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You must go to the police station. |
Vous devez aller au commissariat de police. |
Is there a police station near here? |
Est-ce qu'il y a un commissariat de police près d'ici? |
My watch has been stolen. |
On m'a volé ma montre. |
I think I put my wallet on the counter. |
Je crois avoir mis mon portefeuille sur la comptoir. |
Can I have your name and address, please. |
Veuillez me donner votre nom et votre adresse. |
Where have you looked for it? |
Où est-ce que vous l'avez cherché(e)? |
I've lost my passport. |
J'ai perdu mon passeport. |
Where did you lose your bag? |
Où est-ce que vous aves perdu votre sac? |
What was inside it? |
Qu'est-ce qu'il y avait dedans? |
There was a camera inside. |
Il y avait un appareil-photo dedans. |
When did you lose your camera? |
Quand avez-vous perdu votre appareil-photo? |
What's it like? |
Comment est-il/elle? |
What shape is it? |
C'est de quelle forme? |
Was it marked with your name? |
Est-ce que c'était marqué à votre nom? |
How valuable is it? |
Quelle est la valeur de l'objet? |
You must fill in a report form. |
Vous devez faire une déclaration de perte. |
There has been a accident. |
Il y a un accident. |
We must call the police. |
Il faut téléphoner à la police. |
We must phone for an ambulance. |
Il faut téléphoner pour une ambulance. |
How did the accident happen? |
Comment est-ce que l'accident est arrivé? |
Was he going fast? |
Est-ce qu'il roulait vite? |
Do you have your driving lisence? |
Avez-vous votre permis de conduire? |
Do you have your insurance certificates? |
Avez-vous votre carte d'assurance? |
Were there any witnesses? |
Est-ce qu'il y a eu des témoins? |
I witnessed it happening. |
J'ai vu ce qui est arrivé. |
It wasn't my fault. |
Ce n'était pas de ma faute. |
It wasn't his right of way. |
Il n'avait pas la priorité. |
I crashed into the truck. |
Je suis entré(e) en collision avec le camion. |
The accident happened at the crossroads. |
L'accident a eu lieu au carrefour. |
The strong winds blew the tree down. |
Un coup de vent a fait tomber l'arbre. |
The storms caused flooding. |
Il y avait des inondations à cause des orages. |
There is a bomb alert. |
Il y a une alerte à la bombe. |
There was a big explosion. |
Il y avait une explosion grande. |
Telephone the fire service. |
Téléphonez aux pompiers. |
Can you help me. |
Pouvez-vouz m'aider. |
He broke the window. |
Il a cassé la vitre. |
Evacuate the building, please. |
Sortez du bâtiment, s'il vous plaît. |
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