Примери коришћења Mais на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Mais certainment.
Nunca mais, I thought.
Mais c'est trГЁs urgent.
It is a great starting… mais….
Mais il ne chante pas.
I spoke to three El Mais.
Oh, mais c'est formidable.
Madame… Poirot, he is arrived to Devon, mais pourquoi?
Mais tu es blanc comme neige.
Guests can enjoy an Asian breakfas… mais….
Mais vous parlez Francais-.
You do realize your couple name is Mais-'n-bran. Oh, my God.
Mais venez donc, mon général?
They didn't want the Mai Mais to find them with us.
Mais je veux etre Francais.
We've got a reporter who we believe was taken by the Mai Mais.
Mais, what of our young heroes?
He thought that this cheap trick would do it, mais non.
O, mais oui, c'est clodagh rogers--.
But I'd be willing to bet that you're suffering mais than you let anyone see.".
Mais oui, c'est tres chic.
Louis is recorded by numerous eyewitnesses as having said on his deathbed:"Je m'en vais, mais l'État demeurera toujours.".
Merci, mais ton omelette est bien meilleure.
It is curious that on the eve of the elections the French newspaper‘Libération' published the headline‘Faites ce que vous voulez, mais votez Macron‘(“Do what you want, but vote for Macron”).
The Mai Mais would have already stolen everything and left.
It is curious that on the eve of the elections the French newspaper‘Libération' published the headline‘Faites ce que vous voulez, mais votez Macron‘(“Do what you want, but vote for Macron”).
Excusez-moi, mais vous arrivez trop tard. I'm sorry?
Macron is a representative of the same type of“new elite”. It is curious that on the eve of the elections the French newspaper‘Libération' published the headline‘Faitesce que vous voulez, mais votez Macron‘(“Do what you want, but vote forMacron”).
Mais oui, I really wanna learn that language.
Even as his government rounded up political dissidents, it also produced a giant poster of Pelé straining to head the ball through the goal,accompanied by the slogan Ninguém mais segura este país: Nobody can stop this country now,” writes Dave Zirin in his new book.