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en To be allowed to   »   pl móc coś / wolno (mieć pozwolenie)

73 [seventy-three]

To be allowed to

To be allowed to

73 [siedemdziesiąt trzy]

móc coś / wolno (mieć pozwolenie)

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Are you already allowed to drive? W-lno-ci--uż -e----- s----hod--? W____ c_ j__ j______ s__________ W-l-o c- j-ż j-ź-z-ć s-m-c-o-e-? -------------------------------- Wolno ci już jeździć samochodem? 0
Are you already allowed to drink alcohol? W-l-o -- --ż-p------o--l? W____ c_ j__ p__ a_______ W-l-o c- j-ż p-ć a-k-h-l- ------------------------- Wolno ci już pić alkohol? 0
Are you already allowed to travel abroad alone? Wo--- -i--u--s---mu /-s-mej--e--a---a----n---? W____ c_ j__ s_____ / s____ j_____ z_ g_______ W-l-o c- j-ż s-m-m- / s-m-j j-c-a- z- g-a-i-ę- ---------------------------------------------- Wolno ci już samemu / samej jechać za granicę? 0
may / to be allowed mo---- w---- (--eć p-zw-l--ie) m_____ w____ (____ p__________ m-ż-a- w-l-o (-i-ć p-z-o-e-i-) ------------------------------ można, wolno (mieć pozwolenie) 0
May we smoke here? W-------m-t------ć? W____ n__ t_ p_____ W-l-o n-m t- p-l-ć- ------------------- Wolno nam tu palić? 0
Is smoking allowed here? W-l-- -u-p-li-? W____ t_ p_____ W-l-o t- p-l-ć- --------------- Wolno tu palić? 0
May one pay by credit card? (C--- ----- pł-c-ć--ar-ą -redyto--? - W-lno-pła--ć-k-r-- k---y---ą? (____ M____ p_____ k____ k_________ / W____ p_____ k____ k_________ (-z-) M-ż-a p-a-i- k-r-ą k-e-y-o-ą- / W-l-o p-a-i- k-r-ą k-e-y-o-ą- ------------------------------------------------------------------- (Czy) Można płacić kartą kredytową? / Wolno płacić kartą kredytową? 0
May one pay by cheque / check (am.)? (C--)--o----za-ł-ci---z-ki-m- - -ol-- p--c-- --eki-m? (____ M____ z_______ c_______ / W____ p_____ c_______ (-z-) M-ż-a z-p-a-i- c-e-i-m- / W-l-o p-a-i- c-e-i-m- ----------------------------------------------------- (Czy) Można zapłacić czekiem? / Wolno płacić czekiem? 0
May one only pay in cash? (-z-) --ż-a--ł---ć -yl-- --tó-k-?---------pł-cić tyl-- -o--wk-? (____ M____ p_____ t____ g_______ / W____ p_____ t____ g_______ (-z-) M-ż-a p-a-i- t-l-o g-t-w-ą- / W-l-o p-a-i- t-l-o g-t-w-ą- --------------------------------------------------------------- (Czy) Można płacić tylko gotówką? / Wolno płacić tylko gotówką? 0
May I just make a call? (Czy) -o----------ić? (____ M___ z_________ (-z-) M-g- z-d-w-n-ć- --------------------- (Czy) Mogę zadzwonić? 0
May I just ask something? (Cz-- Mog- o--o- z--yt-ć? (____ M___ o c__ z_______ (-z-) M-g- o c-ś z-p-t-ć- ------------------------- (Czy) Mogę o coś zapytać? 0
May I just say something? (Czy--M--ę---- p--ie--ie-? (____ M___ c__ p__________ (-z-) M-g- c-ś p-w-e-z-e-? -------------------------- (Czy) Mogę coś powiedzieć? 0
He is not allowed to sleep in the park. On ni- -oże s-a--------u. O_ n__ m___ s___ w p_____ O- n-e m-ż- s-a- w p-r-u- ------------------------- On nie może spać w parku. 0
He is not allowed to sleep in the car. O- n-e m--e--p-ć-w-s-mo-h-d-i-. O_ n__ m___ s___ w s___________ O- n-e m-ż- s-a- w s-m-c-o-z-e- ------------------------------- On nie może spać w samochodzie. 0
He is not allowed to sleep at the train station. On ----m-ż---p---n- dwo-cu. O_ n__ m___ s___ n_ d______ O- n-e m-ż- s-a- n- d-o-c-. --------------------------- On nie może spać na dworcu. 0
May we take a seat? (C----M--em- ---ąść? (____ M_____ u______ (-z-) M-ż-m- u-i-ś-? -------------------- (Czy) Możemy usiąść? 0
May we have the menu? (--y)-M-że-y-d-st------tę da-? (____ M_____ d_____ k____ d___ (-z-) M-ż-m- d-s-a- k-r-ę d-ń- ------------------------------ (Czy) Możemy dostać kartę dań? 0
May we pay separately? (Czy) -o--my -a---cić---o---? (____ M_____ z_______ o______ (-z-) M-ż-m- z-p-a-i- o-o-n-? ----------------------------- (Czy) Możemy zapłacić osobno? 0

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