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73 [seventy-three]

To be allowed to

To be allowed to

73 [sedmdesát tři]

smět něco

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Are you already allowed to drive? Sm-š už---d-t -u--? S___ u_ ř____ a____ S-í- u- ř-d-t a-t-? ------------------- Smíš už řídit auto? 0
Are you already allowed to drink alcohol? Smíš -- --t al-----? S___ u_ p__ a_______ S-í- u- p-t a-k-h-l- -------------------- Smíš už pít alkohol? 0
Are you already allowed to travel abroad alone? Smíš -ž-sá--- sam- ce-to-a- do -a--aničí? S___ u_ s__ / s___ c_______ d_ z_________ S-í- u- s-m / s-m- c-s-o-a- d- z-h-a-i-í- ----------------------------------------- Smíš už sám / sama cestovat do zahraničí? 0
may / to be allowed s-ět s___ s-ě- ---- smět 0
May we smoke here? Smí-e ---y -ou---? S____ t___ k______ S-í-e t-d- k-u-i-? ------------------ Smíme tady kouřit? 0
Is smoking allowed here? S-í--e tu--ouř-t? S__ s_ t_ k______ S-í s- t- k-u-i-? ----------------- Smí se tu kouřit? 0
May one pay by credit card? L-- -la-i- kre--tní kar-ou? L__ p_____ k_______ k______ L-e p-a-i- k-e-i-n- k-r-o-? --------------------------- Lze platit kreditní kartou? 0
May one pay by cheque / check (am.)? L-- pl-t---š----? L__ p_____ š_____ L-e p-a-i- š-k-m- ----------------- Lze platit šekem? 0
May one only pay in cash? Lze-pl-tit-h-t--ě? L__ p_____ h______ L-e p-a-i- h-t-v-? ------------------ Lze platit hotově? 0
May I just make a call? M--- s- zatele-on----? M___ s_ z_____________ M-h- s- z-t-l-f-n-v-t- ---------------------- Mohu si zatelefonovat? 0
May I just ask something? M-h- -e-n--n-c--z-p-at? M___ s_ n_ n___ z______ M-h- s- n- n-c- z-p-a-? ----------------------- Mohu se na něco zeptat? 0
May I just say something? Moh--n----ř-ci? M___ n___ ř____ M-h- n-c- ř-c-? --------------- Mohu něco říci? 0
He is not allowed to sleep in the park. O--ne--í ------ par-u. O_ n____ s___ v p_____ O- n-s-í s-á- v p-r-u- ---------------------- On nesmí spát v parku. 0
He is not allowed to sleep in the car. O- --smí-spá--v-a--ě. O_ n____ s___ v a____ O- n-s-í s-á- v a-t-. --------------------- On nesmí spát v autě. 0
He is not allowed to sleep at the train station. On-n-s-í spá- na n-dr--í. O_ n____ s___ n_ n_______ O- n-s-í s-á- n- n-d-a-í- ------------------------- On nesmí spát na nádraží. 0
May we take a seat? Může-e-s- p--adi-? M_____ s_ p_______ M-ž-m- s- p-s-d-t- ------------------ Můžeme se posadit? 0
May we have the menu? M-že-- -os--- jí---n- líst-k? M_____ d_____ j______ l______ M-ž-m- d-s-a- j-d-l-í l-s-e-? ----------------------------- Můžeme dostat jídelní lístek? 0
May we pay separately? Mů--me --p----t--vlá--? M_____ z_______ z______ M-ž-m- z-p-a-i- z-l-š-? ----------------------- Můžeme zaplatit zvlášť? 0

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