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en Appointment   »   pl Umówione spotkanie

24 [twenty-four]

Appointment

Appointment

24 [dwadzieścia cztery]

Umówione spotkanie

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Did you miss the bus? Sp-ź-i-eś - S--źnił----i- n--a-t-bu-? S________ / S________ s__ n_ a_______ S-ó-n-ł-ś / S-ó-n-ł-ś s-ę n- a-t-b-s- ------------------------------------- Spóźniłeś / Spóźniłaś się na autobus? 0
I waited for you for half an hour. C-eka--------e-ała--na ------ --ł--o--in-. C_______ / C_______ n_ c_____ p__ g_______ C-e-a-e- / C-e-a-a- n- c-e-i- p-ł g-d-i-y- ------------------------------------------ Czekałem / Czekałam na ciebie pół godziny. 0
Don’t you have a mobile / cell phone (am.) with you? Nie -a-z--rz- --b-- kom-r-i? N__ m___ p___ s____ k_______ N-e m-s- p-z- s-b-e k-m-r-i- ---------------------------- Nie masz przy sobie komórki? 0
Be punctual next time! Nastę--ym-r--e- b-d- p-nk--a--i-! N________ r____ b___ p___________ N-s-ę-n-m r-z-m b-d- p-n-t-a-n-e- --------------------------------- Następnym razem bądź punktualnie! 0
Take a taxi next time! Na------m---zem-weź t-ks--kę! N________ r____ w__ t________ N-s-ę-n-m r-z-m w-ź t-k-ó-k-! ----------------------------- Następnym razem weź taksówkę! 0
Take an umbrella with you next time! N--tępnym---z-- -e--p--aso-! N________ r____ w__ p_______ N-s-ę-n-m r-z-m w-ź p-r-s-l- ---------------------------- Następnym razem weź parasol! 0
I have the day off tomorrow. J--r------w-ln-. J____ m__ w_____ J-t-o m-m w-l-e- ---------------- Jutro mam wolne. 0
Shall we meet tomorrow? M-ż-m--s-ę--u--o sp-tkać? M_____ s__ j____ s_______ M-ż-m- s-ę j-t-o s-o-k-ć- ------------------------- Możemy się jutro spotkać? 0
I’m sorry, I can’t make it tomorrow. Pr--kro-mi- -utro nie---gę. P______ m__ j____ n__ m____ P-z-k-o m-, j-t-o n-e m-g-. --------------------------- Przykro mi, jutro nie mogę. 0
Do you already have plans for this weekend? Ma-z j-kieś p--n- na -e-k--d? M___ j_____ p____ n_ w_______ M-s- j-k-e- p-a-y n- w-e-e-d- ----------------------------- Masz jakieś plany na weekend? 0
Or do you already have an appointment? A moż---est-ś już-u--wion- / -m-wi--a? A m___ j_____ j__ u_______ / u________ A m-ż- j-s-e- j-ż u-ó-i-n- / u-ó-i-n-? -------------------------------------- A może jesteś już umówiony / umówiona? 0
I suggest that we meet on the weekend. Pro-o--j-, ż--y-m- s---s-otka-----weeke-d. P_________ ż______ s__ s_______ w w_______ P-o-o-u-ę- ż-b-ś-y s-ę s-o-k-l- w w-e-e-d- ------------------------------------------ Proponuję, żebyśmy się spotkali w weekend. 0
Shall we have a picnic? Ur--d-i-y -ik-ik? U________ p______ U-z-d-i-y p-k-i-? ----------------- Urządzimy piknik? 0
Shall we go to the beach? P-----iemy -- p----? P_________ n_ p_____ P-j-d-i-m- n- p-a-ę- -------------------- Pojedziemy na plażę? 0
Shall we go to the mountains? P-jedz---y----ó--? P_________ w g____ P-j-d-i-m- w g-r-? ------------------ Pojedziemy w góry? 0
I will pick you up at the office. Od-i--- cię z --u--. O______ c__ z b_____ O-b-o-ę c-ę z b-u-a- -------------------- Odbiorę cię z biura. 0
I will pick you up at home. Odb-o-- -ię z d--u. O______ c__ z d____ O-b-o-ę c-ę z d-m-. ------------------- Odbiorę cię z domu. 0
I will pick you up at the bus stop. O-b-or---ię---prz---ank--a--o-u--wego. O______ c__ z p_________ a____________ O-b-o-ę c-ę z p-z-s-a-k- a-t-b-s-w-g-. -------------------------------------- Odbiorę cię z przystanku autobusowego. 0

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