do you think you can walk

English

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Asked to find out whether an ill or wounded person is able to walk or needs to sit down or lie down.

do you think you can walk?

Chinese:
Mandarin: 你行動方便嗎？／你行动方便吗？ (nǐ xíngdòng fāngbiàn ma)
Dutch: denk je dat je kunt lopen? (Netherlands, informal)
Finnish: voitteko kävellä?
French: peux-tu marcher ?, pouvez-vous marcher ?
Galician: cres que podes camiñar?
Hungarian: mit gondol, tud járni? (polite), mit gondolsz, tudsz járni? (familiar)
Italian: please add this translation if you can
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Polish: czy myślisz, że możesz chodzić? (informal), czy myśli pan, że może chodzić? (formal, addressing a man), czy myśli pani, że może chodzić? (formal, addressing a woman), czy myśli panna, że może chodzić? (formal, dated, addressing an unmarried woman)
Portuguese: você acha que consegue andar?
Russian: вы мо́жете идти́? (vy móžete idtí?)
Spanish: ¿crees que puedes andar?
Urdu: کیا آپ کو لگتا ہے میں چل سکتی ہوں؟ f (kyā āp ko lagtā hai mẽ chal sakti hũ?), کیا آپ کو لگتا ہے میں چل سکتا ہوں؟ m (kyā āp ko lagta hai mẽ chal saktā hũ?)
Western Panjabi: توانوں لگدا اے میں چل سکاں گی؟ (tuwānũ lagdā ay mẽ chal sakã gi?)

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