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en To need – to want to   »   sk potrebovať – chcieť

69 [sixty-nine]

To need – to want to

To need – to want to

69 [šesťdesiatdeväť]

potrebovať – chcieť

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I need a bed. Pot---u-em--os-e-. P_________ p______ P-t-e-u-e- p-s-e-. ------------------ Potrebujem posteľ. 0
I want to sleep. Chc---spa-. C____ s____ C-c-m s-a-. ----------- Chcem spať. 0
Is there a bed here? Je-tu--o-teľ? J_ t_ p______ J- t- p-s-e-? ------------- Je tu posteľ? 0
I need a lamp. Po-rebu-em l-m--. P_________ l_____ P-t-e-u-e- l-m-u- ----------------- Potrebujem lampu. 0
I want to read. Ch--m-čít--. C____ č_____ C-c-m č-t-ť- ------------ Chcem čítať. 0
Is there a lamp here? Je tu-la--a? J_ t_ l_____ J- t- l-m-a- ------------ Je tu lampa? 0
I need a telephone. Po-----jem-tel---n. P_________ t_______ P-t-e-u-e- t-l-f-n- ------------------- Potrebujem telefón. 0
I want to make a call. Chc-m---le--n-vať. C____ t___________ C-c-m t-l-f-n-v-ť- ------------------ Chcem telefonovať. 0
Is there a telephone here? Je-t--t----ó-? J_ t_ t_______ J- t- t-l-f-n- -------------- Je tu telefón? 0
I need a camera. P---eb--em-f-t-apar--. P_________ f__________ P-t-e-u-e- f-t-a-a-á-. ---------------------- Potrebujem fotoaparát. 0
I want to take photographs. C-c-m -ot-g---ov--. C____ f____________ C-c-m f-t-g-a-o-a-. ------------------- Chcem fotografovať. 0
Is there a camera here? Je -- -oto-parát? J_ t_ f__________ J- t- f-t-a-a-á-? ----------------- Je tu fotoaparát? 0
I need a computer. Pot-e-u--- p--í---. P_________ p_______ P-t-e-u-e- p-č-t-č- ------------------- Potrebujem počítač. 0
I want to send an email. Chce-------- e--a--. C____ p_____ e______ C-c-m p-s-a- e-m-i-. -------------------- Chcem poslať e-mail. 0
Is there a computer here? J---u ne-ak---očí-ač? J_ t_ n_____ p_______ J- t- n-j-k- p-č-t-č- --------------------- Je tu nejaký počítač? 0
I need a pen. P-tr--u-----ul---o-- p--o. P_________ g________ p____ P-t-e-u-e- g-l-č-o-é p-r-. -------------------------- Potrebujem gulôčkové pero. 0
I want to write something. C-cem --eč- --p---ť. C____ n____ n_______ C-c-m n-e-o n-p-s-ť- -------------------- Chcem niečo napísať. 0
Is there a sheet of paper and a pen here? Je t----so--p-pie------u-ô-kov--pe--? J_ t_ k____ p______ a g________ p____ J- t- k-s-k p-p-e-a a g-l-č-o-é p-r-? ------------------------------------- Je tu kúsok papiera a gulôčkové pero? 0

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