The correct choice will be 'a few' before the plural. In this sentence, the speaker is requesting someone to lend them a few rupees during a time of need. Can you lend me your jacket?
You can say, “would you please lend me some money?” to borrow, and “is it possible to repay the owed amount now?” to ask for the money you lent.
I am writing to kindly ask if you would consider lending me [specify the amount] to help cover these costs. Can you loan me a couple hundred bucks? Click here 👆 to get an answer to your question ️ please lend me 100 rupees, said bob (narration change) I don't have it right now, but i will arrange it for you.
Could you please slow down a bit? May i help you with the setup? Can i get you something to eat? I assure you, i do not take this request lightly and have explored other.
Reena, lend me hundred rupees'.
According to the context, ' few ' and ' the few ' can't be used here as the sentence talks about lending some money. Ravi asked reena to lend him hundred rupees, to which reena replied. Would you like me to take care of that? Google's service, offered free of charge, instantly translates words, phrases, and web pages between english and over 100 other languages.
