Examples of using "Saattaa" in a sentence and their english translations:
That might actually work.
- It may rain.
- It might rain.
- Tom might be busy.
- Tom may be busy.
Tom may be there.
It might take a little while.
A gun might come in handy.
It may be true.
It might work.
Tom might object.
It may rain soon.
It may hurt.
It might explode.
He might retaliate.
Tom may be studying French.
Tom may still be alive.
It may freeze next week.
The bus may be late.
This might be quite exciting.
To me... I will say something that may sound cruel,
May I accompany you to the airport?
She may be French.
Anything could happen.
This might prove useful.
It might prove useful.
This might interest you.
This might be it.
It could be fun.
Tom may be in trouble.
- Maybe Tom knows something.
- Tom might know something.
Your life may be in danger.
Can I see you inside, please?
You may have a problem.
That could take days.
He may become jealous.
- Tom might be tired.
- Tom may be tired.
- Tom may be alive.
- Tom might be alive.
Tom might be sick.
They may have hostages.
- Tom may be dangerous.
- Tom might be dangerous.
This may help you.
Tom might have cancer.
There might be problems.
Tom may still be alive.
- That might be a problem.
- That could be a problem.
- It could be a problem.
This may soon change.
That might soon change.
This may be correct.
- Tom might be there.
- Tom may be there.
Tom may be hurt.
- Tom may be back.
- Tom may come back.
This could become a problem.
We may have a problem.
It may seem strange.
Tom might be Canadian.
That may be a misunderstanding.
- It may freeze next week.
- We might have frost next week.
It may give rise to serious trouble.
It might be dangerous.
He may well be right.
He may be there.
Maybe Tom needs help.
- Tom might be asleep.
- Tom may be asleep.
- Tom might be sleeping.
- Tom may be sleeping.
Tom might call later.
Things can get hairy.
and also there might be some food sources along the shore.
Now that might be interesting to some of you,
Nightfall may bring relief from the heat,
You may have a slight fever.
A casual remark can hurt someone.
My sister insisted on going with me.
He may be able to come tomorrow.
It may cause lung cancer, too.
The typhoon may cross the Tohoku district.
He may dread to learn the results.
He may change his mind later.
Let me accompany you home.
Something like this can happen to anyone.
You may find this useful.
This could be a dangerous area.
This might be Tom's umbrella.
Tom might go to Boston to look for a job.
Tom might do something bad.
Tom might know what Mary's phone number is.
Tom might be allergic to peanuts.
Tom might be able to do that.