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39 [thirty-nine]

Car breakdown

Car breakdown

39 [nege en dertig]

Kar het gaan staan

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Where is the next gas station? Waa- i----e-na-ste---lstas--? W___ i_ d__ n_____ v_________ W-a- i- d-e n-a-t- v-l-t-s-e- ----------------------------- Waar is die naaste vulstasie? 0
I have a flat tyre / tire (am.). E- he------a--w-e-. E_ h__ ’_ p__ w____ E- h-t ’- p-p w-e-. ------------------- Ek het ’n pap wiel. 0
Can you change the tyre / tire (am.)? Kan-- d-- -i-l-o-r--l? K__ u d__ w___ o______ K-n u d-e w-e- o-r-i-? ---------------------- Kan u die wiel omruil? 0
I need a few litres / liters (am.) of diesel. Ek h-t ’n-p--- ----r--ies-l--o-i-. E_ h__ ’_ p___ l____ d_____ n_____ E- h-t ’- p-a- l-t-r d-e-e- n-d-g- ---------------------------------- Ek het ’n paar liter diesel nodig. 0
I have no more petrol / gas (am.). E- h-t --e--e-r --a---tof n-e. E_ h__ n__ m___ b________ n___ E- h-t n-e m-e- b-a-d-t-f n-e- ------------------------------ Ek het nie meer brandstof nie. 0
Do you have a petrol can / jerry can / gas can (am.)? He--u----br---st--k-n--tj-e? H__ u ’_ b__________________ H-t u ’- b-a-d-t-f-a-n-t-i-? ---------------------------- Het u ’n brandstofkannetjie? 0
Where can I make a call? W-ar ka--------op--ep----k? W___ k__ e_ ’_ o_____ m____ W-a- k-n e- ’- o-r-e- m-a-? --------------------------- Waar kan ek ’n oproep maak? 0
I need a towing service. E- h----n------epdi-ns n--ig. E_ h__ ’_ i___________ n_____ E- h-t ’- i-s-e-p-i-n- n-d-g- ----------------------------- Ek het ’n insleepdiens nodig. 0
I’m looking for a garage. E--i- op-s--k--a -- -er-swi-k-l. E_ i_ o_ s___ n_ ’_ w___________ E- i- o- s-e- n- ’- w-r-s-i-k-l- -------------------------------- Ek is op soek na ’n werkswinkel. 0
An accident has occurred. Daa--w-s -- o-g--u-. D___ w__ ’_ o_______ D-a- w-s ’- o-g-l-k- -------------------- Daar was ’n ongeluk. 0
Where is the nearest telephone? W-ar--s -i- --as-- t--efoo-? W___ i_ d__ n_____ t________ W-a- i- d-e n-a-t- t-l-f-o-? ---------------------------- Waar is die naaste telefoon? 0
Do you have a mobile / cell phone (am.) with you? He- - ----e--o-n--y-u? H__ u ’_ s______ b_ u_ H-t u ’- s-l-o-n b- u- ---------------------- Het u ’n selfoon by u? 0
We need help. O-s-h-- -ulp--o--g. O__ h__ h___ n_____ O-s h-t h-l- n-d-g- ------------------- Ons het hulp nodig. 0
Call a doctor! B-- ’----k-er! B__ ’_ d______ B-l ’- d-k-e-! -------------- Bel ’n dokter! 0
Call the police! B------ p-li---! B__ d__ p_______ B-l d-e p-l-s-e- ---------------- Bel die polisie! 0
Your papers, please. U-doku--n-e a---b--ef. U d________ a_________ U d-k-m-n-e a-s-b-i-f- ---------------------- U dokumente asseblief. 0
Your licence / license (am.), please. U -y-e--s-ass----ef. U r______ a_________ U r-b-w-s a-s-b-i-f- -------------------- U rybewys asseblief. 0
Your registration, please. U --t--r-g-s---sie-----bli-f. U m_______________ a_________ U m-t-r-e-i-t-a-i- a-s-b-i-f- ----------------------------- U motorregistrasie asseblief. 0

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