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en To like something   »   ka სურვილი

70 [seventy]

To like something

To like something

70 [სამოცდაათი]

70 [samotsdaati]

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Would you like to smoke? მ-წ-ვა-გ----ვ-? მ_____ გ_______ მ-წ-ვ- გ-ე-ა-თ- --------------- მოწევა გნებავთ? 0
mo-s'eva--n---vt? m_______ g_______ m-t-'-v- g-e-a-t- ----------------- mots'eva gnebavt?
Would you like to dance? ცე-----ნ-ბ-ვთ? ც____ გ_______ ც-კ-ა გ-ე-ა-თ- -------------- ცეკვა გნებავთ? 0
t-e---- gnebavt? t______ g_______ t-e-'-a g-e-a-t- ---------------- tsek'va gnebavt?
Would you like to go for a walk? გ-ს-ი---ბ- გნ--ა--? გ_________ გ_______ გ-ს-ი-ნ-ბ- გ-ე-ა-თ- ------------------- გასეირნება გნებავთ? 0
ga-ei--e-- gne-a-t? g_________ g_______ g-s-i-n-b- g-e-a-t- ------------------- gaseirneba gnebavt?
I would like to smoke. მო---ა მ----. მ_____ მ_____ მ-წ-ვ- მ-ნ-ა- ------------- მოწევა მინდა. 0
mo-s'-v- m-nd-. m_______ m_____ m-t-'-v- m-n-a- --------------- mots'eva minda.
Would you like a cigarette? გ-ნ-ა-ს-გ-რე--? გ____ ს________ გ-ნ-ა ს-გ-რ-ტ-? --------------- გინდა სიგარეტი? 0
gi-da-si-----'-? g____ s_________ g-n-a s-g-r-t-i- ---------------- ginda sigaret'i?
He wants a light. მ-ს--------უნ--. მ__ ც_____ უ____ მ-ს ც-ც-ლ- უ-დ-. ---------------- მას ცეცხლი უნდა. 0
m----s--s-hli u--a. m__ t________ u____ m-s t-e-s-h-i u-d-. ------------------- mas tsetskhli unda.
I want to drink something. რა-ი- დალე-ა მ--დ-. რ____ დ_____ მ_____ რ-მ-ს დ-ლ-ვ- მ-ნ-ა- ------------------- რამის დალევა მინდა. 0
ra-is -a-e-- -ind-. r____ d_____ m_____ r-m-s d-l-v- m-n-a- ------------------- ramis daleva minda.
I want to eat something. რა--ს----ა --ნ-ა. რ____ ჭ___ მ_____ რ-მ-ს ჭ-მ- მ-ნ-ა- ----------------- რამის ჭამა მინდა. 0
rami- -h'ama mi---. r____ c_____ m_____ r-m-s c-'-m- m-n-a- ------------------- ramis ch'ama minda.
I want to relax a little. მი--- ცოტა-დ---სვე-ო. მ____ ც___ დ_________ მ-ნ-ა ც-ტ- დ-ვ-ს-ე-ო- --------------------- მინდა ცოტა დავისვენო. 0
m--da --ot-----v-sv-n-. m____ t_____ d_________ m-n-a t-o-'- d-v-s-e-o- ----------------------- minda tsot'a davisveno.
I want to ask you something. რა-აც--ი--ა გ---ხ--. რ____ მ____ გ_______ რ-ღ-ც მ-ნ-ა გ-ი-ხ-თ- -------------------- რაღაც მინდა გკითხოთ. 0
ra-------i--a--k'-tkh-t. r______ m____ g_________ r-g-a-s m-n-a g-'-t-h-t- ------------------------ raghats minda gk'itkhot.
I want to ask you for something. რ---- მ--და -თხ----. რ____ მ____ გ_______ რ-ღ-ც მ-ნ-ა გ-ხ-ვ-თ- -------------------- რაღაც მინდა გთხოვოთ. 0
ragh--- --nda -tkhovo-. r______ m____ g________ r-g-a-s m-n-a g-k-o-o-. ----------------------- raghats minda gtkhovot.
I want to treat you to something. რ-მ-ზ--მი--ა-და--ა---ო-. რ_____ მ____ დ__________ რ-მ-ზ- მ-ნ-ა დ-გ-ა-ი-ო-. ------------------------ რამეზე მინდა დაგპატიჟოთ. 0
ram-z---i-da--a--'a-'-zho-. r_____ m____ d_____________ r-m-z- m-n-a d-g-'-t-i-h-t- --------------------------- rameze minda dagp'at'izhot.
What would you like? რა---ება-თ? რ_ გ_______ რ- გ-ე-ა-თ- ----------- რა გნებავთ? 0
r- gneb-vt? r_ g_______ r- g-e-a-t- ----------- ra gnebavt?
Would you like a coffee? გნებ--- -რ----იქ---ა-ა? გ______ ე___ ჭ___ ყ____ გ-ე-ა-თ ე-თ- ჭ-ქ- ყ-ვ-? ----------------------- გნებავთ ერთი ჭიქა ყავა? 0
gne-av---r-i----i-a qa-a? g______ e___ c_____ q____ g-e-a-t e-t- c-'-k- q-v-? ------------------------- gnebavt erti ch'ika qava?
Or do you prefer a tea? თუ-ერთი -ი-ა-ჩ-- გი-------თ? თ_ ე___ ჭ___ ჩ__ გ__________ თ- ე-თ- ჭ-ქ- ჩ-ი გ-რ-ე-ნ-ა-? ---------------------------- თუ ერთი ჭიქა ჩაი გირჩევნიათ? 0
tu---t- --'ik- -h-i-------vn-at? t_ e___ c_____ c___ g___________ t- e-t- c-'-k- c-a- g-r-h-v-i-t- -------------------------------- tu erti ch'ika chai girchevniat?
We want to drive home. ჩვ-ნ--ა--ში--ასვ-ა-------. ჩ___ ს_____ წ_____ გ______ ჩ-ე- ს-ხ-შ- წ-ს-ლ- გ-ი-დ-. -------------------------- ჩვენ სახლში წასვლა გვინდა. 0
c---- s--h--h- --'-s-l- gvi--a. c____ s_______ t_______ g______ c-v-n s-k-l-h- t-'-s-l- g-i-d-. ------------------------------- chven sakhlshi ts'asvla gvinda.
Do you want a taxi? ტაქ-- -------? ტ____ გ_______ ტ-ქ-ი გ-ე-ა-თ- -------------- ტაქსი გნებავთ? 0
t----- g--b---? t_____ g_______ t-a-s- g-e-a-t- --------------- t'aksi gnebavt?
They want to make a call. თ---ნ დარ---ა--ნე-ავ-. თ____ დ______ გ_______ თ-ვ-ნ დ-რ-კ-ა გ-ე-ა-თ- ---------------------- თქვენ დარეკვა გნებავთ. 0
tkv---d------- gneb-v-. t____ d_______ g_______ t-v-n d-r-k-v- g-e-a-t- ----------------------- tkven darek'va gnebavt.

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