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24 [twenty-four]

Appointment

Appointment

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Did you miss the bus? U-el-t- a--obus? U___ t_ a_______ U-e- t- a-t-b-s- ---------------- Ujel ti autobus? 0
I waited for you for half an hour. Č-k---- Č--a-a j--m -- --be-p---------. Č____ / Č_____ j___ n_ t___ p__ h______ Č-k-l / Č-k-l- j-e- n- t-b- p-l h-d-n-. --------------------------------------- Čekal / Čekala jsem na tebe půl hodiny. 0
Don’t you have a mobile / cell phone (am.) with you? N---- - se-e ----l? N____ u s___ m_____ N-m-š u s-b- m-b-l- ------------------- Nemáš u sebe mobil? 0
Be punctual next time! P-íště --i-ď př----! P_____ p____ p______ P-í-t- p-i-ď p-e-n-! -------------------- Příště přijď přesně! 0
Take a taxi next time! P-íš-- -- v-zmi t-x-! P_____ s_ v____ t____ P-í-t- s- v-z-i t-x-! --------------------- Příště si vezmi taxi! 0
Take an umbrella with you next time! P-íš---s----z-- de-t--k! P_____ s_ v____ d_______ P-í-t- s- v-z-i d-š-n-k- ------------------------ Příště si vezmi deštník! 0
I have the day off tomorrow. Zít-- -----o--o. Z____ m__ v_____ Z-t-a m-m v-l-o- ---------------- Zítra mám volno. 0
Shall we meet tomorrow? S--d-me s- z---a? S______ s_ z_____ S-j-e-e s- z-t-a- ----------------- Sejdeme se zítra? 0
I’m sorry, I can’t make it tomorrow. Zít-a--oh-že- -e-ohu. Z____ b______ n______ Z-t-a b-h-ž-l n-m-h-. --------------------- Zítra bohužel nemohu. 0
Do you already have plans for this weekend? M---n--v-ke---něco-v plán-? M__ n_ v_____ n___ v p_____ M-š n- v-k-n- n-c- v p-á-u- --------------------------- Máš na víkend něco v plánu? 0
Or do you already have an appointment? N--- m-š ------- do-l---no? N___ m__ u_ n___ d_________ N-b- m-š u- n-c- d-m-u-e-o- --------------------------- Nebo máš už něco domluveno? 0
I suggest that we meet on the weekend. N-v-h-ji- -bych-m s- -et---- / s--ka-y-o -íkend-. N________ a______ s_ s______ / s______ o v_______ N-v-h-j-, a-y-h-m s- s-t-a-i / s-t-a-y o v-k-n-u- ------------------------------------------------- Navrhuji, abychom se setkali / setkaly o víkendu. 0
Shall we have a picnic? Neu---á-e---kn--? N________ p______ N-u-ě-á-e p-k-i-? ----------------- Neuděláme piknik? 0
Shall we go to the beach? Ne-o----me--- --á-? N_________ n_ p____ N-p-j-d-m- n- p-á-? ------------------- Nepojedeme na pláž? 0
Shall we go to the mountains? Neza-------d- hor? N_________ d_ h___ N-z-j-d-m- d- h-r- ------------------ Nezajedeme do hor? 0
I will pick you up at the office. Vy--e-n--tě z --n----ře. V_______ t_ z k_________ V-z-e-n- t- z k-n-e-á-e- ------------------------ Vyzvednu tě z kanceláře. 0
I will pick you up at home. Vyzvednu -- --te-- d-ma. V_______ t_ u t___ d____ V-z-e-n- t- u t-b- d-m-. ------------------------ Vyzvednu tě u tebe doma. 0
I will pick you up at the bus stop. V-zv---- t- n- a-to---o-é ---táv-e. V_______ t_ n_ a_________ z________ V-z-e-n- t- n- a-t-b-s-v- z-s-á-c-. ----------------------------------- Vyzvednu tě na autobusové zastávce. 0

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