Examples of using "Найдётся" in a sentence and their english translations:
Give me a light, would you?
- Will you give me a light?
- Do you have a light?
Got any baccy?
Got any smokes?
You always have an excuse.
Excuse me, have you got a light?
there will be a place for me to go
Even the pastor's sermon is not beyond criticism.
Have you got a light?
Can you make room for one more?
Your dog will turn up, don't worry.
Is there room for one more?
Is there space for one more person?
Do you have a roll of toilet paper?
There are plenty of fish in the sea.
My father is far from artistic.
Do you have any cheaper rooms?
Nothing is impossible to a willing heart.
I always have room for dessert.
Do you have a light?
Do you have any free time after tomorrow?
One can always find someone who knows what to do.
- Have you got a match?
- Do you have a match?
- Have you got a match?
- Do you have a match?
Do you have a needle for me? I need to sew on the button again.
- Have you got a pencil?
- Do you have a pencil?
Have you got a pencil?
"Do you have a cigarette?" "No, I only smoke other people's."
Do you have time for one more question?
- There's room for everyone.
- There's room for everybody.
Do you have a match?
Would you have time to help me with something?
There is no one who doesn't want to have good friends.
Do you have a pencil sharpener? I need to sharpen my pencil.
Don't you have a pen?
Do you have a moment?
"Do you have a match?" "Sorry, I don't smoke."
Tom always has an excuse.
If you have any time available today, I'd like to talk to you.
Do you have a match?
- Does anybody have a match?
- Does anyone have a match?
- Is there any space for one more person?
- Is there space for one more person?
- I think we may have something that you'd be interested in buying.
- I think that we may have something that you'd be interested in buying.
- I think that we may have something you'd be interested in buying.
- I think we may have something you'd be interested in buying.
The style is nice, but do you have it in a different color?
Can you spare me a few minutes?
Can you spare me a few minutes?
There's something here for everyone.
Tom has a solution for everything.
You would not have ten minutes?
Do you have some wine?
There is always something to translate in Tatoeba.
No matter how rational your words may sound, someone will always contradict you.
Is there room in your car for me?
- Do you have a bucket of water for me by any chance? I have a flat tyre.
- Do you have a bucket of water for me by any chance? I have a flat tire.
Is there room for me in your car?
Do you think Tom will have time to help us?
I'm sure you'll find something in the refrigerator.
Haven't you got any money?
- Have you got a match?
- Do you have a match?
Will you have a little time this weekend to help me with my French?
When there's a will, there's a way.
- Do you have anything to eat?
- Do you have any food?
There's lots to do: there are cinemas and lots of shops in the town centre.
- Do you have anything to eat?
- Is there anything to eat?