Examples of using "Accompagner" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I will come with you.
- I will accompany you.
She will accompany him.
Can we accompany you?
May I accompany you to the airport?
I'll walk you to the gate.
He is going to accompany you to the hospital.
Let me take you home.
Maybe I should go with you.
Do I have the right to accompany you?
He was always accompanied by someone.
I will go along with you as far as the station.
Allow me to accompany you to your house.
May I go with you?
We're not going to accompany the children to school.
Buy a salt pretzel to go with your beer.
Maybe he'll be happy to go with you too.
He and his companion asked me to come along with them.
I'd like to come along if you don't mind.
Let me ask Tom if he wants to go with us.
I have been to the airport to see my friend off.
Do I have the right to accompany you?
, he had to accompany police officers on the hunt for gays.
If you can accompany the day as a photographer, it
He prepared the blueberry sauce with which to flavor the duck.
- You have to come with us.
- You'll have to come with us.
Maybe I should go with you.
He made a cranberry sauce to accompany duck.
I'd like to come along if you don't mind.
May I go with you?
May I go with you?
I will accompany you.
I will go along with you as far as the station.
May I accompany you on your walk?
Allow me to accompany you.
Let me give you a lift as far as the station.
- I will come with you.
- I am going with you.
- I'll be going with you.
- I'll go with you.
- I'm going with you.
- I'm going to go with you.
I'd like to come along if you don't mind.
Let me give you a lift as far as the station.
Maybe I should go with you.