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Alışveriş yapmak

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I want to buy a present. Bi- h-diy--a-ma--i--i---um. B__ h_____ a____ i_________ B-r h-d-y- a-m-k i-t-y-r-m- --------------------------- Bir hediye almak istiyorum. 0
But nothing too expensive. A---ç-- -------a-alı o-m--a-. A__ ç__ f____ p_____ o_______ A-a ç-k f-z-a p-h-l- o-m-y-n- ----------------------------- Ama çok fazla pahalı olmayan. 0
Maybe a handbag? B-lki--i- el --n---ı? B____ b__ e_ ç_______ B-l-i b-r e- ç-n-a-ı- --------------------- Belki bir el çantası? 0
Which color would you like? H---i-r--gi i-t--s-niz? H____ r____ i__________ H-n-i r-n-i i-t-r-i-i-? ----------------------- Hangi rengi istersiniz? 0
Black, brown or white? S---h- -a--e--n-- -e--------? S_____ k_________ v___ b_____ S-y-h- k-h-e-e-g- v-y- b-y-z- ----------------------------- Siyah, kahverengi veya beyaz? 0
A large one or a small one? B---k--ey---ü-ü-? B____ v___ k_____ B-y-k v-y- k-ç-k- ----------------- Büyük veya küçük? 0
May I see this one, please? Bu-u-bir------i----m-y-m? B___ b__ g________ m_____ B-n- b-r g-r-b-l-r m-y-m- ------------------------- Bunu bir görebilir miyim? 0
Is it made of leather? Bu----i--n---? B_ d______ m__ B- d-r-d-n m-? -------------- Bu deriden mi? 0
Or is it made of plastic? Y--s- pla------- m-? Y____ p_________ m__ Y-k-a p-a-t-k-e- m-? -------------------- Yoksa plastikten mi? 0
Of leather, of course. De-i-----i. D___ t_____ D-r- t-b-i- ----------- Deri tabii. 0
This is very good quality. B- -zell-k-e --i-bir-ka-i--. B_ ö________ i__ b__ k______ B- ö-e-l-k-e i-i b-r k-l-t-. ---------------------------- Bu özellikle iyi bir kalite. 0
And the bag is really very reasonable. V--bu -l ç--ta-ı-ı----at- ger--kten -y--n. V_ b_ e_ ç_________ f____ g________ u_____ V- b- e- ç-n-a-ı-ı- f-a-ı g-r-e-t-n u-g-n- ------------------------------------------ Ve bu el çantasının fiatı gerçekten uygun. 0
I like it. B- ho-uma--i---. B_ h_____ g_____ B- h-ş-m- g-t-i- ---------------- Bu hoşuma gitti. 0
I’ll take it. B-n- a-ı-o--m. B___ a________ B-n- a-ı-o-u-. -------------- Bunu alıyorum. 0
Can I exchange it if needed? Bu-- --rekirse--eğ----rebilir -i-im? B___ g________ d_____________ m_____ B-n- g-r-k-r-e d-ğ-ş-i-e-i-i- m-y-m- ------------------------------------ Bunu gerekirse değiştirebilir miyim? 0
Of course. Tabiî -i. T____ k__ T-b-î k-. --------- Tabiî ki. 0
We’ll gift wrap it. Hed--- ---r----a--tl-y-c-ğ-z. H_____ o_____ p______________ H-d-y- o-a-a- p-k-t-e-e-e-i-. ----------------------------- Hediye olarak paketleyeceğiz. 0
The cashier is over there. K-sa --ad---a-ş---. K___ o____ k_______ K-s- o-a-a k-r-ı-a- ------------------- Kasa orada karşıda. 0

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