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en To be allowed to   »   sv få något

73 [seventy-three]

To be allowed to

To be allowed to

73 [sjuttiotre]

få något

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Are you already allowed to drive? Får-du--e--n-köra----? F__ d_ r____ k___ b___ F-r d- r-d-n k-r- b-l- ---------------------- Får du redan köra bil? 0
Are you already allowed to drink alcohol? Får-d- redan -r-ck- ------l? F__ d_ r____ d_____ a_______ F-r d- r-d-n d-i-k- a-k-h-l- ---------------------------- Får du redan dricka alkohol? 0
Are you already allowed to travel abroad alone? F-r-d--r------k---n--m---oml-nds? F__ d_ r____ å__ e____ u_________ F-r d- r-d-n å-a e-s-m u-o-l-n-s- --------------------------------- Får du redan åka ensam utomlands? 0
may / to be allowed f- f_ f- -- 0
May we smoke here? F-- -- rö---här? F__ v_ r___ h___ F-r v- r-k- h-r- ---------------- Får vi röka här? 0
Is smoking allowed here? F-r---- röka-hä-? F__ m__ r___ h___ F-r m-n r-k- h-r- ----------------- Får man röka här? 0
May one pay by credit card? Få---an----ala------o-to-o-t? F__ m__ b_____ m__ k_________ F-r m-n b-t-l- m-d k-n-o-o-t- ----------------------------- Får man betala med kontokort? 0
May one pay by cheque / check (am.)? Få- -an-b--ala--e- --ec-? F__ m__ b_____ m__ c_____ F-r m-n b-t-l- m-d c-e-k- ------------------------- Får man betala med check? 0
May one only pay in cash? Får --- bara-be---- kontan-? F__ m__ b___ b_____ k_______ F-r m-n b-r- b-t-l- k-n-a-t- ---------------------------- Får man bara betala kontant? 0
May I just make a call? Ka- -a-----ri-g- h-r? K__ j__ f_ r____ h___ K-n j-g f- r-n-a h-r- --------------------- Kan jag få ringa här? 0
May I just ask something? Får--a- b--a-fråga om -å-ot? F__ j__ b___ f____ o_ n_____ F-r j-g b-r- f-å-a o- n-g-t- ---------------------------- Får jag bara fråga om något? 0
May I just say something? F-- ja---a---sä-----go-? F__ j__ b___ s___ n_____ F-r j-g b-r- s-g- n-g-t- ------------------------ Får jag bara säga något? 0
He is not allowed to sleep in the park. Han --r-in-e sova-i-p--ke-. H__ f__ i___ s___ i p______ H-n f-r i-t- s-v- i p-r-e-. --------------------------- Han får inte sova i parken. 0
He is not allowed to sleep in the car. Ha- f------e------- -ilen. H__ f__ i___ s___ i b_____ H-n f-r i-t- s-v- i b-l-n- -------------------------- Han får inte sova i bilen. 0
He is not allowed to sleep at the train station. H-n får --te--o---på sta-ionen. H__ f__ i___ s___ p_ s_________ H-n f-r i-t- s-v- p- s-a-i-n-n- ------------------------------- Han får inte sova på stationen. 0
May we take a seat? Får -- t--p---s? F__ v_ t_ p_____ F-r v- t- p-a-s- ---------------- Får vi ta plats? 0
May we have the menu? K-n-------men-n? K__ v_ f_ m_____ K-n v- f- m-n-n- ---------------- Kan vi få menyn? 0
May we pay separately? F-r--i bet-l--v---f-r-sig? F__ v_ b_____ v__ f__ s___ F-r v- b-t-l- v-r f-r s-g- -------------------------- Får vi betala var för sig? 0

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