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can we talk for a minute vs can we have a words for a minute

The phrase 'can we talk for a minute' is correct and commonly used in English to ask for a brief conversation. On the other hand, 'can we have a words for a minute' is incorrect and not a standard expression in English. The correct phrase should be 'can we talk for a minute.'

Last updated: March 25, 2024 • 9217 views

can we talk for a minute

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to ask for a brief conversation.

This phrase is used to request a short conversation or discussion with someone.

Examples:

  • Can we talk for a minute about the project?
  • Can we talk for a minute after the meeting?
  • I need to talk to you for a minute.
  • Let's talk for a minute about your future plans.
  • Can we talk for a minute about what happened?
  • Max, can we talk for a minute? Yes.
  • Can we talk for a minute?
  • Will, can we talk for a minute?
  • Joe... Detective... can we talk for a minute?
  • Listen, I know you have to get to work, but can we talk for a minute?
  • But can we talk for a minute? Start talking or start losing limbs.
  • Then we can talk for a minute.
  • Then we can talk for a minute.
  • Can we go talk for a minute, Landon?
  • Come out, we can talk for a minute.
  • Can we just talk for a minute now?
  • Ted Landry, can we talk to you for a minute.
  • listen, can we go upstairs and talk for a minute?
  • Johnny, can we party-plan talk for a minute?
  • Of course, but can we talk about Chuck for a minute?
  • (Lindsay) Can We Talk To You For A Minute, Mr. Larson? Harold?
  • Can we just talk to you for a minute?
  • Tony, can we talk a minute?
  • Bill, can we talk to you a minute?
  • Bill, can we talk to you a minute?

can we have a words for a minute

This phrase is incorrect and not a standard expression in English.

  • Sheila, can we have a word for a moment?
  • Mrs. Stromming, can we have a word?
  • Lynn Benfield, can we have a word?
  • Can we have a word outside?
  • And can we have a word downstairs?
  • Can we have a word in private, captain?
  • Sarah, can we have a word in the conference room?
  • Can we have a word with you?
  • Can we have a word with you in your office?
  • Colonel, can we have a word outside?
  • And can we have a word with the council about her recycling bin?
  • Dr Shannon, can we have a word, please?
  • Artemus, guys, can we have a word with you out front?
  • Madeline, can we have a word, please
  • You haven't spoken a word for 20 minutes.
  • You haven't spoken a word for 30 minutes.
  • Today, we have a word for that
  • Not unless you can type 5000 words a minute.
  • I'm up to 12 words a minute.
  • Harriet holds the record - 87 words a minute.

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