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We’re looking for a sports shop. B-- spor--d--o-----qi-i-moq-amiz. Biz sport dokonini qidirmoqdamiz. B-z s-o-t d-k-n-n- q-d-r-o-d-m-z- --------------------------------- Biz sport dokonini qidirmoqdamiz. 0
We’re looking for a butcher shop. B-z --sso- d--k-n-n- -idir--p---. Biz qassob do‘konini qidiryapmiz. B-z q-s-o- d-‘-o-i-i q-d-r-a-m-z- --------------------------------- Biz qassob do‘konini qidiryapmiz. 0
We’re looking for a pharmacy / drugstore (am.). Biz-dori---a q--irm---am--. Biz dorixona qidirmoqdamiz. B-z d-r-x-n- q-d-r-o-d-m-z- --------------------------- Biz dorixona qidirmoqdamiz. 0
We want to buy a football. B-z-fut--- -op----sot------o-chimiz. Biz futbol topini sotib olmoqchimiz. B-z f-t-o- t-p-n- s-t-b o-m-q-h-m-z- ------------------------------------ Biz futbol topini sotib olmoqchimiz. 0
We want to buy salami. Bi- sal-m ---ib olm-q-himi-. Biz salam sotib olmoqchimiz. B-z s-l-m s-t-b o-m-q-h-m-z- ---------------------------- Biz salam sotib olmoqchimiz. 0
We want to buy medicine. B-z --r---oti--olmoq-h-miz. Biz dori sotib olmoqchimiz. B-z d-r- s-t-b o-m-q-h-m-z- --------------------------- Biz dori sotib olmoqchimiz. 0
We’re looking for a sports shop to buy a football. F-tbo- ----b-o-i------un s--r----konini-------oq--m-z. Futbol sotib olish uchun sport dokonini qidirmoqdamiz. F-t-o- s-t-b o-i-h u-h-n s-o-t d-k-n-n- q-d-r-o-d-m-z- ------------------------------------------------------ Futbol sotib olish uchun sport dokonini qidirmoqdamiz. 0
We’re looking for a butcher shop to buy salami. B-- --l-- sot-- olish uchun q-ss---do-k-nini--idi--oqd-mi-. Biz salam sotib olish uchun qassob do‘konini qidirmoqdamiz. B-z s-l-m s-t-b o-i-h u-h-n q-s-o- d-‘-o-i-i q-d-r-o-d-m-z- ----------------------------------------------------------- Biz salam sotib olish uchun qassob do‘konini qidirmoqdamiz. 0
We’re looking for a drugstore to buy medicine. Dor---a-m----r-- s-t-b ----h -c--- -or-x-na q--i--o-da---. Dori-darmonlarni sotib olish uchun dorixona qidirmoqdamiz. D-r---a-m-n-a-n- s-t-b o-i-h u-h-n d-r-x-n- q-d-r-o-d-m-z- ---------------------------------------------------------- Dori-darmonlarni sotib olish uchun dorixona qidirmoqdamiz. 0
I’m looking for a jeweller / jeweler (am.). Me- -arg-r qi-i--apman. Men zargar qidiryapman. M-n z-r-a- q-d-r-a-m-n- ----------------------- Men zargar qidiryapman. 0
I’m looking for a photo equipment store. M---f-t-s-o- -id-ry-pman. Men fotoshop qidiryapman. M-n f-t-s-o- q-d-r-a-m-n- ------------------------- Men fotoshop qidiryapman. 0
I’m looking for a confectionery. Men q-n-ola-c-i--- do-konin- q---ry--ma-. Men qandolatchilik do‘konini qidiryapman. M-n q-n-o-a-c-i-i- d-‘-o-i-i q-d-r-a-m-n- ----------------------------------------- Men qandolatchilik do‘konini qidiryapman. 0
I actually plan to buy a ring. C----- -e--u--- s---b-o-ishni-reja----ti----man. Chunki men uzuk sotib olishni rejalashtiryapman. C-u-k- m-n u-u- s-t-b o-i-h-i r-j-l-s-t-r-a-m-n- ------------------------------------------------ Chunki men uzuk sotib olishni rejalashtiryapman. 0
I actually plan to buy a roll of film. M-n-fil---otib-olm-----m-n. Men film sotib olmoqchiman. M-n f-l- s-t-b o-m-q-h-m-n- --------------------------- Men film sotib olmoqchiman. 0
I actually plan to buy a cake. M------- so--b-oli-hn- ---------i-ya----. Men tort sotib olishni rejalashtiryapman. M-n t-r- s-t-b o-i-h-i r-j-l-s-t-r-a-m-n- ----------------------------------------- Men tort sotib olishni rejalashtiryapman. 0
I’m looking for a jeweler to buy a ring. Men -zu--so-------sh-u---n z-rg---qi---y-pma-. Men uzuk sotib olish uchun zargar qidiryapman. M-n u-u- s-t-b o-i-h u-h-n z-r-a- q-d-r-a-m-n- ---------------------------------------------- Men uzuk sotib olish uchun zargar qidiryapman. 0
I’m looking for a photo shop to buy a roll of film. M-- ---m s------li---uc--- fo--s-op -idiry--m-n. Men film sotib olish uchun fotoshop qidiryapman. M-n f-l- s-t-b o-i-h u-h-n f-t-s-o- q-d-r-a-m-n- ------------------------------------------------ Men film sotib olish uchun fotoshop qidiryapman. 0
I’m looking for a confectionery to buy a cake. M-- t--t --t-b --i---u-hun qa----at---a qid-ryap-a-. Men tort sotib olish uchun qandolatxona qidiryapman. M-n t-r- s-t-b o-i-h u-h-n q-n-o-a-x-n- q-d-r-a-m-n- ---------------------------------------------------- Men tort sotib olish uchun qandolatxona qidiryapman. 0

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