky because it's made with squid ink.
My hands are stained with paint.
He stirred the paint before using it.
The paper was blotted with ink.
This pen's ink is indelible.
My pen has run out of ink.
This ink stain will not wash out.
My printer is low on ink.
- This paper does not absorb ink.
- This paper doesn't absorb ink.
Just bring me the ink, will you?
Who spilled the ink on the floor?
My ink is better than yours.
He was covered all over with white paint.
This blotting paper absorbs ink well.
The artist drew with Chinese ink.
Stir the paint with a stick.
I always write letters with pen and ink.
- The paint on the door is not dry yet.
- The paint on the door isn't dry yet.
He blotted his shirt with ink spots.
The hair dye stained your clothes.
The boy has a paint spot on his shirt.
The paint is peeling off the weather-beaten wall.
There were some ink stains on the cover of that book.
The house needs a new coat of paint.
and bought wood to build a counter and bought some paint.
The paint was a little hard, so it had to be stirred.
Please replace the empty ink cartridge in the printer.
Did you know that if you mixed red and blue paint you obtained purple?
Pepe realized he needed to buy tables, chairs, glasses, paint
My pen has run out of ink! Can I borrow your pen?
He's laughing at me because my lips are stained with squid ink.
The letters "sch" in German words and "sh" in English are written "ŝ" in Esperanto. That saves space and ink.