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అనుమతించుట

73 [seventy-three]

to be allowed to

to be allowed to

73 [డెబ్బై మూడు]

73 [Ḍebbai mūḍu]

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అనుమతించుట

[Anumatin̄cuṭa]

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Are you already allowed to drive? మీ-- బ--- న-------- అ-------------? మీరు బండీ నడపడానికి అనుమతించబడిందా? 0
Mī-- b---- n----------- a-----------------? Mīru baṇḍī naḍapaḍāniki anumatin̄cabaḍindā? 		+
Are you already allowed to drink alcohol? మీ-- మ---- స----------- అ-------------? మీరు మధ్యం సేవించడానికి అనుమతించబడిందా? 0
Mī-- m------ s------------- a-----------------? Mīru madhyaṁ sēvin̄caḍāniki anumatin̄cabaḍindā? 		+
Are you already allowed to travel abroad alone? మీ-- ఒ------ వ-------- వ------ అ-------------? మీరు ఒంటరిగా విదేశాలకు వెళ్ళడం అనుమతించబడిందా? 0
Mī-- o------- v--------- v------- a-----------------? Mīru oṇṭarigā vidēśālaku veḷḷaḍaṁ anumatin̄cabaḍindā? 		+
     
may / to be allowed చే-----ు చేయవచ్చు 0
Cē------u Cēyavaccu 		+
May we smoke here? మే-- ఇ---- ప-- త---------? మేము ఇక్కడ పొగ త్రాగవచ్చా? 0
Mē-- i----- p--- t---------? Mēmu ikkaḍa poga trāgavaccā? 		+
Is smoking allowed here? ఇక--- ప-- త---------? ఇక్కడ పొగ త్రాగవచ్చా? 0
Ik---- p--- t---------? Ikkaḍa poga trāgavaccā? 		+
     
May one pay by credit card? క్------ క----- ద----- చ-------------? క్రెడిట్ కార్డ్ ద్వారా చెల్లించావచ్చా? 0
Kr---- k--- d---- c-------------? Kreḍiṭ kārḍ dvārā cellin̄cāvaccā? 		+
May one pay by cheque / check (am.)? చె-- ద----- చ-------------? చెక్ ద్వారా చెల్లించావచ్చా? 0
Ce- d---- c-------------? Cek dvārā cellin̄cāvaccā? 		+
May one only pay in cash? క్---- ద----- చ-------------? క్యాష్ ద్వారా చెల్లించావచ్చా? 0
Ky-- d---- c-------------? Kyāṣ dvārā cellin̄cāvaccā? 		+
     
May I just make a call? నే-- ఒ- క--- చ----------? నేను ఒక కాల్ చేసుకోవచ్చా? 0
Nē-- o-- k-- c----------? Nēnu oka kāl cēsukōvaccā? 		+
May I just ask something? నే-- ఒ--- అ-------? నేను ఒకటి అడగవచ్చా? 0
Nē-- o---- a---------? Nēnu okaṭi aḍagavaccā? 		+
May I just say something? నే-- ఒ--- చ---------? నేను ఒకటి చెప్పవచ్చా? 0
Nē-- o---- c---------? Nēnu okaṭi ceppavaccā? 		+
     
He is not allowed to sleep in the park. అత---- ప----- ల- ప----------- అ----- ల--ు అతనికి పార్క్ లో పడుకోవడానికి అనుమతి లేదు 0
At----- p--- l- p------------- a------ l--u Ataniki pārk lō paḍukōvaḍāniki anumati lēdu 		+
He is not allowed to sleep in the car. అత---- క--- ల- ప----------- అ----- ల--ు అతనికి కార్ లో పడుకోవడానికి అనుమతి లేదు 0
At----- k-- l- p------------- a------ l--u Ataniki kār lō paḍukōvaḍāniki anumati lēdu 		+
He is not allowed to sleep at the train station. అత---- ట----- స-------- ప----------- అ----- ల--ు అతనికి ట్రేన్ స్టేషన్లో పడుకోవడానికి అనుమతి లేదు 0
At----- ṭ--- s------- p------------- a------ l--u Ataniki ṭrēn sṭēṣanlō paḍukōvaḍāniki anumati lēdu 		+
     
May we take a seat? మే-- ఇ---- క----------? మేము ఇక్కడ కూర్చోవచ్చా? 0
Mē-- i----- k---------? Mēmu ikkaḍa kūrcōvaccā? 		+
May we have the menu? మా-- మ--- క----- ఇ------? మాకు మెనూ కార్డ్ ఇస్తారా? 0
Mā-- m--- k--- i-----? Māku menū kārḍ istārā? 		+
May we pay separately? మే-- వ--------- చ------------? మేము విడివిడిగా చెల్లించవచ్చా? 0
Mē-- v--------- c-------------? Mēmu viḍiviḍigā cellin̄cavaccā? 		+
     

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