Examples of using "Iskambil" in a sentence and their english translations:
I don't play cards.
I don't feel like playing cards.
I don't want to play cards.
Let's play some cards.
They're playing cards.
Playing cards is interesting.
We're playing cards.
What do you say to playing cards?
She played cards with Roy.
They spent their time playing cards.
Let's play cards a while.
- Playing cards is a pastime.
- Playing cards is a hobby.
Let's play cards after dinner.
I like playing cards.
Do you like playing cards?
A blind man can't play cards.
They sat around the table playing cards.
I hate playing cards.
Place the deck of cards on the oaken table.
A blind man shouldn't play cards.
Playing cards is not in itself harmful.
In the room there were four boys, who were playing cards.
I saw him playing cards with all of them.
We can't play poker if we don't have any cards.
I love playing solitaire.
"I feel like playing cards." "So do I."
I love playing cards.
They sat around the table to play cards.
Tom and Mary are playing cards in the next room.
Deal the cards, Tom.
Tom showed us a few card tricks.
Tom and Mary are in the living room playing cards.
The men played cards and drank until late at night.
Tom, Mary and John are playing cards in the living room.
Tom reached into his bag and pulled out a deck of playing cards.
Do you want to play cards and watch the game tomorrow?
- Tom says that he always enjoys playing cards with Mary.
- Tom says he always enjoys playing cards with Mary.
which means I manipulate small objects like handkerchiefs or playing cards.
Certainly, I like playing cards.
Tom played cards with Mary.
Tom, Mary, John and Alice were sitting around the table, playing cards.
Tom and Mary played cards together all evening.
Tom and Mary often play cards together.