Examples of using "Bisikletin" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Do you have a bicycle?
- Have you got a bike?
- Do you have a bike?
Have you got a bike?
How old is your bicycle?
What color is your bicycle?
Your bicycle is similar to mine.
- Don't you have a bicycle?
- Don't you have a bike?
- This bicycle needs repairing.
- This bike needs to be repaired.
- Cars took the place of bicycles.
- The car replaced the bicycle.
He was pumping the pedals of the bicycle hard.
- Is this your bicycle?
- Is this your bike?
Your bicycle is similar to mine.
Is that your bicycle?
How is your bicycle different from mine?
- How many bikes do you have?
- How many bicycles do you have?
- Is that your bike?
- Is that bike yours?
Your bicycle was more expensive than mine.
The bicycle needs repair.
- Your bike is better than mine.
- Your bicycle is better than mine.
The price of that bicycle was too high.
I know whose bicycle this is.
He said, "Yeah, that's frame fatigue."
- Do you have a bicycle?
- Do you have a bike?
You shall have a bicycle for your birthday.
A unicycle has one wheel.
I don't know who this bicycle belongs to.
I wonder which bicycle is Tom's.
It became clear that the stolen bicycle belonged to him.
Is it your bike?
- That's not your bicycle, is it, Tom?
- That isn't your bicycle, is it, Tom?
I learned how to ride a bike when I was six years old.
I don't know how much those two bikes cost.
This bicycle didn't cost as much as I expected.
- Do you have an extra bicycle I could borrow?
- Do you have an extra bicycle that I could borrow?
A unicycle has only one wheel.
She can ride a motorcycle, not to mention a bicycle.
We received instructions on how to make a bamboo basket.
Do you know how to ride a bicycle?
Something is wrong with this bicycle.
Tom did a wheelie.