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89 [eighty-nine]

Imperative 1

Imperative 1

89 [nege en tagtig]

Imperatief 1

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You are so lazy – don’t be so lazy! J---s so -ui---mo---n-- s- --- w-e- ni-! J_ i_ s_ l__ – m___ n__ s_ l__ w___ n___ J- i- s- l-i – m-e- n-e s- l-i w-e- n-e- ---------------------------------------- Jy is so lui – moet nie so lui wees nie! 0
You sleep for so long – don’t sleep so late! Jy sl-ap--o -a---–-moe- -ie -- lank -la-p--ie! J_ s____ s_ l___ – m___ n__ s_ l___ s____ n___ J- s-a-p s- l-n- – m-e- n-e s- l-n- s-a-p n-e- ---------------------------------------------- Jy slaap so lank – moet nie so lank slaap nie! 0
You come home so late – don’t come home so late! J--kom--- la---–--oet-ni- -o-laa--kom n--! J_ k__ s_ l___ – m___ n__ s_ l___ k__ n___ J- k-m s- l-a- – m-e- n-e s- l-a- k-m n-e- ------------------------------------------ Jy kom so laat – moet nie so laat kom nie! 0
You laugh so loudly – don’t laugh so loudly! J- -ag s--h-rd-- mo-t n-e s- --rd-----n-e! J_ l__ s_ h___ – m___ n__ s_ h___ l__ n___ J- l-g s- h-r- – m-e- n-e s- h-r- l-g n-e- ------------------------------------------ Jy lag so hard – moet nie so hard lag nie! 0
You speak so softly – don’t speak so softly! J- praat ----a- –-m-e- --e so-s-g-p--a- ---! J_ p____ s_ s__ – m___ n__ s_ s__ p____ n___ J- p-a-t s- s-g – m-e- n-e s- s-g p-a-t n-e- -------------------------------------------- Jy praat so sag – moet nie so sag praat nie! 0
You drink too much – don’t drink so much! Jy ----k te--e-l-–-moe--n-e-s----ie ---nk-n-e! J_ d____ t_ v___ – m___ n__ s_ b___ d____ n___ J- d-i-k t- v-e- – m-e- n-e s- b-i- d-i-k n-e- ---------------------------------------------- Jy drink te veel – moet nie so baie drink nie! 0
You smoke too much – don’t smoke so much! Jy--ook--e v--l - -o-t -i--s--bai- r-ok n-e! J_ r___ t_ v___ – m___ n__ s_ b___ r___ n___ J- r-o- t- v-e- – m-e- n-e s- b-i- r-o- n-e- -------------------------------------------- Jy rook te veel – moet nie so baie rook nie! 0
You work too much – don’t work so much! J- w--- -e -eel-– moet---- so-baie -erk--ie! J_ w___ t_ v___ – m___ n__ s_ b___ w___ n___ J- w-r- t- v-e- – m-e- n-e s- b-i- w-r- n-e- -------------------------------------------- Jy werk te veel – moet nie so baie werk nie! 0
You drive too fast – don’t drive so fast! Jy--y t----nn-----moe- n---s--vin-i- r----e! J_ r_ t_ v_____ – m___ n__ s_ v_____ r_ n___ J- r- t- v-n-i- – m-e- n-e s- v-n-i- r- n-e- -------------------------------------------- Jy ry te vinnig – moet nie so vinnig ry nie! 0
Get up, Mr. Miller! St-a- -p- M--eer--ü-ler! S____ o__ M_____ M______ S-a-n o-, M-n-e- M-l-e-! ------------------------ Staan op, Meneer Müller! 0
Sit down, Mr. Miller! S-t,--e---- Mü--e-! S___ M_____ M______ S-t- M-n-e- M-l-e-! ------------------- Sit, Meneer Müller! 0
Remain seated, Mr. Miller! Bly s-t,--e--e- -ü-ler! B__ s___ M_____ M______ B-y s-t- M-n-e- M-l-e-! ----------------------- Bly sit, Meneer Müller! 0
Be patient! W-------ul-ig! W___ g________ W-e- g-d-l-i-! -------------- Wees geduldig! 0
Take your time! Ne-m-u-t--! N___ u t___ N-e- u t-d- ----------- Neem u tyd! 0
Wait a moment! W---’--oomb-i-! W__ ’_ o_______ W-g ’- o-m-l-k- --------------- Wag ’n oomblik! 0
Be careful! Wees-vers-gt-g! W___ v_________ W-e- v-r-i-t-g- --------------- Wees versigtig! 0
Be punctual! Wees --ty--! W___ b______ W-e- b-t-d-! ------------ Wees betyds! 0
Don’t be stupid! M--- nie do- w-es n-e! M___ n__ d__ w___ n___ M-e- n-e d-m w-e- n-e- ---------------------- Moet nie dom wees nie! 0

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