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24 [twenty-four]

Appointment

Appointment

24 [kakskümmend neli]

Kokkusaamine

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Did you miss the bus? J--- -a---s-i-- -a-a? J___ s_ b______ m____ J-i- s- b-s-i-t m-h-? --------------------- Jäid sa bussist maha? 0
I waited for you for half an hour. M--o---sin --n- po-l -u---. M_ o______ s___ p___ t_____ M- o-t-s-n s-n- p-o- t-n-i- --------------------------- Ma ootasin sind pool tundi. 0
Don’t you have a mobile / cell phone (am.) with you? Ka---ul--- ole mobi-li kaas-s? K__ s__ e_ o__ m______ k______ K-s s-l e- o-e m-b-i-i k-a-a-? ------------------------------ Kas sul ei ole mobiili kaasas? 0
Be punctual next time! Ole ------järg---- --rd! O__ t____ j_______ k____ O-e t-p-e j-r-m-n- k-r-! ------------------------ Ole täpne järgmine kord! 0
Take a taxi next time! Võta-järg-----ko-d--a---! V___ j_______ k___ t_____ V-t- j-r-m-n- k-r- t-k-o- ------------------------- Võta järgmine kord takso! 0
Take an umbrella with you next time! Võt---ä-gm-----o----ih-----i---a--! V___ j_______ k___ v________ k_____ V-t- j-r-m-n- k-r- v-h-a-a-i k-a-a- ----------------------------------- Võta järgmine kord vihmavari kaasa! 0
I have the day off tomorrow. H-m-e -ä-v--- --l-v--a. H____ p___ o_ m__ v____ H-m-e p-e- o- m-l v-b-. ----------------------- Homne päev on mul vaba. 0
Shall we meet tomorrow? K-s-s--m--h--me-kok-u? K__ s____ h____ k_____ K-s s-a-e h-m-e k-k-u- ---------------------- Kas saame homme kokku? 0
I’m sorry, I can’t make it tomorrow. M-l-on kahju- -u---ho--- -i -----mu-l-. M__ o_ k_____ k___ h____ e_ s___ m_____ M-l o- k-h-u- k-i- h-m-e e- s-b- m-l-e- --------------------------------------- Mul on kahju, kuid homme ei sobi mulle. 0
Do you already have plans for this weekend? O- s-- se-l-l n-d-l-v-he-u-e--ju----i--gi e--? O_ s__ s_____ n______________ j___ m_____ e___ O- s-l s-l-e- n-d-l-v-h-t-s-l j-b- m-d-g- e-s- ---------------------------------------------- On sul sellel nädalavahetusel juba midagi ees? 0
Or do you already have an appointment? V-i ---d -u-a--idagi----ku -ep-i---? V__ o___ j___ m_____ k____ l________ V-i o-e- j-b- m-d-g- k-k-u l-p-i-u-? ------------------------------------ Või oled juba midagi kokku leppinud? 0
I suggest that we meet on the weekend. M---een-ettep-n--- n-d---va---u-e------u-a. M_ t___ e_________ n______________ k_______ M- t-e- e-t-p-n-k- n-d-l-v-h-t-s-l k-h-u-a- ------------------------------------------- Ma teen ettepaneku nädalavahetusel kohtuda. 0
Shall we have a picnic? K---l---e -ik--k-le? K__ l____ p_________ K-s l-h-e p-k-i-u-e- -------------------- Kas lähme piknikule? 0
Shall we go to the beach? Ka- s--d--e r-nd-? K__ s______ r_____ K-s s-i-a-e r-n-a- ------------------ Kas sõidame randa? 0
Shall we go to the mountains? K-s s-id----m-ge---s-? K__ s______ m_________ K-s s-i-a-e m-g-d-s-e- ---------------------- Kas sõidame mägedesse? 0
I will pick you up at the office. M----l---su-l--b---os----ä---. M_ t____ s____ b_______ j_____ M- t-l-n s-l-e b-r-o-s- j-r-i- ------------------------------ Ma tulen sulle büroosse järgi. 0
I will pick you up at home. M--tulen-s-l-- ---u-jä--i. M_ t____ s____ k___ j_____ M- t-l-n s-l-e k-j- j-r-i- -------------------------- Ma tulen sulle koju järgi. 0
I will pick you up at the bus stop. M- tul-----l-e -u----ea--s-ss- j-rg-. M_ t____ s____ b______________ j_____ M- t-l-n s-l-e b-s-i-e-t-s-s-e j-r-i- ------------------------------------- Ma tulen sulle bussipeatusesse järgi. 0

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