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May I ask you a question?
あなたに質問してもいい。
The president declined to answer the delicate question.
大統領はそのデリケートな質問に答える事をやんわりと拒否した。
She will be able to answer your question.
彼女はあなたの質問に答えることができるだろう。
May I ask some questions?
いくつか質問してもいいですか。
He answered my question with a "no."
彼は私の質問に「ノー」と答えた。
Can I ask you a question?
1つ質問してもいいですか。
Nakamatsu smiled bitterly at his own stupid question.
中松は自分の頓馬な質問に苦笑いしました。
Even a child can answer the question.
子供でさえその質問に答えられる。
A clever student can answer such a question easily.
利口な生徒はそうした質問に簡単に答えられる。
Please don't hesitate to ask me any questions.
どんな質問でも遠慮なく私に聞いてください。
So far does anyone have any question?
これまでのところで何か質問はありませんか。
If you know the answer to this question, please tell me.
もしあなたがこの質問の答えを知っているなら教えてください。
I didn't expect that question.
その質問は予期していなかった。
Do you have any further questions?
更に質問がありますか。
I would like to address two questions.
質問は2つしたいと思います。
Why did I buy flowers?! Why are you asking me a question like that? I bought them because I wanted to buy them, ok!
どうして花を買ったか?なんでそんな質問を俺にするんだ?買いたかったから買っただけだ。
May I ask you a question?
あなたに1つ質問しても、よろしいですか。
I'd like to ask Tom to answer a few questions.
質問にいくつか答えていただくよう、トムにお願いしたいのですが。
I was able to answer all the questions.
私は全ての質問に答えることができた。
Each part of a book starts with references to its author's life: a passage from a read book, a question directed to a stranger on a roadside, something shouted by a girlfriend.
Since I don't know what questions I'll be asked, I'll have to wing it at my presentation.
どんな質問が飛び出すか分からないから、僕としては当意即妙で発表するしかないな。
May I ask you a question?
1つ質問してもいいですか。
She may be able to answer the question.
彼女はその質問に答えることができるかもしれない。
A scientist had to know how to ask the correct question and to state it so clearly that the answer would be, in effect, a definite yes or no, not "maybe".