Examples of using "Mehetsz" in a sentence and their english translations:
You may go at once.
You can go first.
- You may go.
- You can go.
You may go anywhere.
You may go now.
You can't go.
- You may come and go at will.
- You can come and go as you please.
You can't walk.
You can go to sleep now.
- You can go if you want.
- If you want, you can go.
You can go anywhere you want.
- You can go if you want to.
- If you wish, you can go.
Why can't you go?
You can't go back.
You cannot go any farther.
You can go either way.
If you want, you can go.
You might as well go home.
You may as well go yourself.
You may go at your leisure.
You may as well leave now.
You might as well go home.
You can't go now.
You might as well leave.
You can use the bath before me.
You can't leave yet, Tom.
You cannot go any farther.
You may go home.
You may as well leave at once.
You may as well go home now.
You can have a ride on my motorcycle.
You can go by bus, by metro or on foot.
You may as well go to bed at once.
The green light is the "go" signal.
You can't just go.
You're not leaving until I say it's OK.
You can go play with your friends when your chores are done.
"Angela, you can't go outside yet, you haven't finished your assignment.
- You may go anywhere you like.
- You can go anywhere you want.
- You can go anywhere you like.
- You may go wherever you like.
- You can go wherever you want.
- You can go wherever you want to go.
- You can go wherever you want to.