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24 [twenty-four]

Appointment

Appointment

24 [Hai mươi tư]

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Did you miss the bus? B-- b----- x---u---r-- à? B__ b_ n__ x_ b___ r__ à_ B-n b- n-ỡ x- b-ý- r-i à- ------------------------- Bạn bị nhỡ xe buýt rồi à? 0
I waited for you for half an hour. T---đ--đợ- bạn --a -i-ng-rồi. T__ đ_ đ__ b__ n__ t____ r___ T-i đ- đ-i b-n n-a t-ế-g r-i- ----------------------------- Tôi đã đợi bạn nửa tiếng rồi. 0
Don’t you have a mobile / cell phone (am.) with you? Bạ- khô-g -a-g ---o--i-n-tho-i--i-đ--- --o? B__ k____ m___ t___ đ___ t____ d_ đ___ s___ B-n k-ô-g m-n- t-e- đ-ệ- t-o-i d- đ-n- s-o- ------------------------------------------- Bạn không mang theo điện thoại di động sao? 0
Be punctual next time! Lầ- sa- --y-đến -úng---ờ-nh-! L__ s__ h__ đ__ đ___ g__ n___ L-n s-u h-y đ-n đ-n- g-ờ n-é- ----------------------------- Lần sau hãy đến đúng giờ nhé! 0
Take a taxi next time! L-n s-u lấy -- tắc--i-đ--nhé! L__ s__ l__ x_ t__ x_ đ_ n___ L-n s-u l-y x- t-c x- đ- n-é- ----------------------------- Lần sau lấy xe tắc xi đi nhé! 0
Take an umbrella with you next time! Lầ- s-u--h--m-------o --t-c-----/-d-! L__ s__ n__ m___ t___ m__ c__ ô / d__ L-n s-u n-ớ m-n- t-e- m-t c-i ô / d-! ------------------------------------- Lần sau nhớ mang theo một cái ô / dù! 0
I have the day off tomorrow. Ngà- --- -ôi -ượ------. N___ m__ t__ đ___ n____ N-à- m-i t-i đ-ợ- n-h-. ----------------------- Ngày mai tôi được nghỉ. 0
Shall we meet tomorrow? Ng-----i-chún--t--có---p n--- --ông? N___ m__ c____ t_ c_ g__ n___ k_____ N-à- m-i c-ú-g t- c- g-p n-a- k-ô-g- ------------------------------------ Ngày mai chúng ta có gặp nhau không? 0
I’m sorry, I can’t make it tomorrow. Xi--lỗ----é,---à- ----tôi---ôn-----h---i. X__ l__ n___ n___ m__ t__ k____ r___ r___ X-n l-i n-é- n-à- m-i t-i k-ô-g r-n- r-i- ----------------------------------------- Xin lỗi nhé, ngày mai tôi không rảnh rỗi. 0
Do you already have plans for this weekend? Cuối t-ần -à--bạn -ó -- đị-- g- ch--? C___ t___ n__ b__ c_ d_ đ___ g_ c____ C-ố- t-ầ- n-y b-n c- d- đ-n- g- c-ư-? ------------------------------------- Cuối tuần này bạn có dự định gì chưa? 0
Or do you already have an appointment? H-y b-n -ã-c- -ẹn r--? H__ b__ đ_ c_ h__ r___ H-y b-n đ- c- h-n r-i- ---------------------- Hay bạn đã có hẹn rồi? 0
I suggest that we meet on the weekend. T-i-đ---gh-- -h--- t--g-- nh-----o cuối-t--n. T__ đ_ n____ c____ t_ g__ n___ v__ c___ t____ T-i đ- n-h-, c-ú-g t- g-p n-a- v-o c-ố- t-ầ-. --------------------------------------------- Tôi đề nghị, chúng ta gặp nhau vào cuối tuần. 0
Shall we have a picnic? C-úng-t--đi -ã--goại---ông? C____ t_ đ_ d_ n____ k_____ C-ú-g t- đ- d- n-o-i k-ô-g- --------------------------- Chúng ta đi dã ngoại không? 0
Shall we go to the beach? Chún- -- -a-b--b--n-k-ô--? C____ t_ r_ b_ b___ k_____ C-ú-g t- r- b- b-ể- k-ô-g- -------------------------- Chúng ta ra bờ biển không? 0
Shall we go to the mountains? C---- -a-đ- lê- --i k-ông? C____ t_ đ_ l__ n__ k_____ C-ú-g t- đ- l-n n-i k-ô-g- -------------------------- Chúng ta đi lên núi không? 0
I will pick you up at the office. Tôi đ---bạn - vă--phò-g---é. T__ đ__ b__ ở v__ p____ n___ T-i đ-n b-n ở v-n p-ò-g n-é- ---------------------------- Tôi đón bạn ở văn phòng nhé. 0
I will pick you up at home. T-- đón-bạ- ở n--. T__ đ__ b__ ở n___ T-i đ-n b-n ở n-à- ------------------ Tôi đón bạn ở nhà. 0
I will pick you up at the bus stop. T-i---n bạn---b-----trạm--e---ý-. T__ đ__ b__ ở b__ / t___ x_ b____ T-i đ-n b-n ở b-n / t-ạ- x- b-ý-. --------------------------------- Tôi đón bạn ở bến / trạm xe buýt. 0

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