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en To need – to want to   »   eo bezoni - voli

69 [sixty-nine]

To need – to want to

To need – to want to

69 [sesdek naŭ]

bezoni - voli

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I need a bed. Mi b--o-----ito-. M_ b______ l_____ M- b-z-n-s l-t-n- ----------------- Mi bezonas liton. 0
I want to sleep. M--v-l-s ---mi. M_ v____ d_____ M- v-l-s d-r-i- --------------- Mi volas dormi. 0
Is there a bed here? Ĉ------s-li-o -i---e? Ĉ_ e____ l___ ĉ______ Ĉ- e-t-s l-t- ĉ---i-? --------------------- Ĉu estas lito ĉi-tie? 0
I need a lamp. M--b----a-----p--. M_ b______ l______ M- b-z-n-s l-m-o-. ------------------ Mi bezonas lampon. 0
I want to read. M--v-l-s-legi. M_ v____ l____ M- v-l-s l-g-. -------------- Mi volas legi. 0
Is there a lamp here? Ĉ- ----s--a-p- -i-t-e? Ĉ_ e____ l____ ĉ______ Ĉ- e-t-s l-m-o ĉ---i-? ---------------------- Ĉu estas lampo ĉi-tie? 0
I need a telephone. M--b---n-- --le---on. M_ b______ t_________ M- b-z-n-s t-l-f-n-n- --------------------- Mi bezonas telefonon. 0
I want to make a call. M- -ola--t--efo-i. M_ v____ t________ M- v-l-s t-l-f-n-. ------------------ Mi volas telefoni. 0
Is there a telephone here? Ĉ- e---- tel----------ie? Ĉ_ e____ t_______ ĉ______ Ĉ- e-t-s t-l-f-n- ĉ---i-? ------------------------- Ĉu estas telefono ĉi-tie? 0
I need a camera. Mi b-zon-s f---lon. M_ b______ f_______ M- b-z-n-s f-t-l-n- ------------------- Mi bezonas fotilon. 0
I want to take photographs. Mi v-la- f--i. M_ v____ f____ M- v-l-s f-t-. -------------- Mi volas foti. 0
Is there a camera here? Ĉu-e-----f-t--o ----i-? Ĉ_ e____ f_____ ĉ______ Ĉ- e-t-s f-t-l- ĉ---i-? ----------------------- Ĉu estas fotilo ĉi-tie? 0
I need a computer. M--bezonas k--putilo-. M_ b______ k__________ M- b-z-n-s k-m-u-i-o-. ---------------------- Mi bezonas komputilon. 0
I want to send an email. M--vo-as-se-di--et-----on. M_ v____ s____ r__________ M- v-l-s s-n-i r-t-e-a-o-. -------------------------- Mi volas sendi retmesaĝon. 0
Is there a computer here? Ĉ---st-s --------o ---tie? Ĉ_ e____ k________ ĉ______ Ĉ- e-t-s k-m-u-i-o ĉ---i-? -------------------------- Ĉu estas komputilo ĉi-tie? 0
I need a pen. Mi-bezo-as-gl--s-r--il-n. M_ b______ g_____________ M- b-z-n-s g-o-s-r-b-l-n- ------------------------- Mi bezonas globskribilon. 0
I want to write something. M- -o----i-n---ri--. M_ v____ i__ s______ M- v-l-s i-n s-r-b-. -------------------- Mi volas ion skribi. 0
Is there a sheet of paper and a pen here? Ĉ--e--as p---rf--io -aj-gl-bsk-ibilo -i---e? Ĉ_ e____ p_________ k__ g___________ ĉ______ Ĉ- e-t-s p-p-r-o-i- k-j g-o-s-r-b-l- ĉ---i-? -------------------------------------------- Ĉu estas paperfolio kaj globskribilo ĉi-tie? 0

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