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89 [eighty-nine]

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You are so lazy – don’t be so lazy! Du er-s- ---en!-- -æ- -o- --ke så dov-n! D_ e_ s_ d_____ – V__ d__ i___ s_ d_____ D- e- s- d-v-n- – V-r d-g i-k- s- d-v-n- ---------------------------------------- Du er så doven! – Vær dog ikke så doven! 0
You sleep for so long – don’t sleep so late! D- -o-e- --------!---S-v-dog i--e s- -æn--! D_ s____ s_ l_____ – S__ d__ i___ s_ l_____ D- s-v-r s- l-n-e- – S-v d-g i-k- s- l-n-e- ------------------------------------------- Du sover så længe! – Sov dog ikke så længe! 0
You come home so late – don’t come home so late! Du ko--e- -å--or s-n--–--om-do--ikke så --nt! D_ k_____ s_ f__ s___ – k__ d__ i___ s_ s____ D- k-m-e- s- f-r s-n- – k-m d-g i-k- s- s-n-! --------------------------------------------- Du kommer så for sent – kom dog ikke så sent! 0
You laugh so loudly – don’t laugh so loudly! Du-g-in-- -- høj-! –----- -o- ikk--så--øjt D_ g_____ s_ h____ – G___ d__ i___ s_ h___ D- g-i-e- s- h-j-! – G-i- d-g i-k- s- h-j- ------------------------------------------ Du griner så højt! – Grin dog ikke så højt 0
You speak so softly – don’t speak so softly! D--taler så ---t ----l --- i--e-så ---t! D_ t____ s_ l___ – t__ d__ i___ s_ l____ D- t-l-r s- l-v- – t-l d-g i-k- s- l-v-! ---------------------------------------- Du taler så lavt – tal dog ikke så lavt! 0
You drink too much – don’t drink so much! D- d-ikke- fo- -eg-- – -------- i------------! D_ d______ f__ m____ – d___ d__ i___ s_ m_____ D- d-i-k-r f-r m-g-t – d-i- d-g i-k- s- m-g-t- ---------------------------------------------- Du drikker for meget – drik dog ikke så meget! 0
You smoke too much – don’t smoke so much! D- ry-er -o---e--t----yg-d-g i-k- så meg-t! D_ r____ f__ m____ – r__ d__ i___ s_ m_____ D- r-g-r f-r m-g-t – r-g d-g i-k- s- m-g-t- ------------------------------------------- Du ryger for meget – ryg dog ikke så meget! 0
You work too much – don’t work so much! D- -r--j----f-- meget-– --b--- d-- i-ke-så--e-et! D_ a_______ f__ m____ – a_____ d__ i___ s_ m_____ D- a-b-j-e- f-r m-g-t – a-b-j- d-g i-k- s- m-g-t- ------------------------------------------------- Du arbejder for meget – arbejd dog ikke så meget! 0
You drive too fast – don’t drive so fast! D--k---r -å h-rti-t –--ø- d---ikke ---hurt-gt! D_ k____ s_ h______ – k__ d__ i___ s_ h_______ D- k-r-r s- h-r-i-t – k-r d-g i-k- s- h-r-i-t- ---------------------------------------------- Du kører så hurtigt – kør dog ikke så hurtigt! 0
Get up, Mr. Miller! S-- --,---.-M-l--r! S__ o__ h__ M______ S-å o-, h-. M-l-e-! ------------------- Stå op, hr. Müller! 0
Sit down, Mr. Miller! S-- -ig---r.-Mü--e-! S__ d___ h__ M______ S-t d-g- h-. M-l-e-! -------------------- Sæt dig, hr. Müller! 0
Remain seated, Mr. Miller! Bl-- ----ende------ü----! B___ s_______ h__ M______ B-i- s-d-e-d- h-. M-l-e-! ------------------------- Bliv siddende hr. Müller! 0
Be patient! Væ---å-m---g! V__ t________ V-r t-l-o-i-! ------------- Vær tålmodig! 0
Take your time! Ta--di----d! T__ d__ t___ T-g d-g t-d- ------------ Tag dig tid! 0
Wait a moment! V-n- e- --eb-i-! V___ e_ ø_______ V-n- e- ø-e-l-k- ---------------- Vent et øjeblik! 0
Be careful! Væ--forsigt-g! V__ f_________ V-r f-r-i-t-g- -------------- Vær forsigtig! 0
Be punctual! V-r-pun---i-! V__ p________ V-r p-n-t-i-! ------------- Vær punktlig! 0
Don’t be stupid! Vær----e-d--! V__ i___ d___ V-r i-k- d-m- ------------- Vær ikke dum! 0

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