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I want to buy a present. M- ----iks ki-ki ----. M_ s______ k____ o____ M- s-o-i-s k-n-i o-t-. ---------------------- Ma sooviks kinki osta. 0
But nothing too expensive. K--- --dagi- mis po-e-- li-al----ll-s. K___ m______ m__ p_____ l_____ k______ K-i- m-d-g-, m-s p-l-k- l-i-l- k-l-i-. -------------------------------------- Kuid midagi, mis poleks liialt kallis. 0
Maybe a handbag? Või-----a-k-e---t? V________ k_______ V-i---l-a k-e-o-t- ------------------ Võib-olla käekott? 0
Which color would you like? M-l-----v---- te-s--vite? M______ v____ t_ s_______ M-l-i-t v-r-i t- s-o-i-e- ------------------------- Millist värvi te soovite? 0
Black, brown or white? Mu--a- --u-ni võ---a----? M_____ p_____ v__ v______ M-s-a- p-u-n- v-i v-l-e-? ------------------------- Musta, pruuni või valget? 0
A large one or a small one? Su--t-----v-ikest? S____ v__ v_______ S-u-t v-i v-i-e-t- ------------------ Suurt või väikest? 0
May I see this one, please? T---n -- -eda -or-a---a-ata? T____ m_ s___ k____ v_______ T-h-n m- s-d- k-r-a v-a-a-a- ---------------------------- Tohin ma seda korra vaadata? 0
Is it made of leather? Ka--se- on n-ha--? K__ s__ o_ n______ K-s s-e o- n-h-s-? ------------------ Kas see on nahast? 0
Or is it made of plastic? V-- ----- k--st-ate-j---st? V__ o_ t_ k________________ V-i o- t- k-n-t-a-e-j-l-s-? --------------------------- Või on ta kunstmaterjalist? 0
Of leather, of course. N--ast-l--------lt. N_____ l___________ N-h-s- l-o-u-i-u-t- ------------------- Nahast loomulikult. 0
This is very good quality. Se-----ää--is--t--v-lit---ne. S__ o_ ä________ k___________ S-e o- ä-r-i-e-t k-a-i-e-t-e- ----------------------------- See on äärmiselt kvaliteetne. 0
And the bag is really very reasonable. J- käe--tt------esti sed--h-----v--rt. J_ k______ o_ t_____ s___ h____ v_____ J- k-e-o-t o- t-e-t- s-d- h-n-a v-ä-t- -------------------------------------- Ja käekott on tõesti seda hinda väärt. 0
I like it. Se- -e----- --lle. S__ m______ m_____ S-e m-e-d-b m-l-e- ------------------ See meeldib mulle. 0
I’ll take it. Ma võta----l--. M_ v____ s_____ M- v-t-n s-l-e- --------------- Ma võtan selle. 0
Can I exchange it if needed? K---m--saa--seda --l------b-- v-h-t-da? K__ m_ s___ s___ h_____ ü____ v________ K-s m- s-a- s-d- h-l-e- ü-b-r v-h-t-d-? --------------------------------------- Kas ma saan seda hiljem ümber vahetada? 0
Of course. Lo-------lt. L___________ L-o-u-i-u-t- ------------ Loomulikult. 0
We’ll gift wrap it. Me----i-- ta-ki--in-----. M_ p_____ t_ k______ ä___ M- p-k-m- t- k-n-i-a ä-a- ------------------------- Me pakime ta kingina ära. 0
The cashier is over there. Kassa on -----o-l. K____ o_ s________ K-s-a o- s-a-p-o-. ------------------ Kassa on sealpool. 0

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