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

is a statement that indicates that the person making the statement was previously married but is no longer in a legally recognized marriage.

a question used to ask for the current time, commonly used when scheduling or planning activities.

is a short phrase that is often used to indicate that a particular food or product does not contain any ingredients derived from animals or animal byproducts.

means feeling the need or desire to eat food, often due to an empty or unsatisfied feeling in the stomach.

means feeling anxious or concerned about a situation or an outcome, often accompanied by a sense of uncertainty or apprehension. 

is a statement that indicates that the person making the statement is not currently in a romantic relationship or is not committed to a particular person.

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

“Es to ņemšu.”

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