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Running errands

Running errands

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Prizorgi komisiojn

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I want to go to the library. M--volas-iri -------ib-io-e-o. M_ v____ i__ a_ l_ b__________ M- v-l-s i-i a- l- b-b-i-t-k-. ------------------------------ Mi volas iri al la biblioteko. 0
I want to go to the bookstore. Mi-----s---i -l--a --bro--nd-j-. M_ v____ i__ a_ l_ l____________ M- v-l-s i-i a- l- l-b-o-e-d-j-. -------------------------------- Mi volas iri al la librovendejo. 0
I want to go to the newspaper stand. Mi--o-as--ri--- -----zetv--d-j-. M_ v____ i__ a_ l_ g____________ M- v-l-s i-i a- l- g-z-t-e-d-j-. -------------------------------- Mi volas iri al la gazetvendejo. 0
I want to borrow a book. Mi---las--r-nt-pr-ni --bron. M_ v____ p__________ l______ M- v-l-s p-u-t-p-e-i l-b-o-. ---------------------------- Mi volas pruntepreni libron. 0
I want to buy a book. M--vol-- a--t- ------. M_ v____ a____ l______ M- v-l-s a-e-i l-b-o-. ---------------------- Mi volas aĉeti libron. 0
I want to buy a newspaper. Mi-v-----aĉe----a-e--n. M_ v____ a____ g_______ M- v-l-s a-e-i g-z-t-n- ----------------------- Mi volas aĉeti gazeton. 0
I want to go to the library to borrow a book. Mi-v---s --- a---a bibli-------o- prunte-r--i-li-r--. M_ v____ i__ a_ l_ b_________ p__ p__________ l______ M- v-l-s i-i a- l- b-b-i-t-k- p-r p-u-t-p-e-i l-b-o-. ----------------------------------------------------- Mi volas iri al la biblioteko por pruntepreni libron. 0
I want to go to the bookstore to buy a book. M--vol-s ir- -l -a-l-b--v-nd-jo---r----ti--ibr--. M_ v____ i__ a_ l_ l___________ p__ a____ l______ M- v-l-s i-i a- l- l-b-o-e-d-j- p-r a-e-i l-b-o-. ------------------------------------------------- Mi volas iri al la librovendejo por aĉeti libron. 0
I want to go to the kiosk / newspaper stand to buy a newspaper. M- --l-s---i-al -- ga--tv--d-j- p-r-aĉ-ti-g--et--. M_ v____ i__ a_ l_ g___________ p__ a____ g_______ M- v-l-s i-i a- l- g-z-t-e-d-j- p-r a-e-i g-z-t-n- -------------------------------------------------- Mi volas iri al la gazetvendejo por aĉeti gazeton. 0
I want to go to the optician. Mi vol-s ir- -- -a--ptikist-. M_ v____ i__ a_ l_ o_________ M- v-l-s i-i a- l- o-t-k-s-o- ----------------------------- Mi volas iri al la optikisto. 0
I want to go to the supermarket. M---o-as---i -l l---u-er-a----. M_ v____ i__ a_ l_ s___________ M- v-l-s i-i a- l- s-p-r-a-a-o- ------------------------------- Mi volas iri al la superbazaro. 0
I want to go to the bakery. Mi-vol-s -r- a--la--an-s-o. M_ v____ i__ a_ l_ p_______ M- v-l-s i-i a- l- p-n-s-o- --------------------------- Mi volas iri al la panisto. 0
I want to buy some glasses. Mi vol-s aĉe-i -ku-vit--j-. M_ v____ a____ o___________ M- v-l-s a-e-i o-u-v-t-o-n- --------------------------- Mi volas aĉeti okulvitrojn. 0
I want to buy fruit and vegetables. Mi ---as--ĉe-i----k--jn-kaj --gomojn. M_ v____ a____ f_______ k__ l________ M- v-l-s a-e-i f-u-t-j- k-j l-g-m-j-. ------------------------------------- Mi volas aĉeti fruktojn kaj legomojn. 0
I want to buy rolls and bread. M----l---aĉeti---lkoj----j pano-. M_ v____ a____ b______ k__ p_____ M- v-l-s a-e-i b-l-o-n k-j p-n-n- --------------------------------- Mi volas aĉeti bulkojn kaj panon. 0
I want to go to the optician to buy glasses. Mi v-la- i-- al l--o--ik------or aĉ--i o---v--ro--. M_ v____ i__ a_ l_ o________ p__ a____ o___________ M- v-l-s i-i a- l- o-t-k-s-o p-r a-e-i o-u-v-t-o-n- --------------------------------------------------- Mi volas iri al la optikisto por aĉeti okulvitrojn. 0
I want to go to the supermarket to buy fruit and vegetables. M- v-la- -----l -a---pe--a--ro-por----t--fru--o-- -aj--egom---. M_ v____ i__ a_ l_ s__________ p__ a____ f_______ k__ l________ M- v-l-s i-i a- l- s-p-r-a-a-o p-r a-e-i f-u-t-j- k-j l-g-m-j-. --------------------------------------------------------------- Mi volas iri al la superbazaro por aĉeti fruktojn kaj legomojn. 0
I want to go to the baker to buy rolls and bread. Mi vo--- ir--al-l- p---s----o- aĉe-i b--ko-- ka- p-non. M_ v____ i__ a_ l_ p______ p__ a____ b______ k__ p_____ M- v-l-s i-i a- l- p-n-s-o p-r a-e-i b-l-o-n k-j p-n-n- ------------------------------------------------------- Mi volas iri al la panisto por aĉeti bulkojn kaj panon. 0

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