Zobacz także: may cause drowsiness • may I trouble you?, sorry to trouble you • May I trouble you? • let the chips fall where they may • as may be required • To Whom It May Concern • May I offer my assistance? • to whom it may concern • How can I help you?, How may I help you? • Can I help you, madam?, May I help you, madam?, Shall I help you, madam? • May I see your ticket, please? • May I see your matriculation card?, May I see your student ID card? • May I have your phone number? • if I may be so bold • Can I introduce you to Amy?, May I introduce you to Amy? • Can I help you with these bags?, May I help you with these bags?, Shall I help you with these bags? • if I may say so, if I might say so • May I ask what it's in connection with? • Yes, it is. May I see your ticket? • Sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me. • May I perhaps give you a piece of advice? • The traffic is quite heavy, so it may take awhile. • May I come over tomorrow to take a look at the flat?, May I come over tomorrow to take a look at the apartment? • You may only reserve beds up to two hours before departure from the train's base station.