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en Appointment   »   tr Randevulaşmak

24 [twenty-four]

Appointment

Appointment

24 [yirmi dört]

Randevulaşmak

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Did you miss the bus? O---üs-----ka-ır-ın? O______ m_ k________ O-o-ü-ü m- k-ç-r-ı-? -------------------- Otobüsü mü kaçırdın? 0
I waited for you for half an hour. Y-r-m -aa- -en---ekl--im. Y____ s___ s___ b________ Y-r-m s-a- s-n- b-k-e-i-. ------------------------- Yarım saat seni bekledim. 0
Don’t you have a mobile / cell phone (am.) with you? Ya--nda--e---e-efonu---- -u? Y______ c__ t_______ y__ m__ Y-n-n-a c-p t-l-f-n- y-k m-? ---------------------------- Yanında cep telefonu yok mu? 0
Be punctual next time! B-r ----k- --fe----------l! B__ d_____ s_____ d____ o__ B-r d-h-k- s-f-r- d-k-k o-! --------------------------- Bir dahaki sefere dakik ol! 0
Take a taxi next time! B-r ----k- sefe-e --r ta-siye -i-! B__ d_____ s_____ b__ t______ b___ B-r d-h-k- s-f-r- b-r t-k-i-e b-n- ---------------------------------- Bir dahaki sefere bir taksiye bin! 0
Take an umbrella with you next time! Bi--d---ki --f--- y-nına-b---şem-iy- -l! B__ d_____ s_____ y_____ b__ ş______ a__ B-r d-h-k- s-f-r- y-n-n- b-r ş-m-i-e a-! ---------------------------------------- Bir dahaki sefere yanına bir şemsiye al! 0
I have the day off tomorrow. Ya-ı- boş--. Y____ b_____ Y-r-n b-ş-m- ------------ Yarın boşum. 0
Shall we meet tomorrow? Yar-- -uluş---- --? Y____ b________ m__ Y-r-n b-l-ş-l-m m-? ------------------- Yarın buluşalım mı? 0
I’m sorry, I can’t make it tomorrow. Üz-ün--,-y-r-n-müs-it-d-ğ-lim. Ü_______ y____ m_____ d_______ Ü-g-n-m- y-r-n m-s-i- d-ğ-l-m- ------------------------------ Üzgünüm, yarın müsait değilim. 0
Do you already have plans for this weekend? Bu-haf-a sonu -imdi---------ng- -ir -l------ar---? B_ h____ s___ ş_______ h_______ b__ p_____ v__ m__ B- h-f-a s-n- ş-m-i-e- h-r-a-g- b-r p-a-ı- v-r m-? -------------------------------------------------- Bu hafta sonu şimdiden herhangi bir planın var mı? 0
Or do you already have an appointment? Y---a -a-d--un--u-v-r? Y____ r_______ m_ v___ Y-k-a r-n-e-u- m- v-r- ---------------------- Yoksa randevun mu var? 0
I suggest that we meet on the weekend. H-f-- son--buluşm-yı-t------ed-yo---. H____ s___ b________ t_____ e________ H-f-a s-n- b-l-ş-a-ı t-k-i- e-i-o-u-. ------------------------------------- Hafta sonu buluşmayı teklif ediyorum. 0
Shall we have a picnic? Pi-ni- y-----m mı? P_____ y______ m__ P-k-i- y-p-l-m m-? ------------------ Piknik yapalım mı? 0
Shall we go to the beach? Plaja -i-elim -i? P____ g______ m__ P-a-a g-d-l-m m-? ----------------- Plaja gidelim mi? 0
Shall we go to the mountains? D-ğ---- g-deli- m-? D______ g______ m__ D-ğ-a-a g-d-l-m m-? ------------------- Dağlara gidelim mi? 0
I will pick you up at the office. Sen--bür-d-- al---m. S___ b______ a______ S-n- b-r-d-n a-ı-ı-. -------------------- Seni bürodan alırım. 0
I will pick you up at home. Se-- -v-en --ır-m. S___ e____ a______ S-n- e-d-n a-ı-ı-. ------------------ Seni evden alırım. 0
I will pick you up at the bus stop. Se-- -t-bü---urağı---n -la-ağı-. S___ o_____ d_________ a________ S-n- o-o-ü- d-r-ğ-n-a- a-a-a-ı-. -------------------------------- Seni otobüs durağından alacağım. 0

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