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en Appointment   »   eo Rendevuo

24 [twenty-four]

Appointment

Appointment

24 [dudek kvar]

Rendevuo

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Did you miss the bus? Ĉ- ----al-raf-- -a -----? Ĉ_ v_ m________ l_ b_____ Ĉ- v- m-l-r-f-s l- b-s-n- ------------------------- Ĉu vi maltrafis la buson? 0
I waited for you for half an hour. M---te-----v-- du---or--. M_ a______ v__ d_________ M- a-e-d-s v-n d-o-h-r-n- ------------------------- Mi atendis vin duonhoron. 0
Don’t you have a mobile / cell phone (am.) with you? Ĉu -- -e--avas---ŝtelefo--- k-n vi? Ĉ_ v_ n_ h____ p___________ k__ v__ Ĉ- v- n- h-v-s p-ŝ-e-e-o-o- k-n v-? ----------------------------------- Ĉu vi ne havas poŝtelefonon kun vi? 0
Be punctual next time! Ven------e e--u----ra-a! V_________ e___ a_______ V-n-n-f-j- e-t- a-u-a-a- ------------------------ Venontfoje estu akurata! 0
Take a taxi next time! Ve--n---je--re-- -aksi--! V_________ p____ t_______ V-n-n-f-j- p-e-u t-k-i-n- ------------------------- Venontfoje prenu taksion! 0
Take an umbrella with you next time! Ve-o----je kun-re-u--luvo-brel--! V_________ k_______ p____________ V-n-n-f-j- k-n-r-n- p-u-o-b-e-o-! --------------------------------- Venontfoje kunprenu pluvombrelon! 0
I have the day off tomorrow. Mi ----------- ----aŭ. M_ l__________ m______ M- l-b-r-e-p-s m-r-a-. ---------------------- Mi libertempas morgaŭ. 0
Shall we meet tomorrow? Ĉu--i re--o--------rgaŭ? Ĉ_ n_ r_________ m______ Ĉ- n- r-n-o-t-ĝ- m-r-a-? ------------------------ Ĉu ni renkontiĝu morgaŭ? 0
I’m sorry, I can’t make it tomorrow. Mi--e-----s,-----aŭ -o- m- n- t-ŭg-s. M_ b________ m_____ p__ m_ n_ t______ M- b-d-ŭ-a-, m-r-a- p-r m- n- t-ŭ-a-. ------------------------------------- Mi bedaŭras, morgaŭ por mi ne taŭgas. 0
Do you already have plans for this weekend? Ĉ---i ja- -l--i----n --r------u s-m-j-f-no? Ĉ_ v_ j__ p_____ i__ p__ ĉ_____ s__________ Ĉ- v- j-m p-a-i- i-n p-r ĉ---i- s-m-j-f-n-? ------------------------------------------- Ĉu vi jam planis ion por ĉi-tiu semajnfino? 0
Or do you already have an appointment? A- ---vi -a- hav------de-u--? A_ ĉ_ v_ j__ h____ r_________ A- ĉ- v- j-m h-v-s r-n-e-u-n- ----------------------------- Aŭ ĉu vi jam havas rendevuon? 0
I suggest that we meet on the weekend. Mi -r---n-s k- ---r-nk-nt--u-ĉi--iun s-ma----n-n. M_ p_______ k_ n_ r_________ ĉ______ s___________ M- p-o-o-a- k- n- r-n-o-t-ĝ- ĉ---i-n s-m-j-f-n-n- ------------------------------------------------- Mi proponas ke ni renkontiĝu ĉi-tiun semajnfinon. 0
Shall we have a picnic? Ĉ--n-----ni-u? Ĉ_ n_ p_______ Ĉ- n- p-k-i-u- -------------- Ĉu ni pikniku? 0
Shall we go to the beach? Ĉ--ni-i-------- -l---? Ĉ_ n_ i__ a_ l_ p_____ Ĉ- n- i-u a- l- p-a-o- ---------------------- Ĉu ni iru al la plaĝo? 0
Shall we go to the mountains? Ĉu-n- ir---l ---mo-taro? Ĉ_ n_ i__ a_ l_ m_______ Ĉ- n- i-u a- l- m-n-a-o- ------------------------ Ĉu ni iru al la montaro? 0
I will pick you up at the office. M- veno- s-r-- --- l-b--eje. M_ v____ s____ v__ l________ M- v-n-s s-r-i v-n l-b-r-j-. ---------------------------- Mi venos serĉi vin laboreje. 0
I will pick you up at home. M---e--s--er---v-n -ej-e. M_ v____ s____ v__ h_____ M- v-n-s s-r-i v-n h-j-e- ------------------------- Mi venos serĉi vin hejme. 0
I will pick you up at the bus stop. Mi-venos -erĉi vi---us-al-e--. M_ v____ s____ v__ b__________ M- v-n-s s-r-i v-n b-s-a-t-j-. ------------------------------ Mi venos serĉi vin bushalteje. 0

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