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38 [thirty-eight]

In the taxi

In the taxi

38 [sî û heşt]

Di texsiyê de

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Please call a taxi. Ji---r-m--xwe -- ---t--si-----bi-er-n. J_ k_____ x__ r_ l_ t________ b_______ J- k-r-m- x-e r- l- t-x-i-e-ê b-g-r-n- -------------------------------------- Ji kerema xwe re li texsiyekê bigerin. 0
What does it cost to go to the station? B---yê--ey----tgeh- -rên- ----s e? B_____ h___ î______ t____ ç____ e_ B-h-y- h-y- î-t-e-a t-ê-ê ç-q-s e- ---------------------------------- Bihayê heya îstgeha trênê çiqas e? 0
What does it cost to go to the airport? B-h--ê----a-b-lafirg--ê ç-qa- e? B_____ h___ b__________ ç____ e_ B-h-y- h-y- b-l-f-r-e-ê ç-q-s e- -------------------------------- Bihayê heya balafirgehê çiqas e? 0
Please go straight ahead. J- -er------- -e-r--te-a-t. J_ k_____ x__ r_ r_________ J- k-r-m- x-e r- r-s-e-a-t- --------------------------- Ji kerema xwe re rasterast. 0
Please turn right here. Ji-k-re-- x-e--- l--v----i-ê ----ê. J_ k_____ x__ r_ l_ v__ m___ r_____ J- k-r-m- x-e r- l- v-r m-l- r-s-ê- ----------------------------------- Ji kerema xwe re li vir milê rastê. 0
Please turn left at the corner. Ji k--ema xwe--- l- -ir -i -oş-yê--ilê çe-ê. J_ k_____ x__ r_ l_ w__ j_ k_____ m___ ç____ J- k-r-m- x-e r- l- w-r j- k-ş-y- m-l- ç-p-. -------------------------------------------- Ji kerema xwe re li wir ji koşeyê milê çepê. 0
I’m in a hurry. Lezgîniy----n----e. L________ m__ h____ L-z-î-i-a m-n h-y-. ------------------- Lezgîniya min heye. 0
I have time. We-tê--in ---e. W____ m__ h____ W-x-ê m-n h-y-. --------------- Wextê min heye. 0
Please drive slowly. J- -er--a---e -e-h--e-î d----êd--b-j-n. J_ k_____ x__ r_ h_____ d__ h___ b_____ J- k-r-m- x-e r- h-n-k- d-n h-d- b-j-n- --------------------------------------- Ji kerema xwe re hinekî din hêdî bajon. 0
Please stop here. J--ker-m- -we-r--li v---ra-----n. J_ k_____ x__ r_ l_ v__ r________ J- k-r-m- x-e r- l- v-r r-w-s-i-. --------------------------------- Ji kerema xwe re li vir rawestin. 0
Please wait a moment. J- kere----w- re x-l-k-k- bise-in-n. J_ k_____ x__ r_ x_______ b_________ J- k-r-m- x-e r- x-l-k-k- b-s-k-n-n- ------------------------------------ Ji kerema xwe re xulekekê bisekinin. 0
I’ll be back immediately. Ez --m--aniha -ê-. E_ h___ a____ t___ E- h-m- a-i-a t-m- ------------------ Ez hema aniha têm. 0
Please give me a receipt. Ji--e--ma-xw- -e--i min re gi--ek-kê---d--. J_ k_____ x__ r_ j_ m__ r_ g________ b_____ J- k-r-m- x-e r- j- m-n r- g-r-e-e-ê b-d-n- ------------------------------------------- Ji kerema xwe re ji min re girtekekê bidin. 0
I have no change. P----min-e h----i-e -e. P___ m__ e h__ t___ n__ P-r- m-n e h-r t-n- n-. ----------------------- Perê min e hûr tine ne. 0
That is okay, please keep the change. Wi-a----a- e- ya ---e----a-ji----r--be. W___ t____ e_ y_ z___ b___ j_ w_ r_ b__ W-h- t-m-m e- y- z-d- b-l- j- w- r- b-. --------------------------------------- Wiha temam e, ya zêde bila ji we re be. 0
Drive me to this address. M-n----in-vê n-v---a--. M__ b____ v_ n_________ M-n b-b-n v- n-v-î-a-ê- ----------------------- Min bibin vê navnîşanê. 0
Drive me to my hotel. Min -ibin- ot-la-min. M__ b_____ o____ m___ M-n b-b-n- o-ê-a m-n- --------------------- Min bibine otêla min. 0
Drive me to the beach. M-----bine--l--ê. M__ b_____ p_____ M-n b-b-n- p-a-ê- ----------------- Min bibine plajê. 0

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