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en Appointment   »   fr Le rendez-vous

24 [twenty-four]

Appointment

Appointment

24 [vingt-quatre]

Le rendez-vous

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Did you miss the bus? As--- -a---le bus-? A____ r___ l_ b__ ? A---u r-t- l- b-s ? ------------------- As-tu raté le bus ? 0
I waited for you for half an hour. Je t’----t-e-d--p-nd--- --e-dem---e-r-. J_ t___ a______ p______ u__ d__________ J- t-a- a-t-n-u p-n-a-t u-e d-m---e-r-. --------------------------------------- Je t’ai attendu pendant une demi-heure. 0
Don’t you have a mobile / cell phone (am.) with you? As--u o-b-ié-d’am-n----on--o-------av-c -oi ? A____ o_____ d_______ t__ p_______ a___ t__ ? A---u o-b-i- d-a-e-e- t-n p-r-a-l- a-e- t-i ? --------------------------------------------- As-tu oublié d’amener ton portable avec toi ? 0
Be punctual next time! So-- --u----nc-uel-l----- p--ch------ois ! S___ p___ p___________ l_ p________ f___ ! S-i- p-u- p-n-t-e-(-e- l- p-o-h-i-e f-i- ! ------------------------------------------ Sois plus ponctuel(le) la prochaine fois ! 0
Take a taxi next time! Pr-nds-un t--i l---r--h--ne----s-! P_____ u_ t___ l_ p________ f___ ! P-e-d- u- t-x- l- p-o-h-i-e f-i- ! ---------------------------------- Prends un taxi la prochaine fois ! 0
Take an umbrella with you next time! Am--e-un--ara-l-ie-----r-c--i-e ---s-! A____ u_ p________ l_ p________ f___ ! A-è-e u- p-r-p-u-e l- p-o-h-i-e f-i- ! -------------------------------------- Amène un parapluie la prochaine fois ! 0
I have the day off tomorrow. Je-sui--l-b-- de--in. J_ s___ l____ d______ J- s-i- l-b-e d-m-i-. --------------------- Je suis libre demain. 0
Shall we meet tomorrow? P-uvons-no-- -ou---e-c-nt-e-------n ? P___________ n___ r_________ d_____ ? P-u-o-s-n-u- n-u- r-n-o-t-e- d-m-i- ? ------------------------------------- Pouvons-nous nous rencontrer demain ? 0
I’m sorry, I can’t make it tomorrow. Je -ui- ----lé(--, dema-- c-l---- m--c-n-ient pas. J_ s___ d_________ d_____ c___ n_ m_ c_______ p___ J- s-i- d-s-l-(-)- d-m-i- c-l- n- m- c-n-i-n- p-s- -------------------------------------------------- Je suis désolé(e), demain cela ne me convient pas. 0
Do you already have plans for this weekend? A--t---éjà p-évu-q-----e---o-- ce-we---end-? A____ d___ p____ q______ c____ c_ w_______ ? A---u d-j- p-é-u q-e-q-e c-o-e c- w-e---n- ? -------------------------------------------- As-tu déjà prévu quelque chose ce week-end ? 0
Or do you already have an appointment? Ou ----- -é---un re--ez--o-- ? O_ a____ d___ u_ r__________ ? O- a---u d-j- u- r-n-e---o-s ? ------------------------------ Ou as-tu déjà un rendez-vous ? 0
I suggest that we meet on the weekend. Je-p-----e---- n-----ou- -e-c-n---on--c- -e-k-en-. J_ p______ q__ n___ n___ r___________ c_ w________ J- p-o-o-e q-e n-u- n-u- r-n-o-t-i-n- c- w-e---n-. -------------------------------------------------- Je propose que nous nous rencontrions ce week-end. 0
Shall we have a picnic? Vo-le--v-u--f--r- -n-p--ue-----e-? V__________ f____ u_ p__________ ? V-u-e---o-s f-i-e u- p-q-e-n-q-e ? ---------------------------------- Voulez-vous faire un pique-nique ? 0
Shall we go to the beach? Vo-lez-vou--a-l-r-à-la-p-----? V__________ a____ à l_ p____ ? V-u-e---o-s a-l-r à l- p-a-e ? ------------------------------ Voulez-vous aller à la plage ? 0
Shall we go to the mountains? V-ulez-v-us-all-r à -a-m-n---n- ? V__________ a____ à l_ m_______ ? V-u-e---o-s a-l-r à l- m-n-a-n- ? --------------------------------- Voulez-vous aller à la montagne ? 0
I will pick you up at the office. J---i-n---e --erc--- a- ---ea-. J_ v____ t_ c_______ a_ b______ J- v-e-s t- c-e-c-e- a- b-r-a-. ------------------------------- Je viens te chercher au bureau. 0
I will pick you up at home. Je v--ns t- cher-h-r à-la--aiso-. J_ v____ t_ c_______ à l_ m______ J- v-e-s t- c-e-c-e- à l- m-i-o-. --------------------------------- Je viens te chercher à la maison. 0
I will pick you up at the bus stop. Je-vien--t------c--r-à-l’----- -e--u-. J_ v____ t_ c_______ à l______ d_ b___ J- v-e-s t- c-e-c-e- à l-a-r-t d- b-s- -------------------------------------- Je viens te chercher à l’arrêt de bus. 0

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