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a phrase used to indicate that the speaker is willing to purchase or accept something that is being offered.

a direct question that asks whether the recipient has feelings of romantic love towards the person making the inquiry.

means feeling warm or overheated, often due to high temperatures or physical exertion.

a greeting used to ask about someone's well-being or current state, often in casual conversation.

a direction used to instruct someone to make a right-hand turn, typically while driving or walking.

a question used to inquire about events, activities or plans happening during the upcoming weekend.

a direction used to instruct someone to make a left-hand turn, typically while driving or walking. 

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How do you say “I'll take it.” in Latvian?

“Es to ņemšu.”

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