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en Appointment   »   nn Avtale

24 [twenty-four]

Appointment

Appointment

24 [tjuefire]

Avtale

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Did you miss the bus? R-k---u -k-je buss-n? R___ d_ i____ b______ R-k- d- i-k-e b-s-e-? --------------------- Rakk du ikkje bussen? 0
I waited for you for half an hour. E- h-r ---t- -------e-- --l- t-me. E_ h__ v____ p_ d__ e__ h___ t____ E- h-r v-n-a p- d-g e-n h-l- t-m-. ---------------------------------- Eg har venta på deg ein halv time. 0
Don’t you have a mobile / cell phone (am.) with you? Har -u-----e -o---e- med--e-? H__ d_ i____ m______ m__ d___ H-r d- i-k-e m-b-l-n m-d d-g- ----------------------------- Har du ikkje mobilen med deg? 0
Be punctual next time! V-r-pr---s-nes-e--on-! V__ p_____ n____ g____ V-r p-e-i- n-s-e g-n-! ---------------------- Ver presis neste gong! 0
Take a taxi next time! Ta d-osje n-st- ---g! T_ d_____ n____ g____ T- d-o-j- n-s-e g-n-! --------------------- Ta drosje neste gong! 0
Take an umbrella with you next time! Ta --d de--p-r---y-nes---g-n-! T_ m__ d__ p______ n____ g____ T- m-d d-g p-r-p-y n-s-e g-n-! ------------------------------ Ta med deg paraply neste gong! 0
I have the day off tomorrow. I morg-n--a--eg-f--. I m_____ h__ e_ f___ I m-r-o- h-r e- f-i- -------------------- I morgon har eg fri. 0
Shall we meet tomorrow? Ska--v- m--as----m--gon? S___ v_ m_____ i m______ S-a- v- m-t-s- i m-r-o-? ------------------------ Skal vi møtast i morgon? 0
I’m sorry, I can’t make it tomorrow. Be----a-, eg--an-i--je-- m-rg--. B________ e_ k__ i____ i m______ B-k-a-a-, e- k-n i-k-e i m-r-o-. -------------------------------- Beklagar, eg kan ikkje i morgon. 0
Do you already have plans for this weekend? H-r d---ok---p-an-r i -e-ga? H__ d_ n____ p_____ i h_____ H-r d- n-k-n p-a-e- i h-l-a- ---------------------------- Har du nokon planer i helga? 0
Or do you already have an appointment? E---r h---d--all-reie e- --t-le? E____ h__ d_ a_______ e_ a______ E-l-r h-r d- a-l-r-i- e- a-t-l-? -------------------------------- Eller har du allereie ei avtale? 0
I suggest that we meet on the weekend. E- -ø--slå------i tre----t i --lga. E_ f_______ a_ v_ t_______ i h_____ E- f-r-s-å- a- v- t-e-f-s- i h-l-a- ----------------------------------- Eg føreslår at vi treffast i helga. 0
Shall we have a picnic? S-a---i d-a på ---ni-? S___ v_ d__ p_ p______ S-a- v- d-a p- p-k-i-? ---------------------- Skal vi dra på piknik? 0
Shall we go to the beach? S----v--------t-l s-r-nd-? S___ v_ r____ t__ s_______ S-a- v- r-i-e t-l s-r-n-a- -------------------------- Skal vi reise til stranda? 0
Shall we go to the mountains? Sk----- --a-t----je-l-? S___ v_ d__ t__ f______ S-a- v- d-a t-l f-e-l-? ----------------------- Skal vi dra til fjells? 0
I will pick you up at the office. E- he-ta- --g -- ko-to---. E_ h_____ d__ p_ k________ E- h-n-a- d-g p- k-n-o-e-. -------------------------- Eg hentar deg på kontoret. 0
I will pick you up at home. Eg -e---r--e--h-----hj--de-. E_ h_____ d__ h____ h__ d___ E- h-n-a- d-g h-i-e h-å d-g- ---------------------------- Eg hentar deg heime hjå deg. 0
I will pick you up at the bus stop. Eg-h-n--------p-----s--p--t. E_ h_____ d__ p_ b__________ E- h-n-a- d-g p- b-s-t-p-e-. ---------------------------- Eg hentar deg på busstoppet. 0

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