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47 [forty-seven]

Preparing a trip

Preparing a trip

47 [dyzetёeshtatё]

Pёrgatitjet pёr udhёtim

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You have to pack our suitcase! Ti--uhet--ё-bёs--g-t----l-x-e---onё! T_ d____ t_ b___ g___ v_______ t____ T- d-h-t t- b-s- g-t- v-l-x-e- t-n-! ------------------------------------ Ti duhet tё bёsh gati valixhen tonё! 0
Don’t forget anything! S’duhe- t- ---ro---a-g--! S______ t_ h______ a_____ S-d-h-t t- h-r-o-h a-g-ё- ------------------------- S’duhet tё harrosh asgjё! 0
You need a big suitcase! T-----et-nj-------he-e --dh-! T_ d____ n__ v______ e m_____ T- d-h-t n-ё v-l-x-e e m-d-e- ----------------------------- Tё duhet njё valixhe e madhe! 0
Don’t forget your passport! M-- --r-- pas-------n! M__ h____ p___________ M-s h-r-o p-s-a-o-t-n- ---------------------- Mos harro pashaportёn! 0
Don’t forget your ticket! Mos--a-r- b-l--ё- ---l---r---t! M__ h____ b______ e f__________ M-s h-r-o b-l-t-n e f-u-u-i-i-! ------------------------------- Mos harro biletёn e fluturimit! 0
Don’t forget your traveller’s cheques / traveler’s checks (am.)! M-- h---o ç-qet e --hё-i--t! M__ h____ ç____ e u_________ M-s h-r-o ç-q-t e u-h-t-m-t- ---------------------------- Mos harro çeqet e udhёtimit! 0
Take some suntan lotion with you. M-------min kun--a-die--i---- --te. M___ k_____ k_____________ m_ v____ M-r- k-e-i- k-n-r---i-l-i- m- v-t-. ----------------------------------- Merr kremin kundra-diellit me vete. 0
Take the sun-glasses with you. Me-r sy--- e--i-ll-- m- -e-e. M___ s____ e d______ m_ v____ M-r- s-z-t e d-e-l-t m- v-t-. ----------------------------- Merr syzet e diellit me vete. 0
Take the sun hat with you. M--r-kapel-n ---v--e. M___ k______ m_ v____ M-r- k-p-l-n m- v-t-. --------------------- Merr kapelen me vete. 0
Do you want to take a road map? A ---t--ma-r-sh-njё --rt- -ru-e m- ve-e? A d_ t_ m______ n__ h____ r____ m_ v____ A d- t- m-r-ё-h n-ё h-r-ё r-u-e m- v-t-? ---------------------------------------- A do ta marrёsh njё hartё rruge me vete? 0
Do you want to take a travel guide? A -o-ta m---ё-- --ё-gui-- -e--ete? A d_ t_ m______ n__ g____ m_ v____ A d- t- m-r-ё-h n-ё g-i-ё m- v-t-? ---------------------------------- A do ta marrёsh njё guidё me vete? 0
Do you want to take an umbrella? A do--- ---rё-h-n-ё-ç---r m- v-te? A d_ t_ m______ n__ ç____ m_ v____ A d- t- m-r-ё-h n-ё ç-d-r m- v-t-? ---------------------------------- A do ta marrёsh njё çadёr me vete? 0
Remember to take pants, shirts and socks. Mo--h--r--p---a-----t, --mi-h-t- ço-----. M__ h____ p___________ k________ ç_______ M-s h-r-o p-n-a-l-n-t- k-m-s-a-, ç-r-p-t- ----------------------------------------- Mos harro pantallonat, kёmishat, çorapet. 0
Remember to take ties, belts and sports jackets. Mo--h-rr----avat--, -r-pa-, -haketa-. M__ h____ k________ r______ x________ M-s h-r-o k-a-a-a-, r-i-a-, x-a-e-a-. ------------------------------------- Mos harro kravatat, rripat, xhaketat. 0
Remember to take pyjamas, nightgowns and t-shirts. Mo- h---o p-zha--t, -ёm-sh-t-e-nat-s dh--blu-a-. M__ h____ p________ k_______ e n____ d__ b______ M-s h-r-o p-z-a-a-, k-m-s-a- e n-t-s d-e b-u-a-. ------------------------------------------------ Mos harro pizhamat, kёmishat e natёs dhe bluzat. 0
You need shoes, sandals and boots. Tё--uh-n -ё-u--,--a-d--e --e --zme. T_ d____ k______ s______ d__ ç_____ T- d-h-n k-p-c-, s-n-a-e d-e ç-z-e- ----------------------------------- Tё duhen kёpucё, sandale dhe çizme. 0
You need handkerchiefs, soap and a nail clipper. T---u-en--ha-----nd---,-sa--n-dh--nj--gё-sh--ё t--n---. T_ d____ s____ h_______ s____ d__ n__ g_______ t_______ T- d-h-n s-a-i h-n-ё-h- s-p-n d-e n-ё g-r-h-r- t-o-j-h- ------------------------------------------------------- Tё duhen shami hundёsh, sapun dhe njё gёrshёrё thonjsh. 0
You need a comb, a toothbrush and toothpaste. T- d---t n----rёhё-,---ё f--çe-dhёmb----dhe--jё--as-ё dhё----h. T_ d____ n__ k______ n__ f____ d_______ d__ n__ p____ d________ T- d-h-t n-ё k-ё-ё-, n-ё f-r-e d-ё-b-s- d-e n-ё p-s-ё d-ё-b-s-. --------------------------------------------------------------- Tё duhet njё krёhёr, njё furçe dhёmbёsh dhe njё pastё dhёmbёsh. 0

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