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en Appointment   »   sv Stämma träff

24 [twenty-four]

Appointment

Appointment

24 [tjugofyra]

Stämma träff

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Did you miss the bus? Ha--d- m-ss-t ---se-? H__ d_ m_____ b______ H-r d- m-s-a- b-s-e-? --------------------- Har du missat bussen? 0
I waited for you for half an hour. J---har v--ta- en -al-t-m-e--å-dig. J__ h__ v_____ e_ h________ p_ d___ J-g h-r v-n-a- e- h-l-t-m-e p- d-g- ----------------------------------- Jag har väntat en halvtimme på dig. 0
Don’t you have a mobile / cell phone (am.) with you? H-- du----en -obi- m---d--? H__ d_ i____ m____ m__ d___ H-r d- i-g-n m-b-l m-d d-g- --------------------------- Har du ingen mobil med dig? 0
Be punctual next time! V-r ---k-lig-n--ta gå--! V__ p_______ n____ g____ V-r p-n-t-i- n-s-a g-n-! ------------------------ Var punktlig nästa gång! 0
Take a taxi next time! Ta -- ta----ä-----ån-! T_ e_ t___ n____ g____ T- e- t-x- n-s-a g-n-! ---------------------- Ta en taxi nästa gång! 0
Take an umbrella with you next time! T--med --g ett p-rap-- -äs-a-gån-! T_ m__ d__ e__ p______ n____ g____ T- m-d d-g e-t p-r-p-y n-s-a g-n-! ---------------------------------- Ta med dig ett paraply nästa gång! 0
I have the day off tomorrow. Im---o- ä--j-- -----. I______ ä_ j__ l_____ I-o-g-n ä- j-g l-d-g- --------------------- Imorgon är jag ledig. 0
Shall we meet tomorrow? S---vi -r---a- imorg-n? S__ v_ t______ i_______ S-a v- t-ä-f-s i-o-g-n- ----------------------- Ska vi träffas imorgon? 0
I’m sorry, I can’t make it tomorrow. Ne----vä--,-i--rgon-går-de- i--e-f-r min d--. N__ t______ i______ g__ d__ i___ f__ m__ d___ N-j t-v-r-, i-o-g-n g-r d-t i-t- f-r m-n d-l- --------------------------------------------- Nej tyvärr, imorgon går det inte för min del. 0
Do you already have plans for this weekend? H-r du-någo--för --g-i-s-u-et ----e-k--? H__ d_ n____ f__ d__ i s_____ a_ v______ H-r d- n-g-t f-r d-g i s-u-e- a- v-c-a-? ---------------------------------------- Har du något för dig i slutet av veckan? 0
Or do you already have an appointment? E---r ----du--e-a--s---- t---- --d--åg-n? E____ h__ d_ r____ s____ t____ m__ n_____ E-l-r h-r d- r-d-n s-ä-t t-ä-f m-d n-g-n- ----------------------------------------- Eller har du redan stämt träff med någon? 0
I suggest that we meet on the weekend. J-g fö---lå-- at- vi --s-i slut-t av-v-c--n. J__ f________ a__ v_ s__ i s_____ a_ v______ J-g f-r-s-å-, a-t v- s-s i s-u-e- a- v-c-a-. -------------------------------------------- Jag föreslår, att vi ses i slutet av veckan. 0
Shall we have a picnic? S-a--i -ö-a--n---ckn--k? S__ v_ g___ e_ p________ S-a v- g-r- e- p-c-n-c-? ------------------------ Ska vi göra en picknick? 0
Shall we go to the beach? S-------ka ti-l --r-n-en? S__ v_ å__ t___ s________ S-a v- å-a t-l- s-r-n-e-? ------------------------- Ska vi åka till stranden? 0
Shall we go to the mountains? Ska -- å-a t----b-rg-n? S__ v_ å__ t___ b______ S-a v- å-a t-l- b-r-e-? ----------------------- Ska vi åka till bergen? 0
I will pick you up at the office. Ja- h-m-ar------r---k-nt----. J__ h_____ d__ f___ k________ J-g h-m-a- d-g f-å- k-n-o-e-. ----------------------------- Jag hämtar dig från kontoret. 0
I will pick you up at home. Jag--ä---- up- -ig-h-mm-. J__ h_____ u__ d__ h_____ J-g h-m-a- u-p d-g h-m-a- ------------------------- Jag hämtar upp dig hemma. 0
I will pick you up at the bus stop. J----ämtar d-g --d bu-shå--p--t--n. J__ h_____ d__ v__ b_______________ J-g h-m-a- d-g v-d b-s-h-l-p-a-s-n- ----------------------------------- Jag hämtar dig vid busshållplatsen. 0

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