Phrasebook

en To need – to want to   »   no trenge – ville

69 [sixty-nine]

To need – to want to

To need – to want to

69 [sekstini]

trenge – ville

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I need a bed. J-----e------n-se--. J__ t______ e_ s____ J-g t-e-g-r e- s-n-. -------------------- Jeg trenger en seng. 0
I want to sleep. J-g-vil-sove. J__ v__ s____ J-g v-l s-v-. ------------- Jeg vil sove. 0
Is there a bed here? F---e---et-e- seng --r? F_____ d__ e_ s___ h___ F-n-e- d-t e- s-n- h-r- ----------------------- Finnes det en seng her? 0
I need a lamp. Jeg-t-e--er en l-mpe. J__ t______ e_ l_____ J-g t-e-g-r e- l-m-e- --------------------- Jeg trenger en lampe. 0
I want to read. Je---i--l-s-. J__ v__ l____ J-g v-l l-s-. ------------- Jeg vil lese. 0
Is there a lamp here? Fin----d-t-e- l-mpe-her? F_____ d__ e_ l____ h___ F-n-e- d-t e- l-m-e h-r- ------------------------ Finnes det en lampe her? 0
I need a telephone. J---trenger--n -e-e-on. J__ t______ e_ t_______ J-g t-e-g-r e- t-l-f-n- ----------------------- Jeg trenger en telefon. 0
I want to make a call. Jeg-v-l r-n-e. J__ v__ r_____ J-g v-l r-n-e- -------------- Jeg vil ringe. 0
Is there a telephone here? F--n-s d-t--n---l-f-n-h-r? F_____ d__ e_ t______ h___ F-n-e- d-t e- t-l-f-n h-r- -------------------------- Finnes det en telefon her? 0
I need a camera. J---tr-n-e--e----me--. J__ t______ e_ k______ J-g t-e-g-r e- k-m-r-. ---------------------- Jeg trenger et kamera. 0
I want to take photographs. J-g---l -a -ilde-. J__ v__ t_ b______ J-g v-l t- b-l-e-. ------------------ Jeg vil ta bilder. 0
Is there a camera here? F-n--- d-- e--kam-ra--e-? F_____ d__ e_ k_____ h___ F-n-e- d-t e- k-m-r- h-r- ------------------------- Finnes det et kamera her? 0
I need a computer. J-g-tren-er -- --ta-as---. J__ t______ e_ d__________ J-g t-e-g-r e- d-t-m-s-i-. -------------------------- Jeg trenger en datamaskin. 0
I want to send an email. J---vil-s-n-e--------t. J__ v__ s____ e_ e_____ J-g v-l s-n-e e- e-o-t- ----------------------- Jeg vil sende en epost. 0
Is there a computer here? F---es-de- e- d-tam--k-n--er? F_____ d__ e_ d_________ h___ F-n-e- d-t e- d-t-m-s-i- h-r- ----------------------------- Finnes det en datamaskin her? 0
I need a pen. Jeg t-e--er e---ul--en-. J__ t______ e_ k________ J-g t-e-g-r e- k-l-p-n-. ------------------------ Jeg trenger en kulepenn. 0
I want to write something. J-g-v----k---e -oe. J__ v__ s_____ n___ J-g v-l s-r-v- n-e- ------------------- Jeg vil skrive noe. 0
Is there a sheet of paper and a pen here? Finn-s--et-et --k--g -- k-le-e-- her? F_____ d__ e_ a__ o_ e_ k_______ h___ F-n-e- d-t e- a-k o- e- k-l-p-n- h-r- ------------------------------------- Finnes det et ark og en kulepenn her? 0

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