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24 [twenty-four]

Appointment

Appointment

24 [ოცდაოთხი]

24 [otsdaotkhi]

შეთანხმება

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Did you miss the bus? ავ-ო-უსზ- ხ---ა- დაგაგ-ი-ნდა? ა________ ხ__ ა_ დ___________ ა-ტ-ბ-ს-ე ხ-მ ა- დ-გ-გ-ი-ნ-ა- ----------------------------- ავტობუსზე ხომ არ დაგაგვიანდა? 0
av-'o-u-----ho--ar------v-a--a? a_________ k___ a_ d___________ a-t-o-u-z- k-o- a- d-g-g-i-n-a- ------------------------------- avt'obusze khom ar dagagvianda?
I waited for you for half an hour. მე-შ-- ნ--ე--რი ს-ა-- გ--ო--. მ_ შ__ ნ_______ ს____ გ______ მ- შ-ნ ნ-ხ-ვ-რ- ს-ა-ი გ-ლ-დ-. ----------------------------- მე შენ ნახევარი საათი გელოდე. 0
m- ----------va-- s-a---ge---e. m_ s___ n________ s____ g______ m- s-e- n-k-e-a-i s-a-i g-l-d-. ------------------------------- me shen nakhevari saati gelode.
Don’t you have a mobile / cell phone (am.) with you? მ-ბ-ლ--ი -ა---რ-გა--ს? მ_______ თ__ ა_ გ_____ მ-ბ-ლ-რ- თ-ნ ა- გ-ქ-ს- ---------------------- მობილური თან არ გაქვს? 0
mo-ilu-- ta- -r -----? m_______ t__ a_ g_____ m-b-l-r- t-n a- g-k-s- ---------------------- mobiluri tan ar gakvs?
Be punctual next time! გთხოვ-მ-მ---ლშ- -- დ--გ--ანო! გ____ მ________ ა_ დ_________ გ-ხ-ვ მ-მ-ვ-ლ-ი ა- დ-ი-ვ-ა-ო- ----------------------------- გთხოვ მომავალში არ დაიგვიანო! 0
g-kh-v m----al--- a- -aigvian-! g_____ m_________ a_ d_________ g-k-o- m-m-v-l-h- a- d-i-v-a-o- ------------------------------- gtkhov momavalshi ar daigviano!
Take a taxi next time! შე-დე----ტა--ით წ--ო-ი! შ_______ ტ_____ წ______ შ-მ-ე-შ- ტ-ქ-ი- წ-მ-დ-! ----------------------- შემდეგში ტაქსით წამოდი! 0
sh-mde---- ---ks-t --'---d-! s_________ t______ t________ s-e-d-g-h- t-a-s-t t-'-m-d-! ---------------------------- shemdegshi t'aksit ts'amodi!
Take an umbrella with you next time! შემდ---ი ქ--გა-წამ-ი-ე! შ_______ ქ____ წ_______ შ-მ-ე-შ- ქ-ლ-ა წ-მ-ი-ე- ----------------------- შემდეგში ქოლგა წამოიღე! 0
s--mde-sh- ko----ts---o-g--! s_________ k____ t__________ s-e-d-g-h- k-l-a t-'-m-i-h-! ---------------------------- shemdegshi kolga ts'amoighe!
I have the day off tomorrow. ხვ---თ----------დღე მაქვ-. ხ___ თ_________ დ__ მ_____ ხ-ა- თ-ვ-ს-ფ-ლ- დ-ე მ-ქ-ს- -------------------------- ხვალ თავისუფალი დღე მაქვს. 0
khval-----su-ali----e --kv-. k____ t_________ d___ m_____ k-v-l t-v-s-p-l- d-h- m-k-s- ---------------------------- khval tavisupali dghe makvs.
Shall we meet tomorrow? ხვ-- -ომ--რ-შ--ხვდ--? ხ___ ხ__ ა_ შ________ ხ-ა- ხ-მ ა- შ-ვ-ვ-ე-? --------------------- ხვალ ხომ არ შევხვდეთ? 0
k--a- k--- -r-sh----vd-t? k____ k___ a_ s__________ k-v-l k-o- a- s-e-k-v-e-? ------------------------- khval khom ar shevkhvdet?
I’m sorry, I can’t make it tomorrow. ვწ-----, ---ლ--რ --მი----. ვ_______ ხ___ ა_ შ________ ვ-უ-ვ-რ- ხ-ა- ა- შ-მ-ძ-ი-. -------------------------- ვწუხვარ, ხვალ არ შემიძლია. 0
vt-'uk--ar,-k-----ar --e-i--li-. v__________ k____ a_ s__________ v-s-u-h-a-, k-v-l a- s-e-i-z-i-. -------------------------------- vts'ukhvar, khval ar shemidzlia.
