Тебе решать, покупать или нет.
- It is up to you whether to buy it or not.
Мне всё равно, придёт ли он или нет.
- It makes no difference to me whether he comes or not.
Depende de ti decidir si vamos allí o no.
- It is up to you to decide whether we will go there or not.
Da igual si te gusta o no.
- Whether you like it or not doesn't matter.
Ich werde es sowieso machen, ob du damit einverstanden bist oder nicht.
- Whether you agree or not, I’m going to do it.
Ich werde es sowieso machen, ob du damit einverstanden bist oder nicht.
- I am going to do it whether you agree or not.
Notre succès dépend de si vous nous aidez ou non.
- Our success depends upon whether you will help us or not.
Que cela te plaise ou non, il faudra que tu le fasses.
- Whether you like it or not, you'll have to do it.
Jij moet weten of je het koopt of niet.
- It is up to you whether to buy it or not.
Het maakt mij niet uit of hij wel of niet komt.
- It makes no difference to me whether he comes or not.
Gotów lub nie, oto jestem.
- Ready or not, here I come.
Możesz wierzyć lub nie, ale ona ma trójkę dzieci.
- Believe it or not, she has three children.
A questão é se ela virá ou não.
- The point is whether she will come or not.
Você que deve decidir se nós vamos ou não vamos lá.
- It's up to you to decide whether we'll go there or not.
Onpa naimisissa tai ei, katumaan joutuu kuitenkin.
- Whether you get married or not, you'll regret it either way.
Det er usikkert om han kommer eller ej.
- It is uncertain whether he is coming or not.
Det gør ingen forskel om han kommer eller ej.
- It makes no difference whether he comes or not.
Essere o non essere, quello è il dilemma.
- To be or not to be, that is the question.
Fare i miei compiti di inglese o non fare i miei compiti di inglese e collaborare a Tatoeba, questo è il problema.
- Do my English homework or not do my English homework and contribute to Tatoeba, that is the question.
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