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We’re looking for a sports shop. Vi-l---r--tt-r-en--po--s-or-e---n-. V_ l____ e____ e_ s________________ V- l-t-r e-t-r e- s-o-t-f-r-e-n-n-. ----------------------------------- Vi leter etter en sportsforretning. 0
We’re looking for a butcher shop. Vi-l--er--t-----n---ø--f-r-e-ni-g. V_ l____ e____ e_ k_______________ V- l-t-r e-t-r e- k-ø-t-o-r-t-i-g- ---------------------------------- Vi leter etter en kjøttforretning. 0
We’re looking for a pharmacy / drugstore (am.). V--lete--et----e--a--t--. V_ l____ e____ e_ a______ V- l-t-r e-t-r e- a-o-e-. ------------------------- Vi leter etter et apotek. 0
We want to buy a football. Vi sk----emli- --øp--e- f-t-al-. V_ s___ n_____ k____ e_ f_______ V- s-a- n-m-i- k-ø-e e- f-t-a-l- -------------------------------- Vi skal nemlig kjøpe en fotball. 0
We want to buy salami. Vi--ka--n-m-ig kjøpe---lam-. V_ s___ n_____ k____ s______ V- s-a- n-m-i- k-ø-e s-l-m-. ---------------------------- Vi skal nemlig kjøpe salami. 0
We want to buy medicine. V--s-----eml-g-k---e -e-i-a--nte-. V_ s___ n_____ k____ m____________ V- s-a- n-m-i- k-ø-e m-d-k-m-n-e-. ---------------------------------- Vi skal nemlig kjøpe medikamenter. 0
We’re looking for a sports shop to buy a football. V- --t-r -tter -n s---t-f-rr---ing-f-- å k------- ----all. V_ l____ e____ e_ s_______________ f__ å k____ e_ f_______ V- l-t-r e-t-r e- s-o-t-f-r-e-n-n- f-r å k-ø-e e- f-t-a-l- ---------------------------------------------------------- Vi leter etter en sportsforretning for å kjøpe en fotball. 0
We’re looking for a butcher shop to buy salami. V---ete- e-te- -n k-ø---orr---in- -o- ----ø-e -a----. V_ l____ e____ e_ k______________ f__ å k____ s______ V- l-t-r e-t-r e- k-ø-t-o-r-t-i-g f-r å k-ø-e s-l-m-. ----------------------------------------------------- Vi leter etter en kjøttforretning for å kjøpe salami. 0
We’re looking for a drugstore to buy medicine. V- l--er e-te---t ----e- -o- - -jøpe me-ikam--t-r. V_ l____ e____ e_ a_____ f__ å k____ m____________ V- l-t-r e-t-r e- a-o-e- f-r å k-ø-e m-d-k-m-n-e-. -------------------------------------------------- Vi leter etter et apotek for å kjøpe medikamenter. 0
I’m looking for a jeweller / jeweler (am.). Je--l---- e-t-r en gul--med. J__ l____ e____ e_ g________ J-g l-t-r e-t-r e- g-l-s-e-. ---------------------------- Jeg leter etter en gullsmed. 0
I’m looking for a photo equipment store. Je- l---r --te- e- fot-f-r---ni--. J__ l____ e____ e_ f______________ J-g l-t-r e-t-r e- f-t-f-r-e-n-n-. ---------------------------------- Jeg leter etter en fotoforretning. 0
I’m looking for a confectionery. J-- -eter --t-r-et --ndit-ri. J__ l____ e____ e_ k_________ J-g l-t-r e-t-r e- k-n-i-o-i- ----------------------------- Jeg leter etter et konditori. 0
I actually plan to buy a ring. J-g---- n-m-i- t-n-t å kjø-e--- -in-. J__ h__ n_____ t____ å k____ e_ r____ J-g h-r n-m-i- t-n-t å k-ø-e e- r-n-. ------------------------------------- Jeg har nemlig tenkt å kjøpe en ring. 0
I actually plan to buy a roll of film. Je- har-ne--i---enkt å ---pe -n-fil-. J__ h__ n_____ t____ å k____ e_ f____ J-g h-r n-m-i- t-n-t å k-ø-e e- f-l-. ------------------------------------- Jeg har nemlig tenkt å kjøpe en film. 0
I actually plan to buy a cake. Jeg-h-r------- tenkt å kj-pe e----ø-k---. J__ h__ n_____ t____ å k____ e_ b________ J-g h-r n-m-i- t-n-t å k-ø-e e- b-ø-k-k-. ----------------------------------------- Jeg har nemlig tenkt å kjøpe en bløtkake. 0
I’m looking for a jeweler to buy a ring. Jeg l-t----t-e--e- gulls--d--or-- ----e -n-r-ng. J__ l____ e____ e_ g_______ f__ å k____ e_ r____ J-g l-t-r e-t-r e- g-l-s-e- f-r å k-ø-e e- r-n-. ------------------------------------------------ Jeg leter etter en gullsmed for å kjøpe en ring. 0
I’m looking for a photo shop to buy a roll of film. J-g let----t--r-e- -o--fo--e-ni---for å---ø-e -- f-l-. J__ l____ e____ e_ f_____________ f__ å k____ e_ f____ J-g l-t-r e-t-r e- f-t-f-r-e-n-n- f-r å k-ø-e e- f-l-. ------------------------------------------------------ Jeg leter etter en fotoforretning for å kjøpe en film. 0
I’m looking for a confectionery to buy a cake. Je- l--e- --t-r et--on-itori---r å--jøp--e------ka--. J__ l____ e____ e_ k________ f__ å k____ e_ b________ J-g l-t-r e-t-r e- k-n-i-o-i f-r å k-ø-e e- b-ø-k-k-. ----------------------------------------------------- Jeg leter etter et konditori for å kjøpe en bløtkake. 0

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