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24 [twenty-four]

Appointment

Appointment

24 [ሃያ አራት]

24 [haya ārati]

ቀጠሮ

[k’et’ero]

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Did you miss the bus? አውቶ-ሱ -መለጠህ-ሽ? አ____ አ_______ አ-ቶ-ሱ አ-ለ-ህ-ሽ- -------------- አውቶቢሱ አመለጠህ/ሽ? 0
ā-it--īsu---ele-’-hi-sh-? ā________ ā______________ ā-i-o-ī-u ā-e-e-’-h-/-h-? ------------------------- āwitobīsu āmelet’ehi/shi?
I waited for you for half an hour. ለ-ማሽ--ዓ---በ-ህ/ሽ። ለ___ ሰ__ ጠ______ ለ-ማ- ሰ-ት ጠ-ኩ-/-። ---------------- ለግማሽ ሰዓት ጠበኩህ/ሽ። 0
legi---hi -e‘ati t--be-u-i/s-i. l________ s_____ t_____________ l-g-m-s-i s-‘-t- t-e-e-u-i-s-i- ------------------------------- legimashi se‘ati t’ebekuhi/shi.
Don’t you have a mobile / cell phone (am.) with you? ሞ-ይ-ክ--)---ልያ-ከ------? ሞ________ አ___________ ሞ-ይ-ክ-ሽ-ን አ-ያ-ከ-ም-ሽ-ም- ---------------------- ሞባይልክ(ሽ)ን አልያዝከውም/ሽውም? 0
mob--i-i--(sh-)n- āli----k-wim-/shi-i--? m________________ ā_____________________ m-b-y-l-k-(-h-)-i ā-i-a-i-e-i-i-s-i-i-i- ---------------------------------------- mobayiliki(shi)ni āliyazikewimi/shiwimi?
Be punctual next time! በ-ቀጥ-- ጊዜ --አ- ---! በ_____ ጊ_ በ___ ተ___ በ-ቀ-ለ- ጊ- በ-አ- ተ-ኝ- ------------------- በሚቀጥለው ጊዜ በሰአቱ ተገኝ! 0
be---’-t------ g--ē be-e---u-t--e-yi! b_____________ g___ b_______ t_______ b-m-k-e-’-l-w- g-z- b-s-’-t- t-g-n-i- ------------------------------------- bemīk’et’ilewi gīzē bese’ātu tegenyi!
Take a taxi next time! በሚ---ው -- -ክ--ያዝ! በ_____ ጊ_ ታ__ ያ__ በ-ቀ-ለ- ጊ- ታ-ሲ ያ-! ----------------- በሚቀጥለው ጊዜ ታክሲ ያዝ! 0
b-mīk----il--i--------k-s- ----! b_____________ g___ t_____ y____ b-m-k-e-’-l-w- g-z- t-k-s- y-z-! -------------------------------- bemīk’et’ilewi gīzē takisī yazi!
Take an umbrella with you next time! በ--ጥለው -ዜ ---ላ---! በ_____ ጊ_ ጃ___ ያ__ በ-ቀ-ለ- ጊ- ጃ-ጥ- ያ-! ------------------ በሚቀጥለው ጊዜ ጃንጥላ ያዝ! 0
be--k’--’il-w- gīzē--an-t-ila ya-i! b_____________ g___ j________ y____ b-m-k-e-’-l-w- g-z- j-n-t-i-a y-z-! ----------------------------------- bemīk’et’ilewi gīzē janit’ila yazi!
I have the day off tomorrow. ነ---ረ-ት --። ነ_ እ___ ነ__ ነ- እ-ፍ- ነ-። ----------- ነገ እረፍት ነኝ። 0
n-g--i--f-ti ne-y-. n___ i______ n_____ n-g- i-e-i-i n-n-i- ------------------- nege irefiti nenyi.
Shall we meet tomorrow? ነገ----ናኝ? ነ_ እ_____ ነ- እ-ገ-ኝ- --------- ነገ እንገናኝ? 0
ne-e in------yi? n___ i__________ n-g- i-i-e-a-y-? ---------------- nege inigenanyi?
I’m sorry, I can’t make it tomorrow. አ---ው!-ገ-አልች--። አ_______ አ_____ አ-ና-ው-ነ- አ-ች-ም- --------------- አዝናለው!ነገ አልችልም። 0
āz-nal-wi!n-ge āl-chi-i--. ā_____________ ā__________ ā-i-a-e-i-n-g- ā-i-h-l-m-. -------------------------- āzinalewi!nege ālichilimi.
Do you already have plans for this weekend? ለሳምንቱ መጨ-ሻ ቀ-ች---ድ --ህ/-? ለ____ መ___ ቀ__ እ__ አ_____ ለ-ም-ቱ መ-ረ- ቀ-ች እ-ድ አ-ህ-ሽ- ------------------------- ለሳምንቱ መጨረሻ ቀኖች እቅድ አለህ/ሽ? 0
l--a--nitu mec-’-----a-k’------ i-’i-i ā--h-/-h-? l_________ m__________ k_______ i_____ ā_________ l-s-m-n-t- m-c-’-r-s-a k-e-o-h- i-’-d- ā-e-i-s-i- ------------------------------------------------- lesaminitu mech’eresha k’enochi ik’idi ālehi/shi?
