Examples of using "почитать" in a sentence and their english translations:
Do you want to read?
Do you want to read?
I just want to read.
Bring along something to read.
Bring along something to read.
Do you want something to read?
Do you want to read this magazine?
Let me read in peace.
I gave her a comic book to read.
Here is a new magazine for you to read.
I want to read a book.
He sat down to read a novel.
Tom wants to read a book.
I'm going to do some reading.
Do you want to read this magazine?
Do you want to read this magazine?
We could read.
She wants to read a book.
Lend me some books to read.
I wanted to read a book.
I want to read it.
Do you want something to read?
- You have something to read.
- You have got something to read.
- You've got something to read.
Bring along something to read.
Bring along something to read.
I wanted to read a book.
Do you have anything to read?
- I want something to read.
- I would like something to read.
- My teacher recommended that I read Shakespeare.
- The teacher recommended that I read Shakespeare.
I want something to read.
I have no books to read.
What are some good books to read?
You should read Shakespeare's sonnets.
Shall I give you something to read?
Tom will lend me a book to read.
- Tom lent a book to Mary.
- Tom lent Mary a book.
I'll lend you some books to read.
My teacher recommended that I read Shakespeare.
He assigned me three books to read.
I would like something to read.
She advised him to read those books.
Tom gave me something to read.
Why don't you read a book?
She advised him to read those books.
Tom had nothing to read.
I want something else to read.
But few of them are worth reading.
Lend me something interesting to read.
Tom asked me to read him some poems.
Mary let Tom read her diary.
Tom let Mary read his diary.
I don't have a book to read.
He asked me to read him some poems.
She asked me to read her some poems.
I'm tired. Can you read me a story?
I want a book to read in the train.
I want something to read on the train.
Do you have any books to read?
Do you have any books to read?
I think it good for you to read this book.
I want to stay home and read a book.
I gave Tom some books to read.
I'd like to read some books about the Beatles.
- Are you taking anything to read?
- Are you bringing anything to read?
I bought a magazine to read on the plane.
I lent Tom a book about Australia.
I asked her if I could read the book.
I want to read it.
I would like to read books on Japanese history.
I bought some magazines to read on the plane.
I have a book to read on the plane.
Can you lend me a manga?
Can you lend me a comic book?
What book should I read?
I want to buy a newspaper to read on the train.
to honor the higher power that they ascribed to.
Mom, could you read me a bedtime story?
- I want a book to read in the train.
- I want a book to read on the train.
If you have nothing to do, why not read a book?
I asked him if I could read his book.
I'd like to read some books about the Beatles.
Tom lent Mary a book.
What do you have to read?
- He is anxious to read the book.
- He wants to read this book.
I'd like to read it.
If you have any interesting books, lend me some.
You might as well read a novel instead of staring at the ceiling.
Will you read my essay and correct the mistakes, if any?
I don't even have time for reading.
I lent him a book, but he has not yet given it back.
We should respect our parents.
She borrowed the book from him many years ago and hasn't yet returned it.