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Firoşgeh

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We’re looking for a sports shop. Em-li fir-şgeh-k- -e---şê-diger-n. E_ l_ f__________ w______ d_______ E- l- f-r-ş-e-e-î w-r-î-ê d-g-r-n- ---------------------------------- Em li firoşgehekî werzîşê digerin. 0
We’re looking for a butcher shop. Em li --şt-iro--kî -igerin. E_ l_ g___________ d_______ E- l- g-ş-f-r-ş-k- d-g-r-n- --------------------------- Em li goştfiroşekî digerin. 0
We’re looking for a pharmacy / drugstore (am.). Em-li --r---x-neye-ê-d---ri-. E_ l_ d_____________ d_______ E- l- d-r-a-x-n-y-k- d-g-r-n- ----------------------------- Em li dermanxaneyekê digerin. 0
We want to buy a football. J- b-r ku--- ----az-n go-e-- -u--olê--ik--in. J_ b__ k_ e_ d_______ g_____ f______ b_______ J- b-r k- e- d-x-a-i- g-g-k- f-t-o-ê b-k-r-n- --------------------------------------------- Ji ber ku em dixwazin gogeke futbolê bikirin. 0
We want to buy salami. J--ber-k--e- -ixwa-----alam--i----n. J_ b__ k_ e_ d_______ s____ b_______ J- b-r k- e- d-x-a-i- s-l-m b-k-r-n- ------------------------------------ Ji ber ku em dixwazin salam bikirin. 0
We want to buy medicine. J--be- -u e---i--a-in-de--a--bikir-n. J_ b__ k_ e_ d_______ d_____ b_______ J- b-r k- e- d-x-a-i- d-r-a- b-k-r-n- ------------------------------------- Ji ber ku em dixwazin derman bikirin. 0
We’re looking for a sports shop to buy a football. J---- gok-i-î-ê e--l- fir---e---e ----îşê d--er--. J_ b_ g________ e_ l_ f__________ w______ d_______ J- b- g-k-i-î-ê e- l- f-r-ş-e-e-e w-r-î-ê d-g-r-n- -------------------------------------------------- Ji bo gokkirînê em li firoşgeheke werzîşê digerin. 0
We’re looking for a butcher shop to buy salami. J--b- --l-m-k--î-- e- -i -oşt-ir-şekî---g----. J_ b_ s____ k_____ e_ l_ g___________ d_______ J- b- s-l-m k-r-n- e- l- g-ş-f-r-ş-k- d-g-r-n- ---------------------------------------------- Ji bo salam kirînê em li goştfiroşekî digerin. 0
We’re looking for a drugstore to buy medicine. Ji bo-der--- ki-î-ê-e--l--derm-nxa--yek----g--in. J_ b_ d_____ k_____ e_ l_ d_____________ d_______ J- b- d-r-a- k-r-n- e- l- d-r-a-x-n-y-k- d-g-r-n- ------------------------------------------------- Ji bo derman kirînê em li dermanxaneyekê digerin. 0
I’m looking for a jeweller / jeweler (am.). E- -i ---k-r-k---i-er--. E_ l_ z________ d_______ E- l- z-r-e-e-î d-g-r-m- ------------------------ Ez li zêrkerekî digerim. 0
I’m looking for a photo equipment store. Ez-li --n----ekî -i-e-i-. E_ l_ w_________ d_______ E- l- w-n-k-ş-k- d-g-r-m- ------------------------- Ez li wênekêşekî digerim. 0
I’m looking for a confectionery. E- l- ---tex-n-ye---d--er--. E_ l_ p____________ d_______ E- l- p-s-e-a-e-e-ê d-g-r-m- ---------------------------- Ez li pastexaneyekê digerim. 0
I actually plan to buy a ring. Ji-b-r--u--i-wazim-gu--îl--k---ik----. J_ b__ k_ d_______ g_________ b_______ J- b-r k- d-x-a-i- g-s-î-k-k- b-k-r-m- -------------------------------------- Ji ber ku dixwazim gustîlkekê bikirim. 0
I actually plan to buy a roll of film. J- be- k---- kirîn- --l--k--di-iki-i-. J_ b__ k_ l_ k_____ f______ d_________ J- b-r k- l- k-r-n- f-l-e-ê d-f-k-r-m- -------------------------------------- Ji ber ku li kirîna fîlmekê difikirim. 0
I actually plan to buy a cake. J- -e---uli-k-r-n- -a-te-ê-difikir--. J_ b__ k___ k_____ p______ d_________ J- b-r k-l- k-r-n- p-s-e-ê d-f-k-r-m- ------------------------------------- Ji ber kuli kirîna pasteyê difikirim. 0
I’m looking for a jeweler to buy a ring. J--bo-kirî-- -ustîl---ê--- --r--r--î di-er--. J_ b_ k_____ g_________ l_ z________ d_______ J- b- k-r-n- g-s-î-k-k- l- z-r-e-e-î d-g-r-m- --------------------------------------------- Ji bo kirîna gustîlkekê li zêrkerekî digerim. 0
I’m looking for a photo shop to buy a roll of film. Ji ---kirî---fîl---ê l---ênek-şekî--i-er--. J_ b_ k_____ f______ l_ w_________ d_______ J- b- k-r-n- f-l-e-ê l- w-n-k-ş-k- d-g-r-m- ------------------------------------------- Ji bo kirîna fîlmekê li wênekêşekî digerim. 0
I’m looking for a confectionery to buy a cake. Ji -o---r-na--astey--li---s-exa-eyekê d---ri-. J_ b_ k_____ p______ l_ p____________ d_______ J- b- k-r-n- p-s-e-ê l- p-s-e-a-e-e-ê d-g-r-m- ---------------------------------------------- Ji bo kirîna pasteyê li pastexaneyekê digerim. 0

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