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en To be allowed to   »   fr avoir le droit de faire qc.

73 [seventy-three]

To be allowed to

To be allowed to

73 [soixante-treize]

avoir le droit de faire qc.

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Are you already allowed to drive? Es--ce -ue -u p--- --j--c--d------n- v--tur--? E_____ q__ t_ p___ d___ c_______ u__ v______ ? E-t-c- q-e t- p-u- d-j- c-n-u-r- u-e v-i-u-e ? ---------------------------------------------- Est-ce que tu peux déjà conduire une voiture ? 0
Are you already allowed to drink alcohol? Est-ce que tu-peu- dé----oir- -e l’---oo- ? E_____ q__ t_ p___ d___ b____ d_ l_______ ? E-t-c- q-e t- p-u- d-j- b-i-e d- l-a-c-o- ? ------------------------------------------- Est-ce que tu peux déjà boire de l’alcool ? 0
Are you already allowed to travel abroad alone? Es--ce q----u-p-ux dé-----ler -e-l-à -’étr-n-er-? E_____ q__ t_ p___ d___ a____ s___ à l_________ ? E-t-c- q-e t- p-u- d-j- a-l-r s-u- à l-é-r-n-e- ? ------------------------------------------------- Est-ce que tu peux déjà aller seul à l’étranger ? 0
may / to be allowed av--- -e -r----- -o----r a____ l_ d____ / p______ a-o-r l- d-o-t / p-u-o-r ------------------------ avoir le droit / pouvoir 0
May we smoke here? E----e -u--nous--ou------umer-ici-? E_____ q__ n___ p______ f____ i__ ? E-t-c- q-e n-u- p-u-o-s f-m-r i-i ? ----------------------------------- Est-ce que nous pouvons fumer ici ? 0
Is smoking allowed here? A----n l- ---i- -e f-me- -c--? A_____ l_ d____ d_ f____ i__ ? A-t-o- l- d-o-t d- f-m-r i-i ? ------------------------------ A-t-on le droit de fumer ici ? 0
May one pay by credit card? Est-ce---’o- p-u- pa-e- --ec-une--ar-e-d---réd-- ? E_____ q____ p___ p____ a___ u__ c____ d_ c_____ ? E-t-c- q-’-n p-u- p-y-r a-e- u-e c-r-e d- c-é-i- ? -------------------------------------------------- Est-ce qu’on peut payer avec une carte de crédit ? 0
May one pay by cheque / check (am.)? E-t-c---u-on -e-- -aye---a--c-èq---? E_____ q____ p___ p____ p__ c_____ ? E-t-c- q-’-n p-u- p-y-r p-r c-è-u- ? ------------------------------------ Est-ce qu’on peut payer par chèque ? 0
May one only pay in cash? P--t--n p--e--s--le--n--------n--? P______ p____ s________ c_______ ? P-u---n p-y-r s-u-e-e-t c-m-t-n- ? ---------------------------------- Peut-on payer seulement comptant ? 0
May I just make a call? Est-c---u- -e-p----té-é-hon-r-? E_____ q__ j_ p___ t_________ ? E-t-c- q-e j- p-u- t-l-p-o-e- ? ------------------------------- Est-ce que je peux téléphoner ? 0
May I just ask something? E---ce --e je -eu----u-----and-r-q-e--ue-c---e-? E_____ q__ j_ p___ v___ d_______ q______ c____ ? E-t-c- q-e j- p-u- v-u- d-m-n-e- q-e-q-e c-o-e ? ------------------------------------------------ Est-ce que je peux vous demander quelque chose ? 0
May I just say something? E-t-ce-que-j- p-u- -ous ---e--ue-qu--ch-s--? E_____ q__ j_ p___ v___ d___ q______ c____ ? E-t-c- q-e j- p-u- v-u- d-r- q-e-q-e c-o-e ? -------------------------------------------- Est-ce que je peux vous dire quelque chose ? 0
He is not allowed to sleep in the park. Il n--peu- p---d-rmir-dan---e---rc. I_ n_ p___ p__ d_____ d___ l_ p____ I- n- p-u- p-s d-r-i- d-n- l- p-r-. ----------------------------------- Il ne peut pas dormir dans le parc. 0
He is not allowed to sleep in the car. I--------t p-s-do-m-r -a----a voi-ur-. I_ n_ p___ p__ d_____ d___ l_ v_______ I- n- p-u- p-s d-r-i- d-n- l- v-i-u-e- -------------------------------------- Il ne peut pas dormir dans la voiture. 0
He is not allowed to sleep at the train station. Il-n--peu- p-s --rmir--a-- -a gare. I_ n_ p___ p__ d_____ d___ l_ g____ I- n- p-u- p-s d-r-i- d-n- l- g-r-. ----------------------------------- Il ne peut pas dormir dans la gare. 0
May we take a seat? Po--------u- -r---r- --a-e-? P___________ p______ p____ ? P-u-o-s-n-u- p-e-d-e p-a-e ? ---------------------------- Pouvons-nous prendre place ? 0
May we have the menu? Pouv--s-n--- avo-r-l--c-rt--? P___________ a____ l_ c____ ? P-u-o-s-n-u- a-o-r l- c-r-e ? ----------------------------- Pouvons-nous avoir la carte ? 0
May we pay separately? P-u-----n-u- -a--r-s-paré-e-t ? P___________ p____ s_________ ? P-u-o-s-n-u- p-y-r s-p-r-m-n- ? ------------------------------- Pouvons-nous payer séparément ? 0

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