Examples of using "Recibo" in a sentence and their english translations:
Here's my receipt.
The more I get, the more I want. The more I want, the less I get. The less I get, the less I want. The less I want, the more I get.
Do you want a receipt?
I asked for a receipt.
- Where is the receipt?
- Where's the receipt?
I don't get much mail.
Did he get a receipt?
Here's my receipt.
I still get them every day.
I'll need a receipt for that.
We acknowledge receipt of your letter.
Have you paid your phone bill?
Could I get a receipt?
Here's your receipt, sir.
For example, I get a ton of traffic
I often receive letters from him.
I enclosed the receipt in the letter.
I often get a letter from him.
I obviously don't get mail at the university.
And the answer, that I almost invariably get is --
I hear from my mother every month.
This one's buried in your paystub.
I took for granted that they would give me a receipt.
Heck, I get speaking engagements 'cause people are like,
The answer I get then is "I'm not a writer."
Whenever I get a letter from you I forget any and all problems.
I get emails from your team to link data.
Funny enough, I actually get that email quite often.
You know what I do when I get that email?
This is the first time I've ever received a letter from Marika.
This is the first time I've ever received a parcel from abroad.
the answer I very often get is "I find writing scary."
I get emails every day from patients that are asking, "Is there not a cure?"
These are the five responses I get when I tell my status.
another version of the answer I get is "I don't write."
I receive a million messages a day and I can't answer them all.
My allowance does not pay for my tuition.
And one that is not a question, but I receive it very often, is:
I also get the email, all the time, from people saying, "Can you link out to me?
So on your paycheck, you'll notice that you're taxed 7.65 percent in payroll taxes.
After paying the electric bill, the phone bill and the gas bill, I was broke.
I get a lot of questions, either by mail or by mouth, about some matter or another, and I often think that it's a shame not to publish the answers.