Do you already have plans for this weekend? ამ-შა--თ--ვირ-- უკ----აგეგ-მ--რ-მ-? ა_ შ___________ უ___ დ_______ რ____ ა- შ-ბ-თ-კ-ი-ა- უ-ვ- დ-გ-გ-მ- რ-მ-? ----------------------------------- ამ შაბათ-კვირას უკვე დაგეგემე რამე? 0
am-sha-at--'----s u-'v--d---ge----ame? a_ s_____________ u____ d_______ r____ a- s-a-a---'-i-a- u-'-e d-g-g-m- r-m-? -------------------------------------- am shabat-k'viras uk've dagegeme rame?
Or do you already have an appointment? უკვე-შ------ე-ული-ხ-რ? უ___ შ___________ ხ___ უ-ვ- შ-თ-ნ-მ-ბ-ლ- ხ-რ- ---------------------- უკვე შეთანხმებული ხარ? 0
u---e --e----hme---i--h--? u____ s_____________ k____ u-'-e s-e-a-k-m-b-l- k-a-? -------------------------- uk've shetankhmebuli khar?
I suggest that we meet on the weekend. მ--გთა-ა-ობ, --მ-შა-----ვი--- -ევხ-დეთ. მ_ გ________ რ__ შ___________ შ________ მ- გ-ა-ა-ო-, რ-მ შ-ბ-თ-კ-ი-ა- შ-ვ-ვ-ე-. --------------------------------------- მე გთავაზობ, რომ შაბათ-კვირას შევხვდეთ. 0
m--g-a--z-b- --m shab-t-k'vir-- -h---h-d-t. m_ g________ r__ s_____________ s__________ m- g-a-a-o-, r-m s-a-a---'-i-a- s-e-k-v-e-. ------------------------------------------- me gtavazob, rom shabat-k'viras shevkhvdet.
Shall we have a picnic? პ-კნ--ი---მ----მო-აწყ-თ? პ______ ხ__ ა_ მ________ პ-კ-ი-ი ხ-მ ა- მ-ვ-წ-ო-? ------------------------ პიკნიკი ხომ არ მოვაწყოთ? 0
p-i-'n-k-----o- -- mo-ats--o-? p_________ k___ a_ m__________ p-i-'-i-'- k-o- a- m-v-t-'-o-? ------------------------------ p'ik'nik'i khom ar movats'qot?
Shall we go to the beach? ს---პ--ოზე-ხო- არ-წავ-დე-? ს_________ ხ__ ა_ წ_______ ს-ნ-პ-რ-ზ- ხ-მ ა- წ-ვ-დ-თ- -------------------------- სანაპიროზე ხომ არ წავიდეთ? 0
sa-a-'-roze---o--a----'avidet? s__________ k___ a_ t_________ s-n-p-i-o-e k-o- a- t-'-v-d-t- ------------------------------ sanap'iroze khom ar ts'avidet?
Shall we go to the mountains? მთ-შ- --მ--რ -ავი-ეთ? მ____ ხ__ ა_ წ_______ მ-ა-ი ხ-მ ა- წ-ვ-დ-თ- --------------------- მთაში ხომ არ წავიდეთ? 0
m--shi--h-m ---t---vi--t? m_____ k___ a_ t_________ m-a-h- k-o- a- t-'-v-d-t- ------------------------- mtashi khom ar ts'avidet?
I will pick you up at the office. ო-ი-ში გ----ივლი. ო_____ გ_________ ო-ი-შ- გ-მ-გ-ვ-ი- ----------------- ოფისში გამოგივლი. 0
o---s-- g---g-vl-. o______ g_________ o-i-s-i g-m-g-v-i- ------------------ opisshi gamogivli.
I will pick you up at home. სახ-ში -ამოგ-ვლი. ს_____ გ_________ ს-ხ-შ- გ-მ-გ-ვ-ი- ----------------- სახლში გამოგივლი. 0
sa-h-s----am-givli. s_______ g_________ s-k-l-h- g-m-g-v-i- ------------------- sakhlshi gamogivli.
I will pick you up at the bus stop. ავტობ---ს--აჩერებაზე-გ---გ-ვლი. ა________ გ_________ გ_________ ა-ტ-ბ-ს-ს გ-ჩ-რ-ბ-ზ- გ-მ-გ-ვ-ი- ------------------------------- ავტობუსის გაჩერებაზე გამოგივლი. 0
a--'o---is -a-h---baze -amogi--i. a_________ g__________ g_________ a-t-o-u-i- g-c-e-e-a-e g-m-g-v-i- --------------------------------- avt'obusis gacherebaze gamogivli.

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