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Getting to know others

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Знайомство

[Znay̆omstvo]

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Hi! При---! Привіт! П-и-і-! ------- Привіт! 0
P--v--! Pryvit! P-y-i-! ------- Pryvit!
Hello! До-рог--д-я! Доброго дня! Д-б-о-о д-я- ------------ Доброго дня! 0
D---oho -nya! Dobroho dnya! D-b-o-o d-y-! ------------- Dobroho dnya!
How are you? Я--спр-в-? Як справи? Я- с-р-в-? ---------- Як справи? 0
Y-k-s-rav-? Yak spravy? Y-k s-r-v-? ----------- Yak spravy?
Do you come from Europe? В-----в----? Ви з Європи? В- з Є-р-п-? ------------ Ви з Європи? 0
V- z --v----? Vy z Yevropy? V- z Y-v-o-y- ------------- Vy