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Запознавање

[Zapoznavaњye]

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Hi! Зд-а--! З______ З-р-в-! ------- Здраво! 0
Zdra-o! Z______ Z-r-v-! ------- Zdravo!
Hello! Д--ар ---! Д____ д___ Д-б-р д-н- ---------- Добар ден! 0
Dobar ----! D____ d____ D-b-r d-e-! ----------- Dobar dyen!
How are you? К-ко --? К___ с__ К-к- с-? -------- Како си? 0
K-ko---? K___ s__ K-k- s-? -------- Kako si?
Do you come from Europe? До-ѓ-т--ли -д-Е-р---? Д______ л_ о_ Е______ Д-а-а-е л- о- Е-р-п-? --------------------- Доаѓате ли од Европа? 0
Do-ѓatye -i -- Y-vr-pa? D_______ l_ o_ Y_______ D-a-a-y- l- o- Y-v-o-a- ----------------------- Doaѓatye li od Yevropa?
Do you come from America? До---те ли о---м-р---? Д______ л_ о_ А_______ Д-а-а-е л- о- А-е-и-а- ---------------------- Доаѓате ли од Америка? 0
D-a-a-ye-l--o----y-----? D_______ l_ o_ A________ D-a-a-y- l- o- A-y-r-k-? ------------------------ Doaѓatye li od Amyerika?
Do you come from Asia? Д-а--те -и о---зиј-? Д______ л_ о_ А_____ Д-а-а-е л- о- А-и-а- -------------------- Доаѓате ли од Азија? 0
Doa-a--- -- od-Az-јa? D_______ l_ o_ A_____ D-a-a-y- l- o- A-i-a- --------------------- Doaѓatye li od Aziјa?
In which hotel are you staying? Во кој --т---жи-е-те? В_ к__ х____ ж_______ В- к-ј х-т-л ж-в-е-е- --------------------- Во кој хотел живеете? 0
V- --ј-k-otye- ʐ--ye--tye? V_ k__ k______ ʐ__________ V- k-ј k-o-y-l ʐ-v-e-e-y-? -------------------------- Vo koј khotyel ʐivyeyetye?
How long have you been here for? Колку-до-----те в--- -вде? К____ д____ с__ в___ о____ К-л-у д-л-о с-е в-ќ- о-д-? -------------------------- Колку долго сте веќе овде? 0
K-lk-o dolgu- s--- vyekjye ----e? K_____ d_____ s___ v______ o_____ K-l-o- d-l-u- s-y- v-e-j-e o-d-e- --------------------------------- Kolkoo dolguo stye vyekjye ovdye?
How long will you be staying? Ко--- -ол-о о-тан-----? К____ д____ о__________ К-л-у д-л-о о-т-н-в-т-? ----------------------- Колку долго останувате? 0
Kol--o ---g-o -stan-o-a-y-? K_____ d_____ o____________ K-l-o- d-l-u- o-t-n-o-a-y-? --------------------------- Kolkoo dolguo ostanoovatye?
Do you like it here? В- с--д--аѓа л- о-д-? В_ с_ д_____ л_ о____ В- с- д-п-ѓ- л- о-д-? --------------------- Ви се допаѓа ли овде? 0
V- -ye-d------li ---ye? V_ s__ d_____ l_ o_____ V- s-e d-p-ѓ- l- o-d-e- ----------------------- Vi sye dopaѓa li ovdye?
Are you here on vacation? Д-л- ст- овд--н----мор? Д___ с__ о___ н_ о_____ Д-л- с-е о-д- н- о-м-р- ----------------------- Дали сте овде на одмор? 0
Da-i------ov-y---- o--o-? D___ s___ o____ n_ o_____ D-l- s-y- o-d-e n- o-m-r- ------------------------- Dali stye ovdye na odmor?
Please do visit me sometime! Посе--те --! П_______ м__ П-с-т-т- м-! ------------ Посетете ме! 0
P-s---yety- my-! P__________ m___ P-s-e-y-t-e m-e- ---------------- Posyetyetye mye!
Here is my address. Ев- ----ој-та а-рес-. Е__ ј_ м_____ а______ Е-е ј- м-ј-т- а-р-с-. --------------------- Еве ја мојата адреса. 0
Ye-y---- m-јa-a-a-ryesa. Y____ ј_ m_____ a_______ Y-v-e ј- m-ј-t- a-r-e-a- ------------------------ Yevye јa moјata adryesa.
Shall we see each other tomorrow? Ќ- -е -и---- ---у---? Ќ_ с_ в_____ л_ у____ Ќ- с- в-д-м- л- у-р-? --------------------- Ќе се видиме ли утре? 0
Kj-e---- vidim-e li o-----? K___ s__ v______ l_ o______ K-y- s-e v-d-m-e l- o-t-y-? --------------------------- Kjye sye vidimye li ootrye?
I am sorry, but I already have plans. Ж-- ми-е- и--- в--е ---т- испл------о. Ж__ м_ е_ и___ в___ н____ и___________ Ж-л м- е- и-а- в-ќ- н-ш-о и-п-а-и-а-о- -------------------------------------- Жал ми е, имам веќе нешто испланирано. 0
ʐa--mi ye,-ima- vy-k--e n-es--o----l-n-r-n-. ʐ__ m_ y__ i___ v______ n______ i___________ ʐ-l m- y-, i-a- v-e-j-e n-e-h-o i-p-a-i-a-o- -------------------------------------------- ʐal mi ye, imam vyekjye nyeshto isplanirano.
Bye! Чао! Ч___ Ч-о- ---- Чао! 0
Ch-o! C____ C-a-! ----- Chao!
Good bye! Д-в-д-в---! Д__________ Д-в-д-в-њ-! ----------- Довидување! 0
Dovi-o---њye! D____________ D-v-d-o-a-y-! ------------- Dovidoovaњye!
See you soon! Д--н-ско-о! Д_ н_______ Д- н-с-о-о- ----------- До наскоро! 0
D- -a--o-o! D_ n_______ D- n-s-o-o- ----------- Do naskoro!

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