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51 [fifty-one]

Running errands

Running errands

51 [pêncî û yek]

Danûstandin

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I want to go to the library. E---ix---im b---me-p--t-k-----ê. E_ d_______ b_____ p____________ E- d-x-a-i- b-ç-m- p-r-û-x-n-y-. -------------------------------- Ez dixwazim biçime pirtûkxaneyê. 0
I want to go to the bookstore. Ez -i-wazi--b-------ir-û-fir-ş-. E_ d_______ b_____ p____________ E- d-x-a-i- b-ç-m- p-r-û-f-r-ş-. -------------------------------- Ez dixwazim biçime pirtûkfiroşî. 0
I want to go to the newspaper stand. E- dix--zi------m----fey-. E_ d_______ b_____ b______ E- d-x-a-i- b-ç-m- b-f-y-. -------------------------- Ez dixwazim biçime bufeyê. 0
I want to borrow a book. E--di---z-- pirt-k--- --r- -i---. E_ d_______ p________ k___ b_____ E- d-x-a-i- p-r-û-e-ê k-r- b-k-m- --------------------------------- Ez dixwazim pirtûkekê kirê bikim. 0
I want to buy a book. Ez----wa--- --rtû-e-ê--i-irim. E_ d_______ p________ b_______ E- d-x-a-i- p-r-û-e-ê b-k-r-m- ------------------------------ Ez dixwazim pirtûkekê bikirim. 0
I want to buy a newspaper. E----xw-zi---o-n--e-ek- b--ir--. E_ d_______ r__________ b_______ E- d-x-a-i- r-j-a-e-e-ê b-k-r-m- -------------------------------- Ez dixwazim rojnameyekê bikirim. 0
I want to go to the library to borrow a book. Ez-ji--o----ê-iri-a p-------ê -i-w--im --ç---pir---xa----. E_ j_ b_ k_________ p________ d_______ b____ p____________ E- j- b- k-r-k-r-n- p-r-û-e-ê d-x-a-i- b-ç-m p-r-û-x-n-y-. ---------------------------------------------------------- Ez ji bo kirêkirina pirtûkekê dixwazim biçim pirtûkxaneyê. 0
I want to go to the bookstore to buy a book. E--j- -o---rîna------kekê di--azim-bi-im- p-r---f-roşê. E_ j_ b_ k_____ p________ d_______ b_____ p____________ E- j- b- k-r-n- p-r-û-e-ê d-x-a-i- b-ç-m- p-r-û-f-r-ş-. ------------------------------------------------------- Ez ji bo kirîna pirtûkekê dixwazim biçime pirtûkfiroşê. 0
I want to go to the kiosk / newspaper stand to buy a newspaper. Ez -- -o-kir-----o---m-y-k--dix-az-m -i--m---ufe--. E_ j_ b_ k_____ r__________ d_______ b_____ b______ E- j- b- k-r-n- r-j-a-e-e-ê d-x-a-i- b-ç-m- b-f-y-. --------------------------------------------------- Ez ji bo kirîna rojnameyekê dixwazim biçime bufeyê. 0
I want to go to the optician. E---i---zi---i-im -e-ç----f--oş-. E_ d_______ b____ b______ f______ E- d-x-a-i- b-ç-m b-r-a-k f-r-ş-. --------------------------------- Ez dixwazim biçim berçavk firoşî. 0
I want to go to the supermarket. E-----w-z-m---ç-me --r----. E_ d_______ b_____ m_______ E- d-x-a-i- b-ç-m- m-r-e-ê- --------------------------- Ez dixwazim biçime marketê. 0
I want to go to the bakery. Ez -ixwaz-m -i-im- ----nê. E_ d_______ b_____ f______ E- d-x-a-i- b-ç-m- f-r-n-. -------------------------- Ez dixwazim biçime firinê. 0
I want to buy some glasses. Ez -ix-a--m b--ç-vkek- --ki---. E_ d_______ b_________ b_______ E- d-x-a-i- b-r-a-k-k- b-k-r-m- ------------------------------- Ez dixwazim berçavkekê bikirim. 0
I want to buy fruit and vegetables. Ez-dix-a-i--f----û -ew-------ri-. E_ d_______ f___ û s____ b_______ E- d-x-a-i- f-k- û s-w-e b-k-r-m- --------------------------------- Ez dixwazim fêkî û sewze bikirim. 0
I want to buy rolls and bread. Ez--i-wa--m--a-ê-s-nd-wîçê-û nê- bi-ir--. E_ d_______ n___ s________ û n__ b_______ E- d-x-a-i- n-n- s-n-e-î-ê û n-n b-k-r-m- ----------------------------------------- Ez dixwazim nanê sandewîçê û nên bikirim. 0
I want to go to the optician to buy glasses. E- ji-b--k----a berça-kê d-x--zi- b--i-e -er---k-iro-ê. E_ j_ b_ k_____ b_______ d_______ b_____ b_____________ E- j- b- k-r-n- b-r-a-k- d-x-a-i- b-ç-m- b-r-a-k-i-o-ê- ------------------------------------------------------- Ez ji bo kirîna berçavkê dixwazim biçime berçavkfiroşê. 0
I want to go to the supermarket to buy fruit and vegetables. Ji-b- -i-î-a-f--- û-z-w--ya----x--z---biç--- -ar-etê. J_ b_ k_____ f___ û z_______ d_______ b_____ m_______ J- b- k-r-n- f-k- û z-w-e-a- d-x-a-i- b-ç-m- m-r-e-ê- ----------------------------------------------------- Ji bo kirîna fêkî û zewzeyan dixwazim biçime marketê. 0
I want to go to the baker to buy rolls and bread. J--b- ki-î----a-ê-san---î-- - nan--i---z------i--f--inê. J_ b_ k_____ n___ s________ û n__ d_______ b____ f______ J- b- k-r-n- n-n- s-n-e-î-ê û n-n d-x-a-i- b-ç-m f-r-n-. -------------------------------------------------------- Ji bo kirîna nanê sandewîçê û nan dixwazim biçim firinê. 0

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