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en To need – to want to   »   hr trebati – htjeti

69 [sixty-nine]

To need – to want to

To need – to want to

69 [šezdeset i devet]

trebati – htjeti

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I need a bed. Treba--kre--t. T_____ k______ T-e-a- k-e-e-. -------------- Trebam krevet. 0
I want to sleep. Hoću--pav---. H___ s_______ H-ć- s-a-a-i- ------------- Hoću spavati. 0
Is there a bed here? Ima l- --dje kre-e-? I__ l_ o____ k______ I-a l- o-d-e k-e-e-? -------------------- Ima li ovdje krevet? 0
I need a lamp. T----m-la-p-. T_____ l_____ T-e-a- l-m-u- ------------- Trebam lampu. 0
I want to read. Ho--------i. H___ č______ H-ć- č-t-t-. ------------ Hoću čitati. 0
Is there a lamp here? I-a li ---je la--a? I__ l_ o____ l_____ I-a l- o-d-e l-m-a- ------------------- Ima li ovdje lampa? 0
I need a telephone. T--bam----e-o-. T_____ t_______ T-e-a- t-l-f-n- --------------- Trebam telefon. 0
I want to make a call. Žel-m --l----i-ati. Ž____ t____________ Ž-l-m t-l-f-n-r-t-. ------------------- Želim telefonirati. 0
Is there a telephone here? Ima-l- -vdj--te-efon? I__ l_ o____ t_______ I-a l- o-d-e t-l-f-n- --------------------- Ima li ovdje telefon? 0
I need a camera. Trebam je-n- -a--ru. T_____ j____ k______ T-e-a- j-d-u k-m-r-. -------------------- Trebam jednu kameru. 0
I want to take photographs. H--- --togr--i--t-. H___ f_____________ H-ć- f-t-g-a-i-a-i- ------------------- Hoću fotografirati. 0
Is there a camera here? I-- l- -vdje -ot--p--a-? I__ l_ o____ f__________ I-a l- o-d-e f-t-a-a-a-? ------------------------ Ima li ovdje fotoaparat? 0
I need a computer. Tr--a----ču-a--. T_____ r________ T-e-a- r-č-n-l-. ---------------- Trebam računalo. 0
I want to send an email. H--u p-s-a-i e---i-. H___ p______ e______ H-ć- p-s-a-i e-m-i-. -------------------- Hoću poslati e-mail. 0
Is there a computer here? Ima--i-o-dj-----u--lo? I__ l_ o____ r________ I-a l- o-d-e r-č-n-l-? ---------------------- Ima li ovdje računalo? 0
I need a pen. T------kem---k-. T_____ k________ T-e-a- k-m-j-k-. ---------------- Trebam kemijsku. 0
I want to write something. H-ć- n-š-o-napi-at-. H___ n____ n________ H-ć- n-š-o n-p-s-t-. -------------------- Hoću nešto napisati. 0
Is there a sheet of paper and a pen here? Im- li ------p-p-r-i --mi--ka olovka? I__ l_ o____ p____ i k_______ o______ I-a l- o-d-e p-p-r i k-m-j-k- o-o-k-? ------------------------------------- Ima li ovdje papir i kemijska olovka? 0

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