關於Borrow的意思和用法的提問

A: To use somthing that belongs to another person with their permission for a short time.

A: Borrow = pedir prestado

A: To lend something:)
example: Can I borrow your eraser?

A: Pedir emprestado

A: Yes you can use the word lend and borrow.

In your 2nd sentence "I can borrow some money from you?" This is written as a statement currently because it is saying "I can". To make it a question say:

"Can I borrow some money from you?"
"Can you lend me some money?"

A: I think the sentence there would be "Could you lend me money?" "Borrow me money" only makes sense in slang, and then the sentence would mean, "Can you take my money?" which is a bit unusual.

A: Borrow

Can I borrow your pen?
我可以借你的笔吗
Can I borrow you for a second?

Lend

Could you lend me your book?

Typically we use borrow more than lend but it's important to know both

A: I need to borrow your lighter

A: @merch: i can borrow? Or can i borrow?

A: The difference is to whom an object is going to.
May I borrow your book?
I will lend my book to you.
Borrow - from you to me.
Lend - from me to you.

A: If I have money and I give it to you but you will pay me back- I am lending you money and you are borrowing it.

A: 都是借，主要是方向的问题

你能借我车用吗
Can you lend me your car
Can I borrow your car

A: "To borrow" : tomar emprestado/pegar emprestado

"To lend": emprestar

"I borrowed my sister's shirt" (Eu peguei/tomei emprestado a camisa da minha irmã)

"I lent my shirt to my sister" (Eu emprestei minha camisa à minha irmã)

A: I borrowed money from my friend.
He lent her a book.
I rent my house from my landlord Mrs Harrison.
I got a loan from the bank to cover the cost of my car.
I signed the lease my landlord gave me so I could rent the house.
I hope these help! :)

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A: Usually you don’t borrow things from places, but you can borrow from people.

So instead it would be “I borrow it from”

Example: I didn’t have an umbrella, so I borrowed it from my friend.

When you borrow to you would say “Lend” (lent if you did it in the past) and not borrow. If you lend someone something it usually means they will return it.

Example: I lend my pencils to my friend when she doesn’t have one.

Example 2: I lent Jessica my notes because she needed help studying.

A: That is it!
borrow - verb
borrows - third person present
borrowed - past tense
borrowing - present tense

A: Are you asking for the pronunciation?

A: × Can I borrow it when you've done?
✓ Can I borrow it when you're done?

A: There you go, my Australian accent.

A: I lended him $1,000. I wish I didn't.

I let him borrow $1,000. I wish I didn't.

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A: Its can i borrow this