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en Running errands   »   px Fazer compras

51 [fifty-one]

Running errands

Running errands

51 [cinquenta e um]

Fazer compras

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I want to go to the library. Eu-quero -- - bibliotec-. E_ q____ i_ à b__________ E- q-e-o i- à b-b-i-t-c-. ------------------------- Eu quero ir à biblioteca. 0
I want to go to the bookstore. E---u--o -r--ara-à li-raria. E_ q____ i_ p___ à l________ E- q-e-o i- p-r- à l-v-a-i-. ---------------------------- Eu quero ir para à livraria. 0
I want to go to the newspaper stand. E- q-er---r-ao--uio-qu-. E_ q____ i_ a_ q________ E- q-e-o i- a- q-i-s-u-. ------------------------ Eu quero ir ao quiosque. 0
I want to borrow a book. E--q--ro peg-r-u- li-r- -mprest--o. E_ q____ p____ u_ l____ e__________ E- q-e-o p-g-r u- l-v-o e-p-e-t-d-. ----------------------------------- Eu quero pegar um livro emprestado. 0
I want to buy a book. Eu q--ro-c-mp----u- -i-ro. E_ q____ c______ u_ l_____ E- q-e-o c-m-r-r u- l-v-o- -------------------------- Eu quero comprar um livro. 0
I want to buy a newspaper. Eu-que-o com-rar -m----na-. E_ q____ c______ u_ j______ E- q-e-o c-m-r-r u- j-r-a-. --------------------------- Eu quero comprar um jornal. 0
I want to go to the library to borrow a book. Eu -u-r- ir à-biblio---a pa-a--egar-um-livro-e-p-e-----. E_ q____ i_ à b_________ p___ p____ u_ l____ e__________ E- q-e-o i- à b-b-i-t-c- p-r- p-g-r u- l-v-o e-p-e-t-d-. -------------------------------------------------------- Eu quero ir à biblioteca para pegar um livro emprestado. 0
I want to go to the bookstore to buy a book. E--q-e---ir - ----ar-a-pa-a -o-p-a--um-l---o. E_ q____ i_ à l_______ p___ c______ u_ l_____ E- q-e-o i- à l-v-a-i- p-r- c-m-r-r u- l-v-o- --------------------------------------------- Eu quero ir à livraria para comprar um livro. 0
I want to go to the kiosk / newspaper stand to buy a newspaper. Eu-qu--o i- ------o--ue--a-a-co----- u----rnal. E_ q____ i_ a_ q_______ p___ c______ u_ j______ E- q-e-o i- a- q-i-s-u- p-r- c-m-r-r u- j-r-a-. ----------------------------------------------- Eu quero ir ao quiosque para comprar um jornal. 0
I want to go to the optician. E--q------- -- ---lis--. E_ q____ i_ a_ o________ E- q-e-o i- a- o-u-i-t-. ------------------------ Eu quero ir ao oculista. 0
I want to go to the supermarket. Eu---ero--r -o -upe---r-ad-. E_ q____ i_ a_ s____________ E- q-e-o i- a- s-p-r-e-c-d-. ---------------------------- Eu quero ir ao supermercado. 0
I want to go to the bakery. E-----r---r-a- p--e--o. E_ q____ i_ a_ p_______ E- q-e-o i- a- p-d-i-o- ----------------------- Eu quero ir ao padeiro. 0
I want to buy some glasses. Eu -ue--------ar --s ----o-. E_ q____ c______ u__ ó______ E- q-e-o c-m-r-r u-s ó-u-o-. ---------------------------- Eu quero comprar uns óculos. 0
I want to buy fruit and vegetables. Eu q-e-o---mp-a--f--tas ---e-u--s. E_ q____ c______ f_____ e l_______ E- q-e-o c-m-r-r f-u-a- e l-g-m-s- ---------------------------------- Eu quero comprar frutas e legumes. 0
I want to buy rolls and bread. E- --ero-co-------o---ha--e-pão. E_ q____ c______ b_______ e p___ E- q-e-o c-m-r-r b-l-n-a- e p-o- -------------------------------- Eu quero comprar bolinhas e pão. 0
I want to go to the optician to buy glasses. E- -u--- ir ao--cu-i-t----ra-comp--- un--------. E_ q____ i_ a_ o_______ p___ c______ u__ ó______ E- q-e-o i- a- o-u-i-t- p-r- c-m-r-r u-s ó-u-o-. ------------------------------------------------ Eu quero ir ao oculista para comprar uns óculos. 0
I want to go to the supermarket to buy fruit and vegetables. E- q--ro-ir--- -upe-m--cado p-ra-c--p-----ru--s-e--eg-mes. E_ q____ i_ a_ s___________ p___ c______ f_____ e l_______ E- q-e-o i- a- s-p-r-e-c-d- p-r- c-m-r-r f-u-a- e l-g-m-s- ---------------------------------------------------------- Eu quero ir ao supermercado para comprar frutas e legumes. 0
I want to go to the baker to buy rolls and bread. Eu--uero-i- a- p---iro-para--om-r-- bolin--s - pã-. E_ q____ i_ a_ p______ p___ c______ b_______ e p___ E- q-e-o i- a- p-d-i-o p-r- c-m-r-r b-l-n-a- e p-o- --------------------------------------------------- Eu quero ir ao padeiro para comprar bolinhas e pão. 0

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