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24 [twenty-four]

Appointment

Appointment

24 [vierentwintig]

Afspraak

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Did you miss the bus? H-b--e de---- -em-s-? H__ j_ d_ b__ g______ H-b j- d- b-s g-m-s-? --------------------- Heb je de bus gemist? 0
I waited for you for half an hour. I- h-----n --l- --r -p -e-g----ht. I_ h__ e__ h___ u__ o_ j_ g_______ I- h-b e-n h-l- u-r o- j- g-w-c-t- ---------------------------------- Ik heb een half uur op je gewacht. 0
Don’t you have a mobile / cell phone (am.) with you? H-- ---gee--mo-i--- -el-foo- ----je? H__ j_ g___ m______ t_______ b__ j__ H-b j- g-e- m-b-e-e t-l-f-o- b-j j-? ------------------------------------ Heb je geen mobiele telefoon bij je? 0
Be punctual next time! W--s v-l-en---k-e- ---tij-! W___ v_______ k___ o_ t____ W-e- v-l-e-d- k-e- o- t-j-! --------------------------- Wees volgende keer op tijd! 0
Take a taxi next time! N-e- de vo------ ---- e------i! N___ d_ v_______ k___ e__ t____ N-e- d- v-l-e-d- k-e- e-n t-x-! ------------------------------- Neem de volgende keer een taxi! 0
Take an umbrella with you next time! Neem d- ----e-d- -e----e------p----e-! N___ d_ v_______ k___ e__ p______ m___ N-e- d- v-l-e-d- k-e- e-n p-r-p-u m-e- -------------------------------------- Neem de volgende keer een paraplu mee! 0
I have the day off tomorrow. Mor--n -e- i- v-ij. M_____ b__ i_ v____ M-r-e- b-n i- v-i-. ------------------- Morgen ben ik vrij. 0
Shall we meet tomorrow? Z-l--- we m----n --sp--k--? Z_____ w_ m_____ a_________ Z-l-e- w- m-r-e- a-s-r-k-n- --------------------------- Zullen we morgen afspreken? 0
I’m sorry, I can’t make it tomorrow. H-t --ij----,-m--r -o-g-- luk- -e-n---. H__ s____ m__ m___ m_____ l___ m_ n____ H-t s-i-t m-, m-a- m-r-e- l-k- m- n-e-. --------------------------------------- Het spijt me, maar morgen lukt me niet. 0
Do you already have plans for this weekend? H-- je ---pl-nnen voo--d-t -e--e--? H__ j_ a_ p______ v___ d__ w_______ H-b j- a- p-a-n-n v-o- d-t w-e-e-d- ----------------------------------- Heb je al plannen voor dit weekend? 0
Or do you already have an appointment? Of he---e--- --t--af-esproken? O_ h__ j_ a_ i___ a___________ O- h-b j- a- i-t- a-g-s-r-k-n- ------------------------------ Of heb je al iets afgesproken? 0
I suggest that we meet on the weekend. I- --el-vo-- --t-w--i- -et -ee-------spr-ke-. I_ s___ v___ d__ w_ i_ h__ w______ a_________ I- s-e- v-o- d-t w- i- h-t w-e-e-d a-s-r-k-n- --------------------------------------------- Ik stel voor dat we in het weekend afspreken. 0
Shall we have a picnic? Zu-l-n--e gaan --ckn--ke-? Z_____ w_ g___ p__________ Z-l-e- w- g-a- p-c-n-c-e-? -------------------------- Zullen we gaan picknicken? 0
Shall we go to the beach? Zul-----e -a-r he- s-ra-- -aa-? Z_____ w_ n___ h__ s_____ g____ Z-l-e- w- n-a- h-t s-r-n- g-a-? ------------------------------- Zullen we naar het strand gaan? 0
Shall we go to the mountains? Zu---n--e na-r--e --rg-n-gaa-? Z_____ w_ n___ d_ b_____ g____ Z-l-e- w- n-a- d- b-r-e- g-a-? ------------------------------ Zullen we naar de bergen gaan? 0
I will pick you up at the office. Ik--om-je -p k-nto-r --hale-. I_ k__ j_ o_ k______ o_______ I- k-m j- o- k-n-o-r o-h-l-n- ----------------------------- Ik kom je op kantoor ophalen. 0
I will pick you up at home. Ik-k-m j- t-----op----n. I_ k__ j_ t____ o_______ I- k-m j- t-u-s o-h-l-n- ------------------------ Ik kom je thuis ophalen. 0
I will pick you up at the bus stop. Ik--o---e--p-d- b---alt- o-----n. I_ k__ j_ o_ d_ b_______ o_______ I- k-m j- o- d- b-s-a-t- o-h-l-n- --------------------------------- Ik kom je op de bushalte ophalen. 0

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