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24 [twenty-four]

Appointment

Appointment

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Did you miss the bus? Kom -- --r-se-t t----u-se-? K__ d_ f__ s___ t__ b______ K-m d- f-r s-n- t-l b-s-e-? --------------------------- Kom du for sent til bussen? 0
I waited for you for half an hour. Jeg-h-- ve--et -å-dig - e-----v-t---. J__ h__ v_____ p_ d__ i e_ h___ t____ J-g h-r v-n-e- p- d-g i e- h-l- t-m-. ------------------------------------- Jeg har ventet på dig i en halv time. 0
Don’t you have a mobile / cell phone (am.) with you? Ha--d- i--e-m---lt--ef----ed? H__ d_ i___ m___________ m___ H-r d- i-k- m-b-l-e-e-o- m-d- ----------------------------- Har du ikke mobiltelefon med? 0
Be punctual next time! N-ste--a-g-sk-l -u ko-me --- ---en! N____ g___ s___ d_ k____ t__ t_____ N-s-e g-n- s-a- d- k-m-e t-l t-d-n- ----------------------------------- Næste gang skal du komme til tiden! 0
Take a taxi next time! Næ-t- ---g s-a---- ta-e ---t-xa! N____ g___ s___ d_ t___ e_ t____ N-s-e g-n- s-a- d- t-g- e- t-x-! -------------------------------- Næste gang skal du tage en taxa! 0
Take an umbrella with you next time! N-----g-n- s-al--u--a-- -n p---pl--me-! N____ g___ s___ d_ t___ e_ p______ m___ N-s-e g-n- s-a- d- t-g- e- p-r-p-y m-d- --------------------------------------- Næste gang skal du tage en paraply med! 0
I have the day off tomorrow. I-mo---n har -eg f--. I m_____ h__ j__ f___ I m-r-e- h-r j-g f-i- --------------------- I morgen har jeg fri. 0
Shall we meet tomorrow? Sk-l -i ---e- - -org-n? S___ v_ m____ i m______ S-a- v- m-d-s i m-r-e-? ----------------------- Skal vi mødes i morgen? 0
I’m sorry, I can’t make it tomorrow. J-- k-n----vær-- i--- i-morg-n. J__ k__ d_______ i___ i m______ J-g k-n d-s-æ-r- i-k- i m-r-e-. ------------------------------- Jeg kan desværre ikke i morgen. 0
Do you already have plans for this weekend? S--l du-l------get i den-he- wee-e-d? S___ d_ l___ n____ i d__ h__ w_______ S-a- d- l-v- n-g-t i d-n h-r w-e-e-d- ------------------------------------- Skal du lave noget i den her weekend? 0
Or do you already have an appointment? Eller--ar -u-a-le--d- -- a-ta-e? E____ h__ d_ a_______ e_ a______ E-l-r h-r d- a-l-r-d- e- a-t-l-? -------------------------------- Eller har du allerede en aftale? 0
I suggest that we meet on the weekend. J-g-----s-å-,-a--vi m------ wee-e---n. J__ f________ a_ v_ m____ i w_________ J-g f-r-s-å-, a- v- m-d-s i w-e-e-d-n- -------------------------------------- Jeg foreslår, at vi mødes i weekenden. 0
Shall we have a picnic? S-a- ----a-- p- sk---u-? S___ v_ t___ p_ s_______ S-a- v- t-g- p- s-o-t-r- ------------------------ Skal vi tage på skovtur? 0
Shall we go to the beach? Ska- v- -a-e---l --r--d-n? S___ v_ t___ t__ s________ S-a- v- t-g- t-l s-r-n-e-? -------------------------- Skal vi tage til stranden? 0
Shall we go to the mountains? S-al-v-----e ---i---e--e--? S___ v_ t___ o_ i b________ S-a- v- t-g- o- i b-e-g-n-? --------------------------- Skal vi tage op i bjergene? 0
I will pick you up at the office. J-g -ent----i- -- -o----e-. J__ h_____ d__ p_ k________ J-g h-n-e- d-g p- k-n-o-e-. --------------------------- Jeg henter dig på kontoret. 0
I will pick you up at home. J-- -e-ter-d-g-de-h-e---. J__ h_____ d__ d_________ J-g h-n-e- d-g d-r-j-m-e- ------------------------- Jeg henter dig derhjemme. 0
I will pick you up at the bus stop. J-- hent-r---- ----b---topp--tede-. J__ h_____ d__ v__ b_______________ J-g h-n-e- d-g v-d b-s-t-p-e-t-d-t- ----------------------------------- Jeg henter dig ved busstoppestedet. 0

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