Кунта ӗҫлеме юрать-и?
Kunta ĕçleme yurat-i?
May I work here?
Usage
Asks staff in a cafe or lobby whether you may set up a laptop and work.
Grammar Note
"infinitive + юрать-и?" is the standard way to ask "may I …?", as in Кунта шыва кӗме юрать-и?. The dictionary entry is the stem ӗҫле-. Composed sentence — native-speaker review recommended.
Кунта кунӗпех ӗҫлеме юрать-и?
Kunta kunĕpekh ĕçleme yurat-i?
May I work here all day?
Usage
Checks that you may stay and work for a whole day before settling in.
Grammar Note
кунӗпех means "all day long"; талӑкӗпех means "round the clock, day and night". Composed sentence — native-speaker review recommended.
Ку вырӑн пушӑ-и?
Ku vyrăn pushă-i?
Is this seat free?
Usage
Asks a neighbour or staff member whether a seat at a cafe or shared workspace is free.
Grammar Note
пушӑ means "empty / free"; with вырӑн "place, seat" it asks whether a seat is vacant. Composed sentence — native-speaker review recommended.
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