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(Est-ce que) je peux...? means "May I...?"
Est-ce que is optional for introducing a yes-or-no question.
Est-ce que tu es d'accord? means "Is that okay with you?"
Vous êtes d'accord? is the more formal form.
Examples:
Je peux promener le chien? means "May I walk the dog?"
Je voudrais garder mon frère, s'il vous plaît. Est-ce que vous êtes d'accord? means "I'd like to watch my brother, please. Is that okay with you?"
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Which one is correct ask permission or ask for permission?
It depends on the context. Both of these examples are correct: Ask permission of her. You need to ask for permission. The former is slightly formal, while the latter is more casual.
How do you say permission in french?
the same, permission.
Can you ask Sega for permission to make a video game?
Yes, you could ask Sega for permission for making a video game.
What permission do you need to change someones website?
You have to ask the owner for permission/consent.
Why do Chimps ask for permission?
nothing
How do you say furlough in French?
A furlough (vacation or leave of absence granted to an enlisted person) is called 'une permission' in French. To be on such a leave would be "être en permission, partir en permission".
What does Mark Antony ask permission to do?
He asks permission to speak in the funeral of Julius Caesar.
How did Hitler get permission to put Jews in concentration camps?
Permission?!?!?! Hitler was a brutal dictator. Dictators do not ask permission of anyone.
What should an IT technician ask permission from the client before perfoming?
He/she should ask if she has permission to start working on the computer or whatever device they are having trouble with.
How can you touch your girls boobs?
Only with her permission. Defiantly do not just grab them. Ask. Ask. Ask.
Did doctors ask Henrietta Lacks and permission to take her cells and was she paid for them?
Granted her permission and was paid.
How does a pilot ask permission to land?
"Bravo six, this is sector 9.Requesting permission for landing."
