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I want to buy a present. S-eret----ven---e-y -j--dé--t. S________ v____ e__ a_________ S-e-e-n-k v-n-i e-y a-á-d-k-t- ------------------------------ Szeretnék venni egy ajándékot. 0
But nothing too expensive. De--em tú- d-----. D_ n__ t__ d______ D- n-m t-l d-á-á-. ------------------ De nem túl drágát. 0
Maybe a handbag? Talá- eg- ké--tá---t? T____ e__ k__________ T-l-n e-y k-z-t-s-á-? --------------------- Talán egy kézitáskát? 0
Which color would you like? Mi-y-n--z-nt--zere-ne? M_____ s____ s________ M-l-e- s-í-t s-e-e-n-? ---------------------- Milyen színt szeretne? 0
Black, brown or white? F---té-- -a--á- -ag- fe-éret? F_______ b_____ v___ f_______ F-k-t-t- b-r-á- v-g- f-h-r-t- ----------------------------- Feketét, barnát vagy fehéret? 0
A large one or a small one? Egy-nagy--, ---- egy -i--it? E__ n______ v___ e__ k______ E-y n-g-o-, v-g- e-y k-c-i-? ---------------------------- Egy nagyot, vagy egy kicsit? 0
May I see this one, please? Me--sz-ba---z-------m? M__ s_____ e__ n______ M-g s-a-a- e-t n-z-e-? ---------------------- Meg szabad ezt néznem? 0
Is it made of leather? B-r--l--an? B_____ v___ B-r-ő- v-n- ----------- Bőrből van? 0
Or is it made of plastic? V-g--mű-ő-b-l v--? V___ m_______ v___ V-g- m-b-r-ő- v-n- ------------------ Vagy műbőrből van? 0
Of leather, of course. Bő---- -e-mé------en. B_____ t_____________ B-r-ő- t-r-é-z-t-s-n- --------------------- Bőrből természetesen. 0
This is very good quality. Ez e-- --l-nös---jó ---ősé------. E_ e__ k________ j_ m_______ á___ E- e-y k-l-n-s-n j- m-n-s-g- á-u- --------------------------------- Ez egy különösen jó minőségű áru. 0
And the bag is really very reasonable. És-a-------s-- ára --lóba------on-ke-vezö. É_ a k________ á__ v______ n_____ k_______ É- a k-z-t-s-a á-a v-l-b-n n-g-o- k-d-e-ö- ------------------------------------------ És a kézitáska ára valóban nagyon kedvezö. 0
I like it. E- -e---i--n--em. E_ t______ n_____ E- t-t-z-k n-k-m- ----------------- Ez tetszik nekem. 0
I’ll take it. E-t-ves--m. E__ v______ E-t v-s-e-. ----------- Ezt veszem. 0
Can I exchange it if needed? Ese-l-- v--sz-cser----t-- --t? E______ v________________ e___ E-e-l-g v-s-z-c-e-é-h-t-m e-t- ------------------------------ Esetleg visszacserélhetem ezt? 0
Of course. M-g-tó- ---ető--. M______ é________ M-g-t-l é-t-t-d-. ----------------- Magától értetődő. 0
We’ll gift wrap it. Be----a--l-uk-mi----gy -jánd--. B____________ m___ e__ a_______ B-c-o-a-o-j-k m-n- e-y a-á-d-k- ------------------------------- Becsomagoljuk mint egy ajándék. 0
The cashier is over there. A-tú-o-d--o- van a pénzt-r. A t_________ v__ a p_______ A t-l-l-a-o- v-n a p-n-t-r- --------------------------- A túloldalon van a pénztár. 0

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