Borrowing Something
A drill, or a cup of sugar.
- Them
Hello, everything all right?
- You
Do you happen to have a drill?
- Them
I do. What are you hanging?
- You
Two shelves in the bedroom.
- Them
Take it, and the bits as well.
- You
I will return it this evening.
- Them
No rush, I rarely use it.
- You
Thanks, you saved me a trip.
In the app you can tap any word for a definition, and turn on a line-by-line translation in your own language.
Words in this dialogue
- everythingall things
- rightcorrect; the opposite of left; just (right here); straight away (right away)
- happento take place
- drillto make a hole
- hangingto hold up from the top
- shelvesflat boards for holding things
- bedrooma room for sleeping
- taketo carry; to need time
- bitsa small amount
- returnto give back; to go back; a round-trip ticket
- eveningthe end of the day
- rushto hurry
- rarelynot often
- savedto keep from spending; to store (a file)
- tripa journey
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