may I pass through

English

English phrasebook
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Phrase

may I pass through?

  1. Politely requests someone to move (out of the way), so that the speaker may pass.

Usage notes

  • Can be preceded by “excuse me” or “pardon me” in order to gain the other person's attention.
  • please move

Translations

See also

  • thank you (as a response to say after said person has moved)
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