Examples of using "Gidebilir" in a sentence and their english translations:
Can we go?
May I go?
They can leave.
Tom might go.
She can leave tomorrow.
May I go to the toilet?
Can I go with Tom?
Can I go to work?
Can I leave now?
May I go with him?
- May I go home?
- Can I go home?
Can we ride with you?
Can we go over there?
Can I go to the bathroom?
- Can I go outside?
- May I go outside?
Could we leave now?
Tom might just as well go home.
Tom might go to Boston.
- Can we go home?
- May we go home?
Can I go for a walk?
May I be excused now?
- What could go wrong?
- What can go wrong?
Can we go to the circus?
Tom might go with you.
Can I go next?
- Can I leave now?
- May I leave now?
It could get ugly.
Everyone may go home.
Tom can leave tomorrow.
Can I go with them?
Can I go to my locker?
May I go to the fountain?
Can I go with you?
Can we go to your room?
Tom can go if he wants to.
Am I free to go?
May I go with Tom?
Could you go, please?
If Tom wants to go, he can.
Tom can leave now.
Tom can go with me.
Can you go to the seaside tomorrow?
Tom may go home now.
Can Tom go first?
- Shall I go together with you?
- Must I go with you?
- Should I go with you?
"May I go with you?" "By all means."
Can my daughter go to school?
Would you mind if I went home early?
May I go to the river?
- May I go first?
- Can I go first?
Can you go faster?
I'm ready! Can we go?
Can we just go home?
Can I go to bed now?
Can we go home now?
Can we go back now?
Can I go back now?
Can we please leave now?
Can we go now, please?
Can I go there now?
Can I leave?
May I leave early today?
Can you get there fast?
- Mom, can I go swimming?
- Mommy, may I go swimming?
May I go to bed?
Can I go swimming, Mother?
Can we go fishing?
Can you go to the beach tomorrow?
Can you just go home?
Can I go first?
Can I go, too?
Can you go with us?
Can you go to the movie now?
- Can I go home now?
- May I go home now?
If Tom wants to leave, he can.