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27 [twenty-seven]

In the hotel – Arrival

In the hotel – Arrival

27 [tjuesju]

På hotell – ankomst

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Do you have a vacant room? H---d- --t le-i- -om? H__ d_ e__ l____ r___ H-r d- e-t l-d-g r-m- --------------------- Har de eit ledig rom? 0
I have booked a room. Eg-har-r-s---e-t --m. E_ h__ r________ r___ E- h-r r-s-r-e-t r-m- --------------------- Eg har reservert rom. 0
My name is Miller. Eg hei-er -ø--e-. E_ h_____ M______ E- h-i-e- M-l-e-. ----------------- Eg heiter Møller. 0
I need a single room. Eg---en--e---e-k-l--o-. E_ t____ e__ e_________ E- t-e-g e-t e-k-l-r-m- ----------------------- Eg treng eit enkeltrom. 0
I need a double room. E- t-----ei-----b--t-om. E_ t____ e__ d__________ E- t-e-g e-t d-b-e-t-o-. ------------------------ Eg treng eit dobbeltrom. 0
What does the room cost per night? Kva---s--r -o-me- -er n--t? K__ k_____ r_____ p__ n____ K-a k-s-a- r-m-e- p-r n-t-? --------------------------- Kva kostar rommet per natt? 0
I would like a room with a bathroom. Eg --l---ern- ha-ei----m-----ba-. E_ v__ g_____ h_ e__ r__ m__ b___ E- v-l g-e-n- h- e-t r-m m-d b-d- --------------------------------- Eg vil gjerne ha eit rom med bad. 0
I would like a room with a shower. Eg vil g-e-ne -- e-----m me--d--j. E_ v__ g_____ h_ e__ r__ m__ d____ E- v-l g-e-n- h- e-t r-m m-d d-s-. ---------------------------------- Eg vil gjerne ha eit rom med dusj. 0
Can I see the room? K-- eg få-sj- -å romm--? K__ e_ f_ s__ p_ r______ K-n e- f- s-å p- r-m-e-? ------------------------ Kan eg få sjå på rommet? 0
Is there a garage here? E--det-ein --r--je h--? E_ d__ e__ g______ h___ E- d-t e-n g-r-s-e h-r- ----------------------- Er det ein garasje her? 0
Is there a safe here? Er-de- -i-----e --r? E_ d__ e__ s___ h___ E- d-t e-n s-f- h-r- -------------------- Er det ein safe her? 0
Is there a fax machine here? E--d---e-n ---- her? E_ d__ e__ f___ h___ E- d-t e-n f-k- h-r- -------------------- Er det ein faks her? 0
Fine, I’ll take the room. F-------g -ek-ro--et. F_____ e_ t__ r______ F-o-t- e- t-k r-m-e-. --------------------- Flott, eg tek rommet. 0
Here are the keys. H-r-e--n-kl-ne. H__ e_ n_______ H-r e- n-k-a-e- --------------- Her er nøklane. 0
Here is my luggage. He- -r b-gasj------. H__ e_ b_______ m___ H-r e- b-g-s-e- m-n- -------------------- Her er bagasjen min. 0
What time do you serve breakfast? N-r-er---t-f-u-o-t? N__ e_ d__ f_______ N-r e- d-t f-u-o-t- ------------------- Når er det frukost? 0
What time do you serve lunch? N-r ---d-- -i----? N__ e_ d__ m______ N-r e- d-t m-d-a-? ------------------ Når er det middag? 0
What time do you serve dinner? N-r e- det-kv-ld---t? N__ e_ d__ k_________ N-r e- d-t k-e-d-m-t- --------------------- Når er det kveldsmat? 0

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