Examples of using Time for a chat in English and their translations into Czech
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You got time for a chat?
Time for a chat afterwards?
You have time for a chat?
Time for a chat, Rexie. Now, if you don't mind.
This is no time for a chat.
Time for a chat, Rexie. Now, if you don't mind.
All right. You got time for a chat?
You got time for a chat? All right?
Leonard, really not a great time for a chat.
I don't have time for a chat right now.
I just wondered if you have got time for a chat.
You had time for a chat with Carmen and Patsy in my office this morning.
No. Might be time for a chat.
Coincidentally, I'm around the corner, and I have time for a chat.
I wish I had time for a chat but I'm on my way to a meeting.
Well, I don't think now is a good time for a chat, is it.
I don't have time for a chat unless this is about Azra… Today around noon, in Istanbul… where Levent is. Look.
Now, if you don't mind… Time for a chat, Rexie.
I don't have time for a chat unless this is about Look. where Levent is. Today around noon, in Istanbul… Azra.
Now, if you don't mind… Time for a chat, Rexie.
Sir, do you really think that this is the appropriate time for a chat?
Hi. Lynette, hi. I wish I had time for a chat, but I'm on my way to a meeting.
Where Levent is. Today around noon, in Istanbul… Azra… Look.I don't have time for a chat unless this is about.
Where Levent is. I don't have time for a chat unless this is about Look. Azra… Today around noon, in Istanbul.
It's not really time for a father-daughter chat.
No time for chat.
Time for a little chat, Colonel.
Okey-dokey, time for a little chat.
Do you have time for a little chat?
I will see if Mr. Vogel and I can find time for a little chat.