If you insist. język mówiony

No, but I will have in an hour if you insist.

But how can he help if you insist on doing everything?

Which they will do if you insist on standing here talking.

If you insist on taking them we will call the whole deal off.

We can stay over and leave early in the morning if you insist.

I'll be out in ten minutes and we'll continue right where we left off, if you insist.

If you insist on this, the whole thing is off.

After that we can play your games if you insist.

I will speak if you insist upon it, but not outside.

Especially if you insisted that the President knew nothing about it.

But if you insist, I will be happy to explain further.

If you insist on making my bed, have it your way.

If you insist on either, you're probably going to break the Internet.

If you insist on using it, make a very strong case for your decision.

If you insist on saying no, we'll go about it in our own way.

Later, if you insist on talking about it, but not now.

Well, if you insist, we will record it in the Minutes.

I may put a list of the specific items here if you insist.

If you insist on it, I'll hold him under a bit longer.

If you insist on telling the police about your wife, that's one thing.

I'm not going to stay at all if you insist on putting yourself out for me.

But if you insist that we take a vote on the matter, then of course it can be done.

It's the best you're going to get if you insist on being outside in the open like this.

If you insist on putting it in those terms, yes.

If you insist on going, well both take the el.