Examples of using Borrow something in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Can I borrow something?
Just wondering if I could borrow something.
Can I borrow something?
I forgot to bring{\a}change of clothes and had to borrow something from Charmaine.
You can borrow something of mine.
I was wondering if I could borrow something… that.
Could I borrow something to wear?
Turns out I didn't need it either. But when I borrow something, I return.
Mind if I borrow something from your camera bag?
Do you wanna come over and borrow something to wear?
I wanna borrow something that's, you know, kind of"of the people.".
You mind if I borrow something?
When you borrow something and refuse to pay back…- Please don't hurt me!
You mind if I borrow something?
When you borrow something and don't tell nobody, they call that stealing.
Thanks for letting me borrow something of yours.
You said I could borrow something to wear to the party. Yeah, I did, but that's my Chilton uniform.
You wanna borrow something?
Or perhaps I could borrow something from this box of women's clothing that is not weird at all for you to have.
Keys clatter You can borrow something of mine.
I'm sure you could borrow something to wear of katarina's.
Only if I can borrow something to wear.
My Something Borrowed, Something Blue line just came in Something Turquoise.
Uh, I mean, something borrowed, something blue.
Well, you will need something old, something new, uh, something borrowed, something blue.
Newly minted brides almost always follow the“something old,something new, something borrowed, something blue” tradition in selecting wedding accessories.
The earliest recorded version of the first two lines is in 1871 in the short story,“Marriage Superstitions, and the Miseries of a Bride Elect” in St James' Magazine, when the female narratorstates,“On the wedding day I must‘wear something new, something borrowed, something blue.'”[2].