Sir, you want to empty your pockets. Please, sir?

Did you miss me?

May I interrupt?

May I have a glass of water?

May I ask some questions?

Is that a picture of me?

May I ask a couple of questions?

May I ride a bicycle?

May I help you?

Is this a gift for me?

Can I help you?

Will you please let me go now?

Can you order one for me?

Can I borrow your umbrella?

Have any letters arrived for me?

Can I borrow your car?

May I take a photo?

May I use your telephone?

May I have a word with you?

Can I borrow your radio?

May I play the piano?

Can I borrow your scissors?

May I borrow your dictionary?

To this end, the European Commission has generously offered to support the convening of the fourth meeting of the GoE.

What year, Chris, would you like?

May I ask you something?

Can you save this seat for me?

May I come in? Yes, certainly.

May I come in? Yes, certainly.

Can I borrow your tennis racket today?

Can I speak to the person in charge?

Can I speak to the doctor?

May I eat this cake?

May I hold your hand?

Can I borrow your laptop for a second?

May I see your passport?

A reconstruction conference, which the Government of Norway has generously agreed to organize, would provide an opportunity for international resource mobilization.

Can you tell me what this is?

Can I go swimming, Mother?

May I go to the movies tonight?

May I come and see you tomorrow?

Could you please tell me why you love her?

Do you know how much you embarrass me?

Coud I have some water? My throat is really dry.

On my last day, the woman who looked after the place, she came and we spoke for a minute, and then she said to me, Would you sing something for me?