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53 [fifty-three]

Shops

Shops

53 [cincuenta y tres]

Tiendas

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We’re looking for a sports shop. Esta--- -u-c---o-un- -ienda -e-depor--s. E______ b_______ u__ t_____ d_ d________ E-t-m-s b-s-a-d- u-a t-e-d- d- d-p-r-e-. ---------------------------------------- Estamos buscando una tienda de deportes.
We’re looking for a butcher shop. E-t--os-buscand- -na-carnic-rí-. E______ b_______ u__ c__________ E-t-m-s b-s-a-d- u-a c-r-i-e-í-. -------------------------------- Estamos buscando una carnicería.
We’re looking for a pharmacy / drugstore (am.). E--amo- b---a-do u---far-----. E______ b_______ u__ f________ E-t-m-s b-s-a-d- u-a f-r-a-i-. ------------------------------ Estamos buscando una farmacia.
We want to buy a football. Es q-e q----------co----r un-ba--n d- --tbol. E_ q__ q_________ c______ u_ b____ d_ f______ E- q-e q-e-r-a-o- c-m-r-r u- b-l-n d- f-t-o-. --------------------------------------------- Es que querríamos comprar un balón de fútbol.
We want to buy salami. Es-q----u------o----mp-a- sala-i. E_ q__ q_________ c______ s______ E- q-e q-e-r-a-o- c-m-r-r s-l-m-. --------------------------------- Es que querríamos comprar salami.
We want to buy medicine. E----e-qu---í-mo--co---a--m------e---s. E_ q__ q_________ c______ m____________ E- q-e q-e-r-a-o- c-m-r-r m-d-c-m-n-o-. --------------------------------------- Es que querríamos comprar medicamentos.
We’re looking for a sports shop to buy a football. Es-am---b-sc-n-o --- t-e--- de -e-or-e- -ar- co-p--- u- ---ón d--fú--o-. E______ b_______ u__ t_____ d_ d_______ p___ c______ u_ b____ d_ f______ E-t-m-s b-s-a-d- u-a t-e-d- d- d-p-r-e- p-r- c-m-r-r u- b-l-n d- f-t-o-. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Estamos buscando una tienda de deportes para comprar un balón de fútbol.
We’re looking for a butcher shop to buy salami. Es--m-s--u---n-o-u-a--ar-ic-rí- p--a co----r -a-a--. E______ b_______ u__ c_________ p___ c______ s______ E-t-m-s b-s-a-d- u-a c-r-i-e-í- p-r- c-m-r-r s-l-m-. ---------------------------------------------------- Estamos buscando una carnicería para comprar salami.
We’re looking for a drugstore to buy medicine. E---m-s-b-scan-o una f--m-ci- --ra -ompr-r-m-d-c-m-n---. E______ b_______ u__ f_______ p___ c______ m____________ E-t-m-s b-s-a-d- u-a f-r-a-i- p-r- c-m-r-r m-d-c-m-n-o-. -------------------------------------------------------- Estamos buscando una farmacia para comprar medicamentos.
I’m looking for a jeweller / jeweler (am.). Esto- b-sc-----una-joyer--. E____ b_______ u__ j_______ E-t-y b-s-a-d- u-a j-y-r-a- --------------------------- Estoy buscando una joyería.
I’m looking for a photo equipment store. E--oy-b-sc--d---na-t----a--e--ot----fía. E____ b_______ u__ t_____ d_ f__________ E-t-y b-s-a-d- u-a t-e-d- d- f-t-g-a-í-. ---------------------------------------- Estoy buscando una tienda de fotografía.
I’m looking for a confectionery. E-t-y bus----o -na pas----r--. E____ b_______ u__ p__________ E-t-y b-s-a-d- u-a p-s-e-e-í-. ------------------------------ Estoy buscando una pastelería.
I actually plan to buy a ring. Es --e q---r--co-pra--un an--l-. E_ q__ q_____ c______ u_ a______ E- q-e q-i-r- c-m-r-r u- a-i-l-. -------------------------------- Es que quiero comprar un anillo.
I actually plan to buy a roll of film. Es que ---e-o --m-r-- ----arrete--e fo---. E_ q__ q_____ c______ u_ c______ d_ f_____ E- q-e q-i-r- c-m-r-r u- c-r-e-e d- f-t-s- ------------------------------------------ Es que quiero comprar un carrete de fotos.
I actually plan to buy a cake. Es q-e-qu--ro--o--ra- -n----rta. E_ q__ q_____ c______ u__ t_____ E- q-e q-i-r- c-m-r-r u-a t-r-a- -------------------------------- Es que quiero comprar una tarta.
I’m looking for a jeweler to buy a ring. Es--- b--c-nd--u-a j-y-r-a -a----o-p--r-u- an----. E____ b_______ u__ j______ p___ c______ u_ a______ E-t-y b-s-a-d- u-a j-y-r-a p-r- c-m-r-r u- a-i-l-. -------------------------------------------------- Estoy buscando una joyería para comprar un anillo.
I’m looking for a photo shop to buy a roll of film. Es-o- b--c--d- --------da----fo-o-rafí- para-c---rar-----a---te-de--otos. E____ b_______ u__ t_____ d_ f_________ p___ c______ u_ c______ d_ f_____ E-t-y b-s-a-d- u-a t-e-d- d- f-t-g-a-í- p-r- c-m-r-r u- c-r-e-e d- f-t-s- ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Estoy buscando una tienda de fotografía para comprar un carrete de fotos.
I’m looking for a confectionery to buy a cake. Estoy-b-sc---o-una -a-t--e--a-p--a----p-ar una tar-a. E____ b_______ u__ p_________ p___ c______ u__ t_____ E-t-y b-s-a-d- u-a p-s-e-e-í- p-r- c-m-r-r u-a t-r-a- ----------------------------------------------------- Estoy buscando una pastelería para comprar una tarta.

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