When meeting new classmates, I often start by asking, do you have any pets, because sharing stories about animals breaks the ice.

He awkwardly leaned over at the bar and said, "do you come here often" to break the ice.

When I meet people from other countries, I sometimes ask, 'how do you say … in English' to learn new words.

When I encounter a new word, I usually ask someone, how do you pronounce this word, so I can learn the correct pronunciation.

They vowed to stay by each other's side til death do us part.

You fixed the whole problem by yourself — what do you want, a medal?

She dismissed his advice with the old proverb "those who can't do, teach," implying that his expertise was theoretical rather than practical.

At the tea party he teased his cousin with an old joke, 'what do you want, a biscuit', and everyone smiled at the cheeky tone.

Before we start the meeting, do you need to use the bathroom?

During the interview, they asked me, 'what languages do you speak' and I listed English, Spanish, and Japanese.