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89 [eighty-nine]

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89 [åttionio]

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You are so lazy – don’t be so lazy! Du-ä--så-lat –-v---i--- så----! D_ ä_ s_ l__ – v__ i___ s_ l___ D- ä- s- l-t – v-r i-t- s- l-t- ------------------------------- Du är så lat – var inte så lat! 0
You sleep for so long – don’t sleep so late! D--s---r-så---ng--- --v--nte så-län-e! D_ s____ s_ l____ – s__ i___ s_ l_____ D- s-v-r s- l-n-e – s-v i-t- s- l-n-e- -------------------------------------- Du sover så länge – sov inte så länge! 0
You come home so late – don’t come home so late! D- -omme- -å s--- –---m--nte--- ---t! D_ k_____ s_ s___ – k__ i___ s_ s____ D- k-m-e- s- s-n- – k-m i-t- s- s-n-! ------------------------------------- Du kommer så sent – kom inte så sent! 0
You laugh so loudly – don’t laugh so loudly! D--skr--tar s- hö-t-- ---a-t-----e ---hög-! D_ s_______ s_ h___ – s______ i___ s_ h____ D- s-r-t-a- s- h-g- – s-r-t-a i-t- s- h-g-! ------------------------------------------- Du skrattar så högt – skratta inte så högt! 0
You speak so softly – don’t speak so softly! Du -a-ar s- ty-t - --la -nt--så ---t! D_ t____ s_ t___ – t___ i___ s_ t____ D- t-l-r s- t-s- – t-l- i-t- s- t-s-! ------------------------------------- Du talar så tyst – tala inte så tyst! 0
You drink too much – don’t drink so much! Du --icke- f-- --cke--- dri-k-in-e-s- -y-ke-! D_ d______ f__ m_____ – d____ i___ s_ m______ D- d-i-k-r f-r m-c-e- – d-i-k i-t- s- m-c-e-! --------------------------------------------- Du dricker för mycket – drick inte så mycket! 0
You smoke too much – don’t smoke so much! Du----er f-- m--k-t---------t---- m--ket! D_ r____ f__ m_____ – r__ i___ s_ m______ D- r-k-r f-r m-c-e- – r-k i-t- s- m-c-e-! ----------------------------------------- Du röker för mycket – rök inte så mycket! 0
You work too much – don’t work so much! D- --b-t----ör--y---t –--rb-ta-i--e-så -yck--! D_ a______ f__ m_____ – a_____ i___ s_ m______ D- a-b-t-r f-r m-c-e- – a-b-t- i-t- s- m-c-e-! ---------------------------------------------- Du arbetar för mycket – arbeta inte så mycket! 0
You drive too fast – don’t drive so fast! Du kör f-r-fort---k-r i----så--o-t! D_ k__ f__ f___ – k__ i___ s_ f____ D- k-r f-r f-r- – k-r i-t- s- f-r-! ----------------------------------- Du kör för fort – kör inte så fort! 0
Get up, Mr. Miller! Stå --p- h-rr ----er! S__ u___ h___ M______ S-å u-p- h-r- M-l-e-! --------------------- Stå upp, herr Müller! 0
Sit down, Mr. Miller! S-tt--e-, h-r---üller! S___ n___ h___ M______ S-t- n-r- h-r- M-l-e-! ---------------------- Sitt ner, herr Müller! 0
Remain seated, Mr. Miller! S--t k-ar---e-r Mül-e-! S___ k____ h___ M______ S-t- k-a-, h-r- M-l-e-! ----------------------- Sitt kvar, herr Müller! 0
Be patient! H- --l----! H_ t_______ H- t-l-m-d- ----------- Ha tålamod! 0
Take your time! T---- tid! T_ e_ t___ T- e- t-d- ---------- Ta er tid! 0
Wait a moment! Vä-----tt---o-b---k! V____ e__ ö_________ V-n-a e-t ö-o-b-i-k- -------------------- Vänta ett ögonblick! 0
Be careful! Va- fö--i--i-! V__ f_________ V-r f-r-i-t-g- -------------- Var försiktig! 0
Be punctual! Va--p---t---! V__ p________ V-r p-n-t-i-! ------------- Var punktlig! 0
Don’t be stupid! Var --t--du-! V__ i___ d___ V-r i-t- d-m- ------------- Var inte dum! 0

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