Examples of using "Konuşabilip" in a sentence and their english translations:
I was wondering if we could talk.
I wonder if we could talk.
Ask him if he can speak Japanese.
I wonder if I might speak to Tom.
Ask Tom if he can speak French.
I wonder if I could speak with you.
I don't know whether Tom can speak French or not.
We need to find out if Tom can speak French.
I'll find out whether Tom can speak French or not.
- Do you know whether she can speak English?
- Do you know whether or not she can speak English?
- Do you know if she can speak English?
Do you know whether or not Tom can speak French?
Tom asked Mary if she could speak French.
- I wonder if Tom can speak French.
- I wonder whether Tom can speak French.
I wonder if I might speak to Tom personally.
Do you know if Lucy can speak Japanese?
I'm not sure if Tom can speak French.
I was asked if Tom could speak French.
I wondered if Tom could speak French.
Tom wanted to know if I could speak French.
Whether you're able to speak French or not is completely irrelevant to this conversation.
Have I asked you whether you can speak Zhenjiang dialect?
I wonder if I could talk with you for a moment.
I asked him if I could talk to him in private.
I asked Tom if I could talk to him in private.
I asked Mary if I could talk to her in private.
I don't know if I can speak French well enough to make myself understood.
- I know that Tom can speak French. I wonder if Mary can, too.
- I know Tom can speak French. I wonder if Mary can, too.
I don't know if I can speak French well enough to explain this properly.
Dan can speak six languages and understand at least another dozen.
It's doubtful whether Tom can speak French well enough to do the job.