Examples of using "„może”" in a sentence and their english translations:
Maybe I'll go, and maybe I won't.
- Could be.
- Maybe.
It might rain.
Would you want to be able to fly?
Well, I think it may be this:
it can recognize food
He can come.
This'll do.
Shall we sit down?
- Maybe later.
- Perhaps later.
That's possible.
Perhaps not.
Why don't we head back?
Maybe I exaggerated.
Won't you have some tea?
The doughnut can't escape, but it can fight back...
- She may come.
- She might come.
- Anyone can do that.
- Anybody can do that.
- Anyone can do it.
- Anybody can do this.
Can you help me?
Perhaps he will come.
And it can work.
Maybe you'd better make a phone call instead.
Maybe you're the kind of person
So maybe she was feeling kind of anxious:
Like maybe, just maybe,
Or do we?
Things may get awkward,
would make the biggest difference.
But, maybe like poetry,
can overpower a pride.
the family can feast.
...he could kill them.
He might change his mind.
How about tomorrow?
- It's supposed to rain at night.
- It looks like it is going to rain tonight.
It may rain in the evening.
He is free to go there.
It is possible that he has had an accident.
Shall I draw a map for you?
- Maybe Jane will come.
- Jane will probably come.
- Maybe you're right.
- You might be right.
- You may be correct.
God can do anything!
- It can't be!
- No way!
- This can't be!
Maybe it's a trap.
Tomorrow, there's likely to be rain.
Tom may come back.
She might come.
- It may snow.
- Maybe it'll snow.
Maybe next time!
Perhaps he will come.
How about going for a swim?
Maybe I can help.
How about a walk?
It may rain tomorrow.
It is likely to rain today.
Why don't you rest a bit?
Maybe we should turn back.
I may try again later.
Maybe I'm the asshole.
How about taking a rest?
Do you have any idea why?
Perhaps you should stop.
Who can choose?
Everyone is free to contribute.
Will you have some more tea?
- Maybe you're right.
- Perhaps you are right.
- Perhaps you're right.
A bird can fly.
The Devil may come.
Can you walk?
Are there any bananas?
Tom can talk.
She may be back.
You might have left it in the car.
Can anyone tell me what this might be?
Maybe she has other plans?
- Maybe you'd better call Tom.
- Perhaps you'd better call Tom.
Maybe you're not getting enough sleep.
Tom can't hurt me.
Maybe you chose it, or maybe it was assigned to you.
Maybe I shouldn't have come.
Maybe we should talk to Tom.
How about dropping in at the shop?
She may or may not agree with us.
Possibly football?