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Appointment

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Did you miss the bus? R-k- du-i-k- bu-se-? R___ d_ i___ b______ R-k- d- i-k- b-s-e-? -------------------- Rakk du ikke bussen? 0
I waited for you for half an hour. Je--h-- ven--t----d-- i -n -a-v-ti-e. J__ h__ v_____ p_ d__ i e_ h___ t____ J-g h-r v-n-e- p- d-g i e- h-l- t-m-. ------------------------------------- Jeg har ventet på deg i en halv time. 0
Don’t you have a mobile / cell phone (am.) with you? H-r-du-i-k---ob--en-----de-? H__ d_ i___ m______ m__ d___ H-r d- i-k- m-b-l-n m-d d-g- ---------------------------- Har du ikke mobilen med deg? 0
Be punctual next time! Væ- -u--t-ig-n---e-g-ng! V__ p_______ n____ g____ V-r p-n-t-i- n-s-e g-n-! ------------------------ Vær punktlig neste gang! 0
Take a taxi next time! T- --osje--este g--g! T_ d_____ n____ g____ T- d-o-j- n-s-e g-n-! --------------------- Ta drosje neste gang! 0
Take an umbrella with you next time! T--m-d --g -a----y -es-- g---! 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 gang! 0
I have the day off tomorrow. I --rg-- h-r -e- fri. I m_____ h__ j__ f___ I m-r-e- h-r j-g f-i- --------------------- I morgen har jeg fri. 0
Shall we meet tomorrow? S--- vi t-e-f---- -o-g-n? S___ v_ t______ i m______ S-a- v- t-e-f-s i m-r-e-? ------------------------- Skal vi treffes i morgen? 0
I’m sorry, I can’t make it tomorrow. Be----------- -an ---e-i-m-r-en. B________ j__ k__ i___ i m______ B-k-a-e-, j-g k-n i-k- i m-r-e-. -------------------------------- Beklager, jeg kan ikke i morgen. 0
Do you already have plans for this weekend? Ha--d------ p-an-- --h--ga? H__ d_ n___ p_____ i h_____ H-r d- n-e- p-a-e- i h-l-a- --------------------------- Har du noen planer i helga? 0
Or do you already have an appointment? E-l---h-r--- a--er-d---- a-t--e? E____ h__ d_ a_______ e_ a______ E-l-r h-r d- a-l-r-d- e- a-t-l-? -------------------------------- Eller har du allerede en avtale? 0
I suggest that we meet on the weekend. J-- fores-å- -t -i møt---i h-lga. J__ f_______ a_ v_ m____ i h_____ J-g f-r-s-å- a- v- m-t-s i h-l-a- --------------------------------- Jeg foreslår at vi møtes i helga. 0
Shall we have a picnic? S--- ---dra p---ik--k? 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? Sk-l--i---- --l --r-n--? S___ v_ d__ t__ s_______ S-a- v- d-a t-l s-r-n-a- ------------------------ Skal vi dra til stranda? 0
Shall we go to the mountains? S-a- v---ra--i---j-lls? 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. J-g he--er---- p- -o-t-r-t. J__ h_____ d__ p_ k________ J-g h-n-e- d-g p- k-n-o-e-. --------------------------- Jeg henter deg på kontoret. 0
I will pick you up at home. Jeg-he-t-- deg -jem-e--os --g. J__ h_____ d__ h_____ h__ d___ J-g h-n-e- d-g h-e-m- h-s d-g- ------------------------------ Jeg henter deg hjemme hos deg. 0
I will pick you up at the bus stop. Jeg -----r d---ve--b-ssh----plas-en. J__ h_____ d__ v__ b________________ J-g h-n-e- d-g v-d b-s-h-l-e-l-s-e-. ------------------------------------ Jeg henter deg ved bussholdeplassen. 0

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