Asking for and giving things.

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Rina Mera Rina Mera

: What a beautiful flower! can I have one? : Here you are. I give you one. : Thanks : You are welcome

The sentence "can I have one?" is used to ask for something. While the sentence "here you are. I give you one" mean that somebody gives the thing which is asked for.

Here are some other expression about asking for and giving things.

Asking for  things May I have it, please? Can I have one? I want that one! Give me your stamps, please. What I need is... I'd like a cup of coffee, please. May I try it on? That looks nice. May I have one? Can I have a bit? I'd like a plate of rice , please.

Giving things Sure. Here you are. No, problem. Please serve your self. It's OK. I give you one. Certainly Yes, I will. Sure, right away. Yes, please.