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47 [forty-seven]

Preparing a trip

Preparing a trip

47 [kvardek sep]

Vojaĝpreparoj

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You have to pack our suitcase! V---ev-- p-ki n----val-zo-! V_ d____ p___ n___ v_______ V- d-v-s p-k- n-a- v-l-z-n- --------------------------- Vi devas paki nian valizon! 0
Don’t forget anything! V--d-v-- -orges- --n-on! V_ d____ f______ n______ V- d-v-s f-r-e-i n-n-o-! ------------------------ Vi devas forgesi nenion! 0
You need a big suitcase! Vi -ez-----g--nd---valizo-! V_ b______ g______ v_______ V- b-z-n-s g-a-d-n v-l-z-n- --------------------------- Vi bezonas grandan valizon! 0
Don’t forget your passport! Ne-for-esu v--n--as---t--! N_ f______ v___ p_________ N- f-r-e-u v-a- p-s-o-t-n- -------------------------- Ne forgesu vian pasporton! 0
Don’t forget your ticket! Ne-forge-u via------bil--on! N_ f______ v___ f___________ N- f-r-e-u v-a- f-u-b-l-t-n- ---------------------------- Ne forgesu vian flugbileton! 0
Don’t forget your traveller’s cheques / traveler’s checks (am.)! N- -org--u--iaj- vo-a-o---o-n! N_ f______ v____ v____________ N- f-r-e-u v-a-n v-j-ĝ-ĉ-k-j-! ------------------------------ Ne forgesu viajn vojaĝoĉekojn! 0
Take some suntan lotion with you. K-npr-----u----m-n----m-n. K_______ s________ k______ K-n-r-n- s-n-i-m-n k-e-o-. -------------------------- Kunprenu sunŝirman kremon. 0
Take the sun-glasses with you. Ku----n- s-no--l-i--ojn. K_______ s______________ K-n-r-n- s-n-k-l-i-r-j-. ------------------------ Kunprenu sunokulvitrojn. 0
Take the sun hat with you. Ku-p-enu-s-----e---. K_______ s__________ K-n-r-n- s-n-a-e-o-. -------------------- Kunprenu sunĉapelon. 0
Do you want to take a road map? Ĉ- -- v-las ku-pr--- -o----on? Ĉ_ v_ v____ k_______ v________ Ĉ- v- v-l-s k-n-r-n- v-j-a-o-? ------------------------------ Ĉu vi volas kunpreni vojmapon? 0
Do you want to take a travel guide? Ĉ- -- vo-a- kunpreni gvi---bro-? Ĉ_ v_ v____ k_______ g__________ Ĉ- v- v-l-s k-n-r-n- g-i-l-b-o-? -------------------------------- Ĉu vi volas kunpreni gvidlibron? 0
Do you want to take an umbrella? Ĉ------o--s--un--e----l--om-re---? Ĉ_ v_ v____ k_______ p____________ Ĉ- v- v-l-s k-n-r-n- p-u-o-b-e-o-? ---------------------------------- Ĉu vi volas kunpreni pluvombrelon? 0
Remember to take pants, shirts and socks. Mem-ru-pr-n- l- p-n-a---o----la-ĉ-mizoj-,-la-ŝt---p-j-. M_____ p____ l_ p___________ l_ ĉ________ l_ ŝ_________ M-m-r- p-e-i l- p-n-a-o-o-n- l- ĉ-m-z-j-, l- ŝ-r-m-o-n- ------------------------------------------------------- Memoru preni la pantalonojn, la ĉemizojn, la ŝtrumpojn. 0
Remember to take ties, belts and sports jackets. M-mor- -re----- k-avatoj----- z-noj-, l- -po---a--jn. M_____ p____ l_ k_________ l_ z______ l_ s___________ M-m-r- p-e-i l- k-a-a-o-n- l- z-n-j-, l- s-o-t-a-o-n- ----------------------------------------------------- Memoru preni la kravatojn, la zonojn, la sportjakojn. 0
Remember to take pyjamas, nightgowns and t-shirts. Me-oru -------- p-ĵ-mo-n,--a-n-k--ro-o-- k-- -----ĉemiz---. M_____ p____ l_ p________ l_ n__________ k__ l_ t__________ M-m-r- p-e-i l- p-ĵ-m-j-, l- n-k-o-o-o-n k-j l- t-ĉ-m-z-j-. ----------------------------------------------------------- Memoru preni la piĵamojn, la noktorobojn kaj la t-ĉemizojn. 0
You need shoes, sandals and boots. Vi b---n---ŝ-oj-,-sa---l-j- -aj ---ojn. V_ b______ ŝ_____ s________ k__ b______ V- b-z-n-s ŝ-o-n- s-n-a-o-n k-j b-t-j-. --------------------------------------- Vi bezonas ŝuojn, sandalojn kaj botojn. 0
You need handkerchiefs, soap and a nail clipper. V--b-z---s----t-k-j---sapo- --j ------n-ilo-. V_ b______ p_________ s____ k__ u____________ V- b-z-n-s p-ŝ-u-o-n- s-p-n k-j u-g-t-n-i-o-. --------------------------------------------- Vi bezonas poŝtukojn, sapon kaj ungotondilon. 0
You need a comb, a toothbrush and toothpaste. V--b--o-as k-m-----,-d-n-o--oson-k-j--e--opaston. V_ b______ k________ d__________ k__ d___________ V- b-z-n-s k-m-i-o-, d-n-o-r-s-n k-j d-n-o-a-t-n- ------------------------------------------------- Vi bezonas kombilon, dentobroson kaj dentopaston. 0

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