Examples of using "насчет" in a sentence and their english translations:
You're wrong about her.
How about ball
What about the collar
What about us
How about a bite?
How about a drink?
And what about a coffee?
How about running?
How about this one?
Do you want a cup of coffee?
Tom warned me about you.
I was wrong about her.
[softly] Good decision on the fire.
What about Fatih Portakal?
What about the rest?
- You are mistaken about that.
- You're mistaken about that.
How about some coffee?
There's no but about it!
How about having dinner together?
And what about Turkish companies?
How about going for a walk after lunch?
Tom was right about Mary.
How about calling it a day?
I was wrong about her.
Tom warned me about you.
I am not certain about that.
Tom is wrong about that, too.
How about 12:45?
- How about you?
- And you?
This is the truth. But what about the facts?
How about a cup of coffee after lunch?
- Genius. What about Pinterest with infographics?
what about the internal links that refer
How about February 28th around 3:00 pm?
Don't worry about Tom. He isn't a threat.
- That's true for every day except one.
- That's true for every day but one.
How about my showing you around the town?
- I think Tom is entirely wrong about Mary.
- I think that Tom is entirely wrong about Mary.
How about tomorrow night at nine?
- What about buying domains? Like super short,
How about the scientific data that will burn the brains a bit?
How about tomorrow night?
- How about going for a walk?
- How about taking a walk?
- How about a walk?
What about you?
How about playing tennis this afternoon?
Please don't bother about lunch because I'm not hungry.
What do you say to calling it a day?
how about you tell me some storytelling tips,
What do you say to a bus tour next Saturday?
"You don't have a girlfriend?" "No." "What about a boyfriend?"
I am not sure how to pronounce the word.
How about getting me another glass of wine?
How about playing tennis next Saturday?
What about time? Can we measure time in hours?
How about telling me what you have in mind?
How about playing tennis next Saturday?
- I am not certain about that.
- I'm not sure about it.
- I'm not certain about that.
Let's take a break from work by drinking coffee.
- How about we bunk off school and go to the beach?
- How about we skive off school and go to the beach?
How about asking her to join our trip abroad?
"Tom can't drive." "How about you?" "I can't either."
Tom doesn't want to admit it, but he's excited about tomorrow's dance.
How about a cup of tea or something, if you aren't in a hurry?
How about 12:45?
What about those who don't? What will happen to those who are already in trouble?
What do you say to going out for a short walk?
"Only birds have feathers." “What about angels? I thought they had them too."
What about Europe? Europe is grappling with death. Because we didn't take this virus seriously enough.
Oh, you don't want to eat your vegetables? How about a kick in the ass? No? Then eat and stop whining.
About Hillary Clinton, she can not yet satisfy her husband. We did not forget how he said he would satisfy the whole of America
There's been too much talk about that marriage.
"What will we do if we miss the last train?" "How about waiting until morning at an internet café or somewhere else?"