This expression is used to indicate a desire to examine or consider something more closely. It's similar to 'let's take a look' or 'let's find out' in English.
This expression is used to indicate a desire to examine or consider something more closely. It's similar to 'let's take a look' or 'let's find out' in English.
This common phrase indicates that it's the appropriate or usual time for a particular activity. It's equivalent to 'it's time to...' or 'it's time for...' in English.
This common phrase indicates that it's the appropriate or usual time for a particular activity. It's equivalent to 'it's time to...' or 'it's time for...' in English.
This expression is an informal way of telling someone to go and check on something or someone. It's similar to saying 'go and see' in English.
This expression is an informal way of telling someone to go and check on something or someone. It's similar to saying 'go and see' in English.
This expression is used to express surprise or amazement about something that happened. It implies that the other person would have been equally surprised if they had witnessed it.
This expression is used to express surprise or amazement about something that happened. It implies that the other person would have been equally surprised if they had witnessed it.
This expression introduces something that is preferable or more advisable. It's followed by the subjunctive mood.
This expression introduces something that is preferable or more advisable. It's followed by the subjunctive mood.
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