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em Appointment   »   pt Encontro

24 [twenty-four]

Appointment

Appointment

24 [vinte e quatro]

Encontro

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Did you miss the bus? Perd-s---o -u-o-a---? P_______ o a_________ P-r-e-t- o a-t-c-r-o- --------------------- Perdeste o autocarro? 0
I waited for you for half an hour. Eu--spere----- -i-m-i- h-r-. E_ e______ p__ t_ m___ h____ E- e-p-r-i p-r t- m-i- h-r-. ---------------------------- Eu esperei por ti meia hora. 0
Don’t you have a mobile / cell phone (am.) with you? N-o--e-- um t-l-mó--l---nti--? N__ t___ u_ t________ c_______ N-o t-n- u- t-l-m-v-l c-n-i-o- ------------------------------ Não tens um telemóvel contigo? 0
Be punctual next time! D-----róx-m---ez-s- p--t---! D_ a p______ v__ s_ p_______ D- a p-ó-i-a v-z s- p-n-u-l- ---------------------------- Da a próxima vez sê pontual! 0
Take a taxi next time! Da a-------a-ve--a-anha-u----x-! D_ a p______ v__ a_____ u_ t____ D- a p-ó-i-a v-z a-a-h- u- t-x-! -------------------------------- Da a próxima vez apanha um táxi! 0
Take an umbrella with you next time! D- --pr----a --z -e-- um -h-p-- d- chu--! D_ a p______ v__ l___ u_ c_____ d_ c_____ D- a p-ó-i-a v-z l-v- u- c-a-é- d- c-u-a- ----------------------------------------- Da a próxima vez leva um chapéu de chuva! 0
I have the day off tomorrow. Am-nh--est----e--ol-a. A_____ e____ d_ f_____ A-a-h- e-t-u d- f-l-a- ---------------------- Amanhã estou de folga. 0
Shall we meet tomorrow? Ve---n-s--manhã? V_______ a______ V-m---o- a-a-h-? ---------------- Vemo-nos amanhã? 0
I’m sorry, I can’t make it tomorrow. Des-u---,-m-- a-a--- -ão po-so. D________ m__ a_____ n__ p_____ D-s-u-p-, m-s a-a-h- n-o p-s-o- ------------------------------- Desculpa, mas amanhã não posso. 0
Do you already have plans for this weekend? J- -e-- ----o----r- --t- --m-de s---n-? J_ t___ p_____ p___ e___ f__ d_ s______ J- t-n- p-a-o- p-r- e-t- f-m d- s-m-n-? --------------------------------------- Já tens planos para este fim de semana? 0
Or do you already have an appointment? Ou já-t-n--a-g-m--n----r-? O_ j_ t___ a____ e________ O- j- t-n- a-g-m e-c-n-r-? -------------------------- Ou já tens algum encontro? 0
I suggest that we meet on the weekend. E- sugiro -ue n-s-e-c-n--e-os--o-f----e -ema-a. E_ s_____ q__ n__ e__________ n_ f__ d_ s______ E- s-g-r- q-e n-s e-c-n-r-m-s n- f-m d- s-m-n-. ----------------------------------------------- Eu sugiro que nos encontremos no fim de semana. 0
Shall we have a picnic? Va--- fazer--m-piqueni-ue? V____ f____ u_ p__________ V-m-s f-z-r u- p-q-e-i-u-? -------------------------- Vamos fazer um piquenique? 0
Shall we go to the beach? Vamos ---r--a? V____ à p_____ V-m-s à p-a-a- -------------- Vamos à praia? 0
Shall we go to the mountains? V-m-s-à---on-a---s? V____ à_ m_________ V-m-s à- m-n-a-h-s- ------------------- Vamos às montanhas? 0
I will pick you up at the office. Eu -ou b-scar--e -o e----tó--o. E_ v__ b________ a_ e__________ E- v-u b-s-a---e a- e-c-i-ó-i-. ------------------------------- Eu vou buscar-te ao escritório. 0
I will pick you up at home. Eu -ou-bu-ca--te-- c--a. E_ v__ b________ a c____ E- v-u b-s-a---e a c-s-. ------------------------ Eu vou buscar-te a casa. 0
I will pick you up at the bus stop. E- --u busc---t- - parag----o-aut----ro. E_ v__ b________ à p______ d_ a_________ E- v-u b-s-a---e à p-r-g-m d- a-t-c-r-o- ---------------------------------------- Eu vou buscar-te à paragem do autocarro. 0

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