Examples of using You borrow in English and their translations into Thai
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
You borrow, like, a sweater.
I will let you borrow her.
You borrowing or paying back? Next.
On day one, you borrow $1 from me.
You borrowed my phone at the Han River.
Did you say you borrowed it?
I'm taking back Iván's files and whatever else you borrowed.
Because you borrowed my money!
I would be honored to let you borrow it, Mary.
Next.- You borrowing or paying back?
I will definitely let you borrow my car.
I let you borrow things all the time.
Yeah, with the $50, 000 that you borrowed from Carlos.
Example: you borrow 50 on 10 days. And you want to prolongate on 7 days more.
Faith told me why you borrowed my locket.
Right after you borrow it, before you do anything into it, you have it as an asset, and you also owe it back.
If I gave you a hundred bucks? Could you borrow a phone for 5 minutes.
So if you borrow $1 at 100% interest, if you borrow a dollar, in a year from now, I want that dollar back, and.
Or the other way to view it, when you borrow money, the interest is kind of rent on the money.
But the general notion is I threw out this 100% interest rate, and that was if we just say you pay me 100% of what you borrow after a year.
For example you borrow 100 on 14 days.
A visit to Mitsugo Limestone Cave is often made in conjunction with the larger Otake Limestone Cave just a 10-minute walk down the road. This cave is about 100 meters in its entirety and takes you about 20 minutes to walk through. You enter down a steep steel staircase wearing a helmet with a light that you borrow from the visitor center.
I should let you borrow my car and mouthpiece.
And the deal is, hey, I share the green one and you let me borrow the green one, and I will let you borrow the orange one, we both can kind of feel like we have a stable electron configuration.
But the general idea is, you borrow one of these shares out here, and then the broker can kind of keep shuffling around these shares, if any of these guys really want to get rid of their share.
And I think that kind of common wisdom comes out of the notion of, when you have a mortgage or when you borrow money to live in a house, every month that money that you give to the bank is kind of going into savings.
Two weeks ago, you borrowed a heater from the free loan fund.
So this is just 1 times-- the principal is just what you borrowed-- 1 plus-- 100% is the same thing as 1, right, or 1.00, and when there was one compounding period, we just did that, and you owed me $2 at the end of the year.
Which is essentially you take the original amount you borrowed, the interest rate, the amount, the fee that you pay every year is the interest rate times that original amount, and you just incrementally pay that every year.