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en In the department store   »   es En los grandes almacenes

52 [fifty-two]

In the department store

In the department store

52 [cincuenta y dos]

En los grandes almacenes

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Shall we go to the department store? ¿V--os a--os---an----al-a-en-s /--- -ien-- p-r de--rtam-n-- (a-.-? ¿_____ a l__ g______ a________ / l_ t_____ p__ d___________ (_____ ¿-a-o- a l-s g-a-d-s a-m-c-n-s / l- t-e-d- p-r d-p-r-a-e-t- (-m-)- ------------------------------------------------------------------ ¿Vamos a los grandes almacenes / la tienda por departamento (am.)?
I have to go shopping. (-o)-t--go-que hacer--na--c-mpra-. (___ t____ q__ h____ u___ c_______ (-o- t-n-o q-e h-c-r u-a- c-m-r-s- ---------------------------------- (Yo) tengo que hacer unas compras.
I want to do a lot of shopping. (Y-- --i--- co--rar--u---- co-a-. (___ q_____ c______ m_____ c_____ (-o- q-i-r- c-m-r-r m-c-a- c-s-s- --------------------------------- (Yo) quiero comprar muchas cosas.
Where are the office supplies? ¿D--d--e-------s---te-----s d- --i-in-? ¿_____ e____ l__ m_________ d_ o_______ ¿-ó-d- e-t-n l-s m-t-r-a-e- d- o-i-i-a- --------------------------------------- ¿Dónde están los materiales de oficina?
I need envelopes and stationery. (Yo---ece-i-o-sobr-- ---a--l par---a---. (___ n_______ s_____ y p____ p___ c_____ (-o- n-c-s-t- s-b-e- y p-p-l p-r- c-r-a- ---------------------------------------- (Yo) necesito sobres y papel para carta.
I need pens and markers. (--- --c--------líg-afo----ma---d-r--. (___ n_______ b_________ y m__________ (-o- n-c-s-t- b-l-g-a-o- y m-r-a-o-e-. -------------------------------------- (Yo) necesito bolígrafos y marcadores.
Where is the furniture? ¿--n-e-es--n--o- m-eb-es? ¿_____ e____ l__ m_______ ¿-ó-d- e-t-n l-s m-e-l-s- ------------------------- ¿Dónde están los muebles?
I need a cupboard and a chest of drawers. (Yo- n-c-si-o -n -rmari- - --- --mod-. (___ n_______ u_ a______ y u__ c______ (-o- n-c-s-t- u- a-m-r-o y u-a c-m-d-. -------------------------------------- (Yo) necesito un armario y una cómoda.
I need a desk and a bookshelf. (-o- nec--i---un-es--it--io - -n--es-an-e-ía. (___ n_______ u_ e_________ y u__ e__________ (-o- n-c-s-t- u- e-c-i-o-i- y u-a e-t-n-e-í-. --------------------------------------------- (Yo) necesito un escritorio y una estantería.
Where are the toys? ¿Dó--e---t-n l-s-ju-ue---? ¿_____ e____ l__ j________ ¿-ó-d- e-t-n l-s j-g-e-e-? -------------------------- ¿Dónde están los juguetes?
I need a doll and a teddy bear. (-o--n-c-si---u-a-m-ñe---y--n oso d- pel----. (___ n_______ u__ m_____ y u_ o__ d_ p_______ (-o- n-c-s-t- u-a m-ñ-c- y u- o-o d- p-l-c-e- --------------------------------------------- (Yo) necesito una muñeca y un oso de peluche.
I need a football and a chess board. (-o) --ces-t- ------ó---e------l --un j-eg- d- ----r-z. (___ n_______ u_ b____ d_ f_____ y u_ j____ d_ a_______ (-o- n-c-s-t- u- b-l-n d- f-t-o- y u- j-e-o d- a-e-r-z- ------------------------------------------------------- (Yo) necesito un balón de fútbol y un juego de ajedrez.
Where are the tools? ¿D-nd- ---------------mien--s? ¿_____ e____ l__ h____________ ¿-ó-d- e-t-n l-s h-r-a-i-n-a-? ------------------------------ ¿Dónde están las herramientas?
I need a hammer and a pair of pliers. (-o)---cesi-o un m----llo-y----s ---aza-. (___ n_______ u_ m_______ y u___ t_______ (-o- n-c-s-t- u- m-r-i-l- y u-a- t-n-z-s- ----------------------------------------- (Yo) necesito un martillo y unas tenazas.
I need a drill and a screwdriver. (Y-)--ecesi-o-u- t--a-ro-y -n d-s-o-nilla---. (___ n_______ u_ t______ y u_ d______________ (-o- n-c-s-t- u- t-l-d-o y u- d-s-o-n-l-a-o-. --------------------------------------------- (Yo) necesito un taladro y un destornillador.
Where is the jewellery / jewelry (am.) department? ¿----ón---e----el-d----t-men-- -e-jo-as? ¿__ d____ e___ e_ d___________ d_ j_____ ¿-n d-n-e e-t- e- d-p-r-a-e-t- d- j-y-s- ---------------------------------------- ¿En dónde está el departamento de joyas?
I need a chain and a bracelet. (Yo- necesito -na-cad--- y-un--pu-----. (___ n_______ u__ c_____ y u__ p_______ (-o- n-c-s-t- u-a c-d-n- y u-a p-l-e-a- --------------------------------------- (Yo) necesito una cadena y una pulsera.
I need a ring and earrings. (Y-) neces--- u--an--lo y---os p-ndi-n-e- / a---es -----. (___ n_______ u_ a_____ y u___ p_________ / a_____ (_____ (-o- n-c-s-t- u- a-i-l- y u-o- p-n-i-n-e- / a-e-e- (-m-)- --------------------------------------------------------- (Yo) necesito un anillo y unos pendientes / aretes (am.).

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