Examples of using "Dakikalığına" in a sentence and their english translations:
I'm just going to lie down for a minute.
May I be excused for a minute?
I was only gone a few minutes.
Can we come in for moment?
Why don't you stick around for a few minutes?
Will you listen to me for a few minutes?
Can you wait two minutes for me?
Can I use your dictionary for a minute?
Will you listen to me for a few minutes?
Leave Tom alone for a minute.
Will you listen to me for a minute?
Leave her alone for a minute.
I excused myself for a minute.
Tom stepped out for a minute.
- Could I see you a minute, please?
- Could I see you for a minute, please?
Can I borrow your pen for a few minutes?
I thought for a minute we had a problem.
Tom talked to Mary for a minute.
For a few moments, there was complete silence.
So at home, we introduced talking time,
Can I borrow you for just a minute?
I'm going to change clothes. Please look the other way for a minute.
Would one of you be willing to lend me your bicycle for twenty minutes or so?
- I know you're busy, but can I talk to you for a minute?
- I know that you're busy, but can I talk to you for a minute?
I was gone for 45 minutes.
Let's have a ten-minute break.
I'm going to go buy a ticket, so please watch my bags for a minute.
Friends, can I talk with you for a minute?
Could you stand behind my car for a minute and tell me if my brake lights are working?