Examples of using "Keki" in a sentence and their english translations:
Try the cake.
I burned the cake.
I saw the cake you made.
Let's try this cake.
She loves cake.
I like cake.
I took the cake out of the oven.
I was fond of cake.
Who burned the cake?
Mary decorated the cake.
No one ate the cake.
Who cut the cake?
Try this cake.
Please cut the cake with a knife.
She divided the cake into five pieces.
I want an English muffin.
Hanako likes cake a lot.
- May I eat that cake?
- May I eat this cake?
Who baked this cake?
You really should try this cake.
Divide the cake among the three of you.
I also like cake.
I hope you like chocolate cake.
Divide the cake between you two.
Who made this cake?
I made this cake.
Aren't you going to eat that cupcake?
You left the cake in the oven too long.
Tom likes banana cake. On the other hand, Mary likes chocolate cake.
Hanako likes cake very much.
She likes cake a whole lot.
Are you going to eat that cupcake?
Did you try the cake that Tom baked?
Tom divided the cake into eight pieces.
I wonder who brought the cake.
My mother is slicing the cake into eight pieces.
I took the cake out of the oven too early.
Tom doesn't know who baked the cake.
Tom really likes chocolate cake.
Tom likes chocolate cake a lot.
I don't know who baked this cake.
I don't know who made this cake.
Would you like to taste this yummy cake?
Thank you for baking this delicious cake.
Everyone loved the cheesecake I baked yesterday.
Tom opened the oven and took out the cake.
You didn't eat the cake I made; your sister did.
I knew you'd like the cake that Tom baked.
The Black Forest cake is a natural aphrodisiac.
Diana beat the eggs and I mixed the cake.
I find funnel cake a bit too sweet.
I like neither of the cakes.
In order to make this cake you need baking powder and unsalted butter.
May I eat that cake?
She cut the cake into six pieces and gave one to each of the children.
Whether you like it or not, either I bake the cake or no one will!