Examples of using "Sende" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I know you have it.
- I know that you have it.
I said, "If you're lost now,
- You're nothing.
- You don't have it.
It's your turn.
Keep it to yourself.
You can keep it.
I know you have it.
Just keep it
Come on
- Now the ball is in your court!
- Now let's see what you can do!
- There is nothing wrong with you.
- There's nothing wrong with you.
- Nothing is wrong with you.
What's new with you?
It's your turn to read.
I only have eyes for you.
You have my undivided attention.
It's your turn to speak.
It's your turn to deal.
Jazz, you're out.
It's your turn, Jim.
It's your turn to pay.
If you want it, keep it.
Do you still have my key?
You now have my full attention.
But it won't stay with you
It's your turn soon, Bashar!
Why do you have Tom's keys?
It's your turn to take out the garbage.
It's your turn to vacuum the house.
It's your turn to wash the dishes.
What does Tom see in you?
Do you have another one?
Why don't you have any?
Do you still have my key?
It's your turn to shuffle.
You have no manners.
You are no longer in charge.
Do you still have my key?
The ball is in your court.
You're next, aren't you?
You have gingivitis.
I'm getting tired. It's your turn to drive.
Do you have the latest version?
Do you have a picture of Tom?
Do you have other CDs?
You have something I want.
It's your move.
Where's the key? Ah, you have it.
That hat looks good on you.
How many have you had?
Do you have Tom's picture?
Do you have Tom's address?
Do you have their address?
Why do you have my phone?
Do you have Tom's number?
You're lucky you don't have Tom's problems.
Now it is your turn to walk the dog.
This dress looks great on you.
What's unique about you?
- Do you have a map of the city of Kyoto?
- Do you have a map of Kyoto city?
That tie really suits you.
It's your turn.
I want a match. Do you have one?
Do you have any pictures of Tom?
Do you have any other pictures of Tom?
Do you have this new book?
I did what I could. It's your turn now.
Do you have his phone number?
I'm really disappointed in you.
Do you still have the notes I gave you?
It's your turn to tell me a secret.
We used to play games like tag.
How long have you had that rash?
Do you have this in any other colors?
Do you have my money?
Do you have my book?
- I think that you have my umbrella.
- I believe you have my umbrella.
- I thought you already had one.
- I thought that you already had one.
I think you've got what I need.
This man told it. Why don't you have it?
like something; the problem is not you or me
It's your turn to do the washing up. I did it yesterday.
I can't understand this word. Do you have a dictionary?
If you do not have this book, you can buy it.
Do you happen to have any photographs of Tom?
Do you have any pictures of Tom when he was a kid?
Do you have this shirt in black?
Do you have any more big ones?
You have something of mine.
Now it's your serve.
Do you have a copy of that report?
"I can't wear that." "Why not? It looks great on you."
You have my email address, right?
I'm not following you at all. Can you break it down for me?
How many do you have?
Do you have Stevie Wonder's new album?
I think there's something wrong with you.