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82 [eighty-two]

Past tense 2

Past tense 2

82 [kaheksakümmend kaks]

Minevik 2

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Did you have to call an ambulance? Pid-d sa-------i ---s-m-? P____ s_ k______ k_______ P-d-d s- k-i-a-i k-t-u-a- ------------------------- Pidid sa kiirabi kutsuma? 0
Did you have to call the doctor? P-did--- ars----u-s-m-? P____ s_ a____ k_______ P-d-d s- a-s-i k-t-u-a- ----------------------- Pidid sa arsti kutsuma? 0
Did you have to call the police? P---- sa-pol-ts-- ku---ma? P____ s_ p_______ k_______ P-d-d s- p-l-t-e- k-t-u-a- -------------------------- Pidid sa politsei kutsuma? 0
Do you have the telephone number? I had it just now. K---tei---- s-e t--ef-nin------ --tk --ga---ol--m-l --e vee-. K__ t___ o_ s__ t______________ H___ t_____ o__ m__ s__ v____ K-s t-i- o- s-e t-l-f-n-n-m-e-? H-t- t-g-s- o-i m-l s-e v-e-. ------------------------------------------------------------- Kas teil on see telefoninumber? Hetk tagasi oli mul see veel. 0
Do you have the address? I had it just now. K-- -----o- -ee-aad----- H-tk taga-i-----m-l---e-v---. K__ t___ o_ s__ a_______ H___ t_____ o__ m__ s__ v____ K-s t-i- o- s-e a-d-e-s- H-t- t-g-s- o-i m-l s-e v-e-. ------------------------------------------------------ Kas teil on see aadress? Hetk tagasi oli mul see veel. 0
Do you have the city map? I had it just now. K-- t--- o- --nn-ka-r-- -e-k--a---i o-i-m-- s-e ---l. K__ t___ o_ l__________ H___ t_____ o__ m__ s__ v____ K-s t-i- o- l-n-a-a-r-? H-t- t-g-s- o-i m-l s-e v-e-. ----------------------------------------------------- Kas teil on linnakaart? Hetk tagasi oli mul see veel. 0
Did he come on time? He could not come on time. Tu---ta--ä-sel---T---- --anud-täp--l--t-l-a. T___ t_ t_______ T_ e_ s_____ t______ t_____ T-l- t- t-p-e-t- T- e- s-a-u- t-p-e-t t-l-a- -------------------------------------------- Tuli ta täpselt? Ta ei saanud täpselt tulla. 0
Did he find the way? He could not find the way. Le-d-s----tee?--a e---e-dn-d-t-ed. L_____ t_ t___ T_ e_ l______ t____ L-i-i- t- t-e- T- e- l-i-n-d t-e-. ---------------------------------- Leidis ta tee? Ta ei leidnud teed. 0
Did he understand you? He could not understand me. S----a --n-st------Ta-e---aanu-----u-t--r-. S__ t_ s_____ a___ T_ e_ s_____ m_____ a___ S-i t- s-n-s- a-u- T- e- s-a-u- m-n-s- a-u- ------------------------------------------- Sai ta sinust aru? Ta ei saanud minust aru. 0
Why could you not come on time? M-k- ---sa-n----- t--se-t-t-l--? M___ e_ s_____ s_ t______ t_____ M-k- e- s-a-u- s- t-p-e-t t-l-a- -------------------------------- Miks ei saanud sa täpselt tulla? 0
Why could you not find the way? Miks -a-tee- ei-lei---d? M___ s_ t___ e_ l_______ M-k- s- t-e- e- l-i-n-d- ------------------------ Miks sa teed ei leidnud? 0
Why could you not understand him? Mi-s------m-s----u ---s-a-ud? M___ s_ t_____ a__ e_ s______ M-k- s- t-m-s- a-u e- s-a-u-? ----------------------------- Miks sa temast aru ei saanud? 0
I could not come on time because there were no buses. M- -i--aa--d--ä---lt-jõ----ku-- ü-t--i ----i e----in--. M_ e_ s_____ t______ j____ k___ ü_____ b____ e_ l______ M- e- s-a-u- t-p-e-t j-u-a k-n- ü-t-g- b-s-i e- l-i-u-. ------------------------------------------------------- Ma ei saanud täpselt jõuda kuna ühtegi bussi ei läinud. 0
I could not find the way because I had no city map. Ma e- ----u--t--- l-id- -un- --- e- o---d -----k-a-ti. M_ e_ s_____ t___ l____ k___ m__ e_ o____ l___________ M- e- s-a-u- t-e- l-i-a k-n- m-l e- o-n-d l-n-a-a-r-i- ------------------------------------------------------ Ma ei saanud teed leida kuna mul ei olnud linnakaarti. 0
I could not understand him because the music was so loud. M- ei-saa-u- -e-a-t aru----a-m-u-i-- --i---i-vali. M_ e_ s_____ t_____ a__ k___ m______ o__ n__ v____ M- e- s-a-u- t-m-s- a-u k-n- m-u-i-a o-i n-i v-l-. -------------------------------------------------- Ma ei saanud temast aru kuna muusika oli nii vali. 0
I had to take a taxi. M- p-di--t---o--õ--a. M_ p____ t____ v_____ M- p-d-n t-k-o v-t-a- --------------------- Ma pidin takso võtma. 0
I had to buy a city map. Ma ---in li-na-aa--i -stma. M_ p____ l__________ o_____ M- p-d-n l-n-a-a-r-i o-t-a- --------------------------- Ma pidin linnakaardi ostma. 0
I had to switch off the radio. Ma pi--- ---d-o--ai--emak---e--am-. M_ p____ r_____ v_________ k_______ M- p-d-n r-a-i- v-i-s-m-k- k-e-a-a- ----------------------------------- Ma pidin raadio vaiksemaks keerama. 0

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