Examples of using "Mógłbyś" in a sentence and their english translations:
You could die.
- You can help.
- You could help.
You could lead.
- Could you say that again?
- Please repeat.
- Could you repeat?
You might at least say thank you.
Would you please close the window?
Can you help me?
- You should give up smoking.
- You should refrain from smoking.
- You ought to stop smoking.
- Could you please wait a minute?
- Can you wait a little while?
- Can you wait a bit?
- Can you wait a minute?
- Could you wait a little while?
- Will you wait a minute?
- Would you hold on a minute?
- Could you hold on a minute?
- Would you mind waiting a minute?
- Could you wait a moment?
Could you speak more slowly?
- Could you turn off the radio, please?
- Could you turn off the radio?
Could you repeat that?
Would you stop babbling?
You could sell that.
You could help me.
Would you lend me your pen?
Would you mind lending me your pen?
Could you come and see me tomorrow?
- I could also hire a car.
- He could also hire a car.
- She could also hire a car.
- You could also hire a car.
Can you speak a little slower please?
Would you hand me the screwdriver?
Could you please hurry?
You could come and live with me.
You could at least say thank you.
Could you turn it down?
Would you please shut the window?
Could you please turn your television down?
- Can you call a taxi for me?
- Can you call me a taxi?
Would you move back, please?
Could you give us an example, please?
Could you spare a few hours?
I could go there now.
Could you take this, please?
Excuse me, but can you help me?
Could you pass me the pepper, please?
Could you help me wash the dishes?
Could you walk the dog?
I wish you would shut the door when you go out.
Could you solve the problem?
- Could you please speak a little bit more slowly?
- Could you please speak a little slower?
- Can you speak a little slower please?
Could you bring me a blanket?
Could you recommend another hotel?
Could you read this for me?
Would you please stop talking?
Could you show me the way?
Could you lend me your bike?
Would you please stop upsetting Tom?
Could you get me a cold drink, please?
Could you show me this bag?
Please translate this into French.
Would you pass the salt and pepper?
Would you pass me the ketchup?
- I thought maybe you could help me.
- I thought that maybe you could help me.
Could you give an example?
You may as well keep your promise.
Could you call me later?
- Will you lend me your dictionary?
- Will you lend your dictionary to me?
- Would you mind doing that somewhere else?
- Would you mind doing that someplace else?
- Could you leave us alone?
- Would you leave us alone, please?
Can you please write that down?
Would you fetch me a glass of water?
Could you hand me the newspaper on the table?
Excuse me, but could you do me a favor?
Do you think you could make it at 9:30?
Could you give me back my valuables?
Could you please repeat it slowly?
Could you explain the last section more precisely?
Would you mind leaving it until tomorrow?
Can you help me?
Could you take me to the Grand Hotel?
Could you please tell me again what school you graduated from?
I think you might want to hear this.
Can you please make Tom stop doing that?
Can you please correct my translation?
Could you show me the way to the station?
Could you bring me the fly swatter, please?
- I am lost. Can you help me, please?
- I'm lost. Can you help me, please?
Could you send this letter to Japan?
Could you repeat that, please?
Would you please step back?
Would you mind telling me why you're here?
Could you stay and help me?
Can you do as much?
Could you tell me the way to the station?
Excuse me, could you lower your voice a little?
If you tried, you could save even more.
Could you pass me the water, please?
And I thought you could smoke here.
Could you tell Tom something for me?
Can you tell us what the ingredients are?
Would you please help me translate this?
Can you please watch my bag?