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Running errands

Running errands

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Uträtta ärenden

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I want to go to the library. Jag --ll -- ti-l--i----tek-t. J__ v___ g_ t___ b___________ J-g v-l- g- t-l- b-b-i-t-k-t- ----------------------------- Jag vill gå till biblioteket. 0
I want to go to the bookstore. J-- v-l--------l bo---n--l-. J__ v___ g_ t___ b__________ J-g v-l- g- t-l- b-k-a-d-l-. ---------------------------- Jag vill gå till bokhandeln. 0
I want to go to the newspaper stand. Jag vill--å till ---s--n. J__ v___ g_ t___ k_______ J-g v-l- g- t-l- k-o-k-n- ------------------------- Jag vill gå till kiosken. 0
I want to borrow a book. Jag-v--- lå---en-b--. J__ v___ l___ e_ b___ J-g v-l- l-n- e- b-k- --------------------- Jag vill låna en bok. 0
I want to buy a book. J-----l-------e----k. J__ v___ k___ e_ b___ J-g v-l- k-p- e- b-k- --------------------- Jag vill köpa en bok. 0
I want to buy a newspaper. J----i-l ---- -n--i-nin-. J__ v___ k___ e_ t_______ J-g v-l- k-p- e- t-d-i-g- ------------------------- Jag vill köpa en tidning. 0
I want to go to the library to borrow a book. J-g--i---g- -il- -i-l---k-t- för-a---l----e- --k. J__ v___ g_ t___ b__________ f__ a__ l___ e_ b___ J-g v-l- g- t-l- b-b-o-e-e-, f-r a-t l-n- e- b-k- ------------------------------------------------- Jag vill gå till bibloteket, för att låna en bok. 0
I want to go to the bookstore to buy a book. J-- v--l--å--il- bo----de--,--ö- a-t -öpa -- --k. J__ v___ g_ t___ b__________ f__ a__ k___ e_ b___ J-g v-l- g- t-l- b-k-a-d-l-, f-r a-t k-p- e- b-k- ------------------------------------------------- Jag vill gå till bokhandeln, för att köpa en bok. 0
I want to go to the kiosk / newspaper stand to buy a newspaper. Jag--ill-g- -----k--s--n, för-a-t--öp- en t-d-ing. J__ v___ g_ t___ k_______ f__ a__ k___ e_ t_______ J-g v-l- g- t-l- k-o-k-n- f-r a-t k-p- e- t-d-i-g- -------------------------------------------------- Jag vill gå till kiosken, för att köpa en tidning. 0
I want to go to the optician. Ja- v-l- ----il- ---i--r-. J__ v___ g_ t___ o________ J-g v-l- g- t-l- o-t-k-r-. -------------------------- Jag vill gå till optikern. 0
I want to go to the supermarket. J-- v-l---å-t--l --o-mar--a---. J__ v___ g_ t___ s_____________ J-g v-l- g- t-l- s-o-m-r-n-d-n- ------------------------------- Jag vill gå till stormarknaden. 0
I want to go to the bakery. Jag -i-l--å t--l --geri--. J__ v___ g_ t___ b________ J-g v-l- g- t-l- b-g-r-e-. -------------------------- Jag vill gå till bageriet. 0
I want to buy some glasses. Jag-v--l------gl-s--o-. J__ v___ k___ g________ J-g v-l- k-p- g-a-ö-o-. ----------------------- Jag vill köpa glasögon. 0
I want to buy fruit and vegetables. Jag-vil- -öpa----k--oc---r-n-ake-. J__ v___ k___ f____ o__ g_________ J-g v-l- k-p- f-u-t o-h g-ö-s-k-r- ---------------------------------- Jag vill köpa frukt och grönsaker. 0
I want to buy rolls and bread. J-- vi-- k-pa-s--fr----- --- br--. J__ v___ k___ s_________ o__ b____ J-g v-l- k-p- s-å-r-n-k- o-h b-ö-. ---------------------------------- Jag vill köpa småfranska och bröd. 0
I want to go to the optician to buy glasses. Jag-vi-l -- till opt-ke-n, --r at---ö-- gl------. J__ v___ g_ t___ o________ f__ a__ k___ g________ J-g v-l- g- t-l- o-t-k-r-, f-r a-t k-p- g-a-ö-o-. ------------------------------------------------- Jag vill gå till optikern, för att köpa glasögon. 0
I want to go to the supermarket to buy fruit and vegetables. J-g-v-l- å-a-ti-l----rmar-n---n,-för--t- köp- ---k-------rönsa-e-. J__ v___ å__ t___ s_____________ f__ a__ k___ f____ o__ g_________ J-g v-l- å-a t-l- s-o-m-r-n-d-n- f-r a-t k-p- f-u-t o-h g-ö-s-k-r- ------------------------------------------------------------------ Jag vill åka till stormarknaden, för att köpa frukt och grönsaker. 0
I want to go to the baker to buy rolls and bread. Jag-vill-gå----l b---r-et--fö----t----- småf-ans-a-o-h-bröd. J__ v___ g_ t___ b________ f__ a__ k___ s_________ o__ b____ J-g v-l- g- t-l- b-g-r-e-, f-r a-t k-p- s-å-r-n-k- o-h b-ö-. ------------------------------------------------------------ Jag vill gå till bageriet, för att köpa småfranska och bröd. 0

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