Or do you already have an appointment? ወ-- አ---መህ/ሽ--ጠ- -ዘ--/--? ወ__ አ_______ ቀ__ ይ_______ ወ-ም አ-ቀ-መ-/- ቀ-ሮ ይ-ካ-/-ል- ------------------------- ወይም አስቀድመህ/ሽ ቀጠሮ ይዘካል/ሻል? 0
we-imi--s--’-di-e---shi k’----ro yizek----shal-? w_____ ā_______________ k_______ y______________ w-y-m- ā-i-’-d-m-h-/-h- k-e-’-r- y-z-k-l-/-h-l-? ------------------------------------------------ weyimi āsik’edimehi/shi k’et’ero yizekali/shali?
I suggest that we meet on the weekend. በ---- --ረ--እንገ---ነ---- የምለ-። በ____ መ___ እ____ ነ_ እ_ የ____ በ-ም-ቱ መ-ረ- እ-ገ-ኝ ነ- እ- የ-ለ-። ---------------------------- በሳምንቱ መጨረሻ እንገናኝ ነው እኔ የምለው። 0
bes-m---tu-mec-’e-e--- --i--------n--i-i-ē-ye--l-wi. b_________ m__________ i_________ n___ i__ y________ b-s-m-n-t- m-c-’-r-s-a i-i-e-a-y- n-w- i-ē y-m-l-w-. ---------------------------------------------------- besaminitu mech’eresha inigenanyi newi inē yemilewi.
Shall we have a picnic? ሽ-ሽ- --ሄ- --ላል？ ሽ___ ብ___ ይ____ ሽ-ሽ- ብ-ሄ- ይ-ላ-？ --------------- ሽርሽር ብንሄድ ይሻላል？ 0
sh-r--h-r- ---i-ēd---is-al---？ s_________ b_______ y_________ s-i-i-h-r- b-n-h-d- y-s-a-a-i- ------------------------------ shirishiri binihēdi yishalali？
Shall we go to the beach? ወ- ባ---ዳርቻ--ንሄድ ይ-ላል? ወ_ ባ__ ዳ__ ብ___ ይ____ ወ- ባ-ር ዳ-ቻ ብ-ሄ- ይ-ላ-? --------------------- ወደ ባህር ዳርቻ ብንሄድ ይሻላል? 0
we-e-b-hi-i -a--c-a -i-i-ēdi y-shal-li? w___ b_____ d______ b_______ y_________ w-d- b-h-r- d-r-c-a b-n-h-d- y-s-a-a-i- --------------------------------------- wede bahiri daricha binihēdi yishalali?
Shall we go to the mountains? ወ--ተራ-ዎቹ----ድ -ሻ-ል? ወ_ ተ____ ብ___ ይ____ ወ- ተ-ራ-ቹ ብ-ሄ- ይ-ላ-? ------------------- ወደ ተራራዎቹ ብንሄድ ይሻላል? 0
we-- te-a--w-----b---hē-i--ish--al-? w___ t__________ b_______ y_________ w-d- t-r-r-w-c-u b-n-h-d- y-s-a-a-i- ------------------------------------ wede terarawochu binihēdi yishalali?
I will pick you up at the office. ከ-- መ-ቼ --ስድ--ው/-ሻለ-። ከ__ መ__ እ_______ ሻ___ ከ-ሮ መ-ቼ እ-ስ-ካ-ው- ሻ-ው- --------------------- ከቢሮ መጥቼ እወስድካለው/ ሻለው። 0
keb-r- -et---hē--we-idik--e-i--s-a-e--. k_____ m_______ i_____________ s_______ k-b-r- m-t-i-h- i-e-i-i-a-e-i- s-a-e-i- --------------------------------------- kebīro met’ichē iwesidikalewi/ shalewi.
I will pick you up at home. ከ---መጥቼ --ስድ--ው/--ለው። ከ__ መ__ እ_______ ሻ___ ከ-ት መ-ቼ እ-ስ-ካ-ው- ሻ-ው- --------------------- ከቤት መጥቼ እወስድካለው/ ሻለው። 0
keb--i ----i--ē --es--ik----i- s--l-w-. k_____ m_______ i_____________ s_______ k-b-t- m-t-i-h- i-e-i-i-a-e-i- s-a-e-i- --------------------------------------- kebēti met’ichē iwesidikalewi/ shalewi.
I will pick you up at the bus stop. ከ-ቶ-ስ --ሚያ ጋ- -ወ-ድ-ለው- -ለው። ከ____ ማ___ ጋ_ እ_______ ሻ___ ከ-ቶ-ስ ማ-ሚ- ጋ- እ-ስ-ካ-ው- ሻ-ው- --------------------------- ከአቶቢስ ማቆሚያ ጋር እወስድካለው/ ሻለው። 0
ke’āt---s--m-k--mīy--ga-- -w--id-k--ewi- -ha-ew-. k_________ m________ g___ i_____________ s_______ k-’-t-b-s- m-k-o-ī-a g-r- i-e-i-i-a-e-i- s-a-e-i- ------------------------------------------------- ke’ātobīsi mak’omīya gari iwesidikalewi/ shalewi.

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