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24 [twenty-four]

Appointment

Appointment

24 [dalawampu’t apat]

Napagkasunduang usapan

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Did you miss the bus? H-n-i----ba-um---t-sa-b--? H____ k_ b_ u_____ s_ b___ H-n-i k- b- u-a-o- s- b-s- -------------------------- Hindi ka ba umabot sa bus? 0
I waited for you for half an hour. Na--i-i---y ak--s--iy--n- k---ha--n--o---. N__________ a__ s_ i__ n_ k_________ o____ N-g-i-i-t-y a-o s- i-o n- k-l-h-t-n- o-a-. ------------------------------------------ Naghihintay ako sa iyo ng kalahating oras. 0
Don’t you have a mobile / cell phone (am.) with you? W----ka--an--da--n- -ell -----? W___ k_ b___ d_____ c___ p_____ W-l- k- b-n- d-l-n- c-l- p-o-e- ------------------------------- Wala ka bang dalang cell phone? 0
Be punctual next time! Sa --su--d ---m-tu-ong-su-u-o---- --a-! S_ s______ a_ m_______ s______ s_ o____ S- s-s-n-d a- m-t-t-n- s-m-n-d s- o-a-! --------------------------------------- Sa susunod ay matutong sumunod sa oras! 0
Take a taxi next time! Sa-------d a- sum--ay-ka na--g --x-! S_ s______ a_ s______ k_ n_ n_ t____ S- s-s-n-d a- s-m-k-y k- n- n- t-x-! ------------------------------------ Sa susunod ay sumakay ka na ng taxi! 0
Take an umbrella with you next time! Sa--us--o- -- magdala ka-n- -a--n-! S_ s______ a_ m______ k_ n_ p______ S- s-s-n-d a- m-g-a-a k- n- p-y-n-! ----------------------------------- Sa susunod ay magdala ka ng payong! 0
I have the day off tomorrow. Wala----ng p--o- buk--. W___ a____ p____ b_____ W-l- a-o-g p-s-k b-k-s- ----------------------- Wala akong pasok bukas. 0
Shall we meet tomorrow? Ma--ikita b- -a-o -uk--? M________ b_ t___ b_____ M-g-i-i-a b- t-y- b-k-s- ------------------------ Magkikita ba tayo bukas? 0
I’m sorry, I can’t make it tomorrow. P--ensya na,-hindi-a-o p--w----b---s. P_______ n__ h____ a__ p______ b_____ P-s-n-y- n-, h-n-i a-o p-p-e-e b-k-s- ------------------------------------- Pasensya na, hindi ako pupwede bukas. 0
Do you already have plans for this weekend? May--g----ano-ka ----g-y-ng-k--ap-s-n n- li-gg-? M__ m__ p____ k_ b_ n______ k________ n_ l______ M-y m-a p-a-o k- b- n-a-o-g k-t-p-s-n n- l-n-g-? ------------------------------------------------ May mga plano ka ba ngayong katapusan ng linggo? 0
Or do you already have an appointment? O-may kik--ai- -- n--b-? O m__ k_______ k_ n_ b__ O m-y k-k-t-i- k- n- b-? ------------------------ O may kikitain ka na ba? 0
I suggest that we meet on the weekend. I-inu---gk-h- -o-g -agk--a----i---tay--s- k--a-usan ------ggo. I____________ k___ m______ k___ / t___ s_ k________ n_ l______ I-i-u-u-g-a-i k-n- m-g-i-a k-m- / t-y- s- k-t-p-s-n n- l-n-g-. -------------------------------------------------------------- Iminumungkahi kong magkita kami / tayo sa katapusan ng linggo. 0
Shall we have a picnic? Na----- ---g ---pikn-k t--o? N___ m_ b___ m________ t____ N-i- m- b-n- m-g-i-n-k t-y-? ---------------------------- Nais mo bang magpiknik tayo? 0
Shall we go to the beach? N-i---o-ba-- pum-----ta-o s--t-b--- daga-? N___ m_ b___ p______ t___ s_ t_____ d_____ N-i- m- b-n- p-m-n-a t-y- s- t-b-n- d-g-t- ------------------------------------------ Nais mo bang pumunta tayo sa tabing dagat? 0
Shall we go to the mountains? Nai--m- bang--u--nt- -a-o ---kabu-du--n? N___ m_ b___ p______ t___ s_ k__________ N-i- m- b-n- p-m-n-a t-y- s- k-b-n-u-a-? ---------------------------------------- Nais mo bang pumunta tayo sa kabundukan? 0
I will pick you up at the office. S-s-nd--n -i-a-m-l- -a o-isin-. S________ k___ m___ s_ o_______ S-s-n-u-n k-t- m-l- s- o-i-i-a- ------------------------------- Susunduin kita mula sa opisina. 0
I will pick you up at home. Su----uin kita-sa---h-y. S________ k___ s_ b_____ S-s-n-u-n k-t- s- b-h-y- ------------------------ Susunduin kita sa bahay. 0
I will pick you up at the bus stop. S-s---uin k----s- h-----n n--bus. S________ k___ s_ h______ n_ b___ S-s-n-u-n k-t- s- h-n-u-n n- b-s- --------------------------------- Susunduin kita sa hintuan ng bus. 0

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