Examples of using "”tuosta" in a sentence and their english translations:
Grab that.
Did you enjoy that?
I like that flag.
- I'm responsible for that.
- I am responsible for that.
- I don't fancy that idea.
- I don't like that idea.
What good is that?
I'm the one who told Tom about that.
Subtract three from that number.
I like that skirt.
I like that dress.
I like that shirt.
I don't like that.
I liked that movie.
I like that tie of yours.
Are you quite sure about that?
You owe me for that.
I bought a cat at that shop.
What did you think of that book?
- That song reminds me of my childhood.
- This song reminds me of my childhood.
You must steer clear of that gang.
I got a new stereo at that store.
I bought a red sweater at that shop.
Emet dislikes that woman.
I got a video cassette recorder cheap at that shop.
I don't like the new guy.
I didn't buy anything at that store.
That won't do any good.
You can't get much wittier than that.
How did you see that?
You should get rid of that bad habit.
I can't make solid snow ice blocks out of... that!
You should stay away from that woman.
I came upon a rare stamp at that store.
He could not make head or tail of it.
Which one do you prefer, this one or that one?
She liked it.
Grab that.
Tom loves that hoodie.
What good is that?
I like that song.
I liked that book.
How much did you pay for that?
How did you like that movie?
Tom wrote me about that.
I'm happy you liked it.
Tom didn't talk about that.
I don't like that story.
- Are you certain about that?
- Are you absolutely certain about this?
I've always liked that name.
- Tom is going to love that.
- Tom is going to love this.
Don't mention it.
He could not make head or tail of it.
I wasn't interested in it.
Do they sell notebooks at that store?
So that's what it's all about!
There's an apostrophe missing. "It's" and "its" are different. -- I know. It was a typing error.
I like this book better than that one.
Any time.
That ornate silver platter is my favorite!
- It was nothing.
- Don't mention it.
- You're welcome.
- No prob.
- No problem.
- You are welcome.
- They must have known it all along.
- They must've known it all along.