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24 [twenty-four]

Appointment

Appointment

24 [douăzeci şi patru]

Întâlnire

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Did you miss the bus? Ai -i--dut -u--bu--l? A_ p______ a_________ A- p-e-d-t a-t-b-z-l- --------------------- Ai pierdut autobuzul? 0
I waited for you for half an hour. T--am -ş-ept-t --j-m-ta-e-----ră. T____ a_______ o j_______ d_ o___ T---m a-t-p-a- o j-m-t-t- d- o-ă- --------------------------------- Te-am aşteptat o jumătate de oră. 0
Don’t you have a mobile / cell phone (am.) with you? Nu--- t---fo-----o--l -- ti--? N_ a_ t________ m____ l_ t____ N- a- t-l-f-n-l m-b-l l- t-n-? ------------------------------ Nu ai telefonul mobil la tine? 0
Be punctual next time! Să---i da-a v---o--e --n--u--! S_ f__ d___ v_______ p________ S- f-i d-t- v-i-o-r- p-n-t-a-! ------------------------------ Să fii data viitoare punctual! 0
Take a taxi next time! S--ie- --t---iit-ar--un-t---! S_ i__ d___ v_______ u_ t____ S- i-i d-t- v-i-o-r- u- t-x-! ----------------------------- Să iei data viitoare un taxi! 0
Take an umbrella with you next time! S----- d--- v-----re-o----re-- -u t---! S_ i__ d___ v_______ o u______ c_ t____ S- i-i d-t- v-i-o-r- o u-b-e-ă c- t-n-! --------------------------------------- Să iei data viitoare o umbrelă cu tine! 0
I have the day off tomorrow. Mâi-e su-t--ib-r-/--. M____ s___ l____ / ă_ M-i-e s-n- l-b-r / ă- --------------------- Mâine sunt liber / ă. 0
Shall we meet tomorrow? N---nt-l-i----in-? N_ î_______ m_____ N- î-t-l-i- m-i-e- ------------------ Ne întâlnim mâine? 0
I’m sorry, I can’t make it tomorrow. Î-- pa-- -ă---d---m--n---u --t--u. Î__ p___ r___ d__ m____ n_ p__ e__ Î-i p-r- r-u- d-r m-i-e n- p-t e-. ---------------------------------- Îmi pare rău, dar mâine nu pot eu. 0
Do you already have plans for this weekend? A- p-an------n--- w-e--n-u- ----ta? A_ p______ p_____ w________ a______ A- p-a-u-i p-n-r- w-e-e-d-l a-e-t-? ----------------------------------- Ai planuri pentru weekendul acesta? 0
Or do you already have an appointment? S----i -e-a-o în-âlnir-? S__ a_ d___ o î_________ S-u a- d-j- o î-t-l-i-e- ------------------------ Sau ai deja o întâlnire? 0
I suggest that we meet on the weekend. Î-i -ro--n ---n----tâ-n---în w-e--n-. Î__ p_____ s_ n_ î_______ î_ w_______ Î-i p-o-u- s- n- î-t-l-i- î- w-e-e-d- ------------------------------------- Îţi propun să ne întâlnim în weekend. 0
Shall we have a picnic? Fac-m--- pi---c? F____ u_ p______ F-c-m u- p-c-i-? ---------------- Facem un picnic? 0
Shall we go to the beach? Merg-m ---ş---n-? M_____ l_ ş______ M-r-e- l- ş-r-n-? ----------------- Mergem la ştrand? 0
Shall we go to the mountains? Me-gem--- mu-te? M_____ l_ m_____ M-r-e- l- m-n-e- ---------------- Mergem la munte? 0
I will pick you up at the office. T- iau de-la-b---u. T_ i__ d_ l_ b_____ T- i-u d- l- b-r-u- ------------------- Te iau de la birou. 0
I will pick you up at home. T- --- de-a--s-. T_ i__ d_ a_____ T- i-u d- a-a-ă- ---------------- Te iau de acasă. 0
I will pick you up at the bus stop. T---a- ----s------de--uto---. T_ i__ d__ s_____ d_ a_______ T- i-u d-n s-a-i- d- a-t-b-z- ----------------------------- Te iau din staţia de autobuz. 0

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