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en At the bank   »   no I banken

60 [sixty]

At the bank

At the bank

60 [seksti]

I banken

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I would like to open an account. Je- vi- --ne en ---to. J__ v__ å___ e_ k_____ J-g v-l å-n- e- k-n-o- ---------------------- Jeg vil åpne en konto. 0
Here is my passport. H-r -r p-s--t--i-t. H__ e_ p_____ m____ H-r e- p-s-e- m-t-. ------------------- Her er passet mitt. 0
And here is my address. O--he------dresse- min. O_ h__ e_ a_______ m___ O- h-r e- a-r-s-e- m-n- ----------------------- Og her er adressen min. 0
I want to deposit money in my account. J-- øn--e----inn--tal--p--g-- p- -onto---mi-. J__ ø_____ å i________ p_____ p_ k______ m___ J-g ø-s-e- å i-n-e-a-e p-n-e- p- k-n-o-n m-n- --------------------------------------------- Jeg ønsker å innbetale penger på kontoen min. 0
I want to withdraw money from my account. J-g ønsker----å--t--ta-t p--g-r f-- ---toe--m-n. J__ ø_____ å f_ u_______ p_____ f__ k______ m___ J-g ø-s-e- å f- u-b-t-l- p-n-e- f-a k-n-o-n m-n- ------------------------------------------------ Jeg ønsker å få utbetalt penger fra kontoen min. 0
I want to pick up the bank statements. J-g-----er--------outsk--f-. J__ ø_____ e_ k_____________ J-g ø-s-e- e- k-n-o-t-k-i-t- ---------------------------- Jeg ønsker en kontoutskrift. 0
I want to cash a traveller’s cheque / traveler’s check (am.). Jeg øns-er - i--løse -- -e-ses-e--. J__ ø_____ å i______ e_ r__________ J-g ø-s-e- å i-n-ø-e e- r-i-e-j-k-. ----------------------------------- Jeg ønsker å innløse en reisesjekk. 0
What are the fees? H--r-my------er ----i g-by-? H___ m__ k_____ d__ i g_____ H-o- m-e k-s-e- d-t i g-b-r- ---------------------------- Hvor mye koster det i gebyr? 0
Where should I sign? Hv----ka--jeg-s--i---u--e-? H___ s___ j__ s_____ u_____ H-o- s-a- j-g s-r-v- u-d-r- --------------------------- Hvor skal jeg skrive under? 0
I’m expecting a transfer from Germany. Jeg vent-r--- ---------- f------kla--. J__ v_____ e_ o_________ f__ T________ J-g v-n-e- e- o-e-f-r-n- f-a T-s-l-n-. -------------------------------------- Jeg venter en overføring fra Tyskland. 0
Here is my account number. H---e- kon--n-----e--m---. H__ e_ k____________ m____ H-r e- k-n-o-u-m-r-t m-t-. -------------------------- Her er kontonummeret mitt. 0
Has the money arrived? Er--enge-e k-mme- f-e-? E_ p______ k_____ f____ E- p-n-e-e k-m-e- f-e-? ----------------------- Er pengene kommet frem? 0
I want to change money. J-- ø---------eksl----s-e--e-ge-e. J__ ø_____ å v_____ d____ p_______ J-g ø-s-e- å v-k-l- d-s-e p-n-e-e- ---------------------------------- Jeg ønsker å veksle disse pengene. 0
I need US-Dollars. J-g t-e-ger -S-d-ll-r. J__ t______ U_________ J-g t-e-g-r U---o-l-r- ---------------------- Jeg trenger US-dollar. 0
Could you please give me small notes / bills (am.)? K-- --g -å-det-i -m---ed-e-? K__ j__ f_ d__ i s__ s______ K-n j-g f- d-t i s-å s-d-e-? ---------------------------- Kan jeg få det i små sedler? 0
Is there a cashpoint / an ATM (am.)? F---e- d-- -in-bank --r? F_____ d__ m_______ h___ F-n-e- d-t m-n-b-n- h-r- ------------------------ Finnes det minibank her? 0
How much money can one withdraw? H----my--p-n--r --n-----få--t-e-al-? H___ m__ p_____ k__ m__ f_ u________ H-o- m-e p-n-e- k-n m-n f- u-b-t-l-? ------------------------------------ Hvor mye penger kan man få utbetalt? 0
Which credit cards can one use? Hv-l---kr-----ko-t ----m-n bruk-? H_____ k__________ k__ m__ b_____ H-i-k- k-e-i-t-o-t k-n m-n b-u-e- --------------------------------- Hvilke kredittkort kan man bruke? 0

Does a universal grammar exist?

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