Usage examples of "asking" in English with translation to French

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It is no use asking him again. Ça ne sert à rien de lui redemander.
She keeps on asking me for money. Elle n'arrête pas de me taper de l'argent.
My baby began crying, asking for milk. Mon bébé s'est mis à pleurer, il voulait téter.
Please forgive me asking such a personal question. S'il te plaît pardonne-moi de t'avoir posé une question aussi personnelle.
Anyone who criticizes him is asking for trouble. Quiconque le critique cherche des ennuis.
There, here is the other clown asking for more! Tiens, voilà l'autre clown qui en redemande !
I did that without asking for anyone's advice. Je l'ai fait sans consulter personne.
The painting is not worth the price you are asking. La peinture ne vaut pas le prix que vous proposez.
As soon as I entered the class, the students started asking questions. Dès que je suis entré dans la classe, les étudiants ont commencé à poser des questions.
I don't like teachers who like students who don't like asking questions. Je n'aime pas les enseignants qui aiment les étudiants qui n'aiment pas poser de questions.
What is the point of a blue apple in that painting? Your asking this very question. Quel est le but d'une pomme bleue dans ce tableau? Que tu te poses cette question-ci.
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