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51 [fifty-one]

Running errands

Running errands

51 [cinquanta-u]

Fer compres

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I want to go to the library. V--l -nar-a l- b-b----e--. V___ a___ a l_ b__________ V-l- a-a- a l- b-b-i-t-c-. -------------------------- Vull anar a la biblioteca. 0
I want to go to the bookstore. Vu-l-a--- ---- -l--re-ia. V___ a___ a l_ l_________ V-l- a-a- a l- l-i-r-r-a- ------------------------- Vull anar a la llibreria. 0
I want to go to the newspaper stand. Vul--ana- al -uiosc. V___ a___ a_ q______ V-l- a-a- a- q-i-s-. -------------------- Vull anar al quiosc. 0
I want to borrow a book. Vu-l---n-l-----un--l-br-. V___ m________ u_ l______ V-l- m-n-l-v-r u- l-i-r-. ------------------------- Vull manllevar un llibre. 0
I want to buy a book. V----c--p-a---n-ll-b-e. V___ c______ u_ l______ V-l- c-m-r-r u- l-i-r-. ----------------------- Vull comprar un llibre. 0
I want to buy a newspaper. V-l-----p--r-u--diar-. V___ c______ u_ d_____ V-l- c-m-r-r u- d-a-i- ---------------------- Vull comprar un diari. 0
I want to go to the library to borrow a book. Vull----r-- -- ----i--e-- -er -----ev----n-l---re. V___ a___ a l_ b_________ p__ m________ u_ l______ V-l- a-a- a l- b-b-i-t-c- p-r m-n-l-v-r u- l-i-r-. -------------------------------------------------- Vull anar a la biblioteca per manllevar un llibre. 0
I want to go to the bookstore to buy a book. V-ll a--r-- -----ibre-i--pe- --m--a- un-lli-r-. V___ a___ a l_ l________ p__ c______ u_ l______ V-l- a-a- a l- l-i-r-r-a p-r c-m-r-r u- l-i-r-. ----------------------------------------------- Vull anar a la llibreria per comprar un llibre. 0
I want to go to the kiosk / newspaper stand to buy a newspaper. V-l--an-r--- q-i--- a co-p--r-e--d-a-i. V___ a___ a_ q_____ a c______ e_ d_____ V-l- a-a- a- q-i-s- a c-m-r-r e- d-a-i- --------------------------------------- Vull anar al quiosc a comprar el diari. 0
I want to go to the optician. Vul--a-ar---ca-l--p---. V___ a___ a c_ l_______ V-l- a-a- a c- l-ò-t-c- ----------------------- Vull anar a ca l’òptic. 0
I want to go to the supermarket. Vull-anar--l-s-p-----ca-. V___ a___ a_ s___________ V-l- a-a- a- s-p-r-e-c-t- ------------------------- Vull anar al supermercat. 0
I want to go to the bakery. V--- -n-- -----r- ----a-/---l--f-ec-. V___ a___ a_ f___ d_ p_ / a l_ f_____ V-l- a-a- a- f-r- d- p- / a l- f-e-a- ------------------------------------- Vull anar al forn de pa / a la fleca. 0
I want to buy some glasses. V-ll--o----- un -a-ell d--l-eres. V___ c______ u_ p_____ d_________ V-l- c-m-r-r u- p-r-l- d-u-l-r-s- --------------------------------- Vull comprar un parell d’ulleres. 0
I want to buy fruit and vegetables. V-l--c----a- -ru-t-- i-ve---r--. V___ c______ f______ i v________ V-l- c-m-r-r f-u-t-s i v-r-u-e-. -------------------------------- Vull comprar fruites i verdures. 0
I want to buy rolls and bread. V-ll c-m---r-p-s--s-i--a. V___ c______ p_____ i p__ V-l- c-m-r-r p-s-e- i p-. ------------------------- Vull comprar pastes i pa. 0
I want to go to the optician to buy glasses. V-l- ---r-----’ò-tic--e- ---p-a- ----are-- -’u---r-s. V___ a___ c_ l______ p__ c______ u_ p_____ d_________ V-l- a-a- c- l-ò-t-c p-r c-m-r-r u- p-r-l- d-u-l-r-s- ----------------------------------------------------- Vull anar ca l’òptic per comprar un parell d’ulleres. 0
I want to go to the supermarket to buy fruit and vegetables. Vu-- ana- al-su---mer--t pe- c-mprar f--it-- i-ve-d-r--. V___ a___ a_ s__________ p__ c______ f______ i v________ V-l- a-a- a- s-p-r-e-c-t p-r c-m-r-r f-u-t-s i v-r-u-e-. -------------------------------------------------------- Vull anar al supermercat per comprar fruites i verdures. 0
I want to go to the baker to buy rolls and bread. Jo-vu-----a- a la fle-a p-r---mpr----a--es i-p-. J_ v___ a___ a l_ f____ p__ c______ p_____ i p__ J- v-l- a-a- a l- f-e-a p-r c-m-r-r p-s-e- i p-. ------------------------------------------------ Jo vull anar a la fleca per comprar pastes i pa. 0

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