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Removed double word 'bunk' (added the stupid colons to reach the 6 character min)
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If I needed to stay somewhere for a night, I might ask:

Can I bunk with you tonight?

Note, this does not typically imply anything beyond an intent to sleep at a persons house.

Additionally:

Abraham's servant decided to bunk at Rebecca's family's house.

The kind couple suggested to the poor man that he bunk bunk at their house.

If I needed to stay somewhere for a night, I might ask

Can I bunk with you tonight?

Note, this does not typically imply anything beyond an intent to sleep at a persons house.

Additionally

Abraham's servant decided to bunk at Rebecca's family's house.

The kind couple suggested to the poor man that he bunk bunk at their house.

If I needed to stay somewhere for a night, I might ask:

Can I bunk with you tonight?

Note, this does not typically imply anything beyond an intent to sleep at a persons house.

Additionally:

Abraham's servant decided to bunk at Rebecca's family's house.

The kind couple suggested to the poor man that he bunk at their house.

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If I needed to stay somewhere for a night, I might ask

Can I bunk with you tonight?

Note, this does not typically imply anything beyond an intent to sleep at a persons house.

Additionally

Abraham's servant decided to bunk at Rebecca's family's house.

The kind couple suggested to the poor man that he bunk bunk at their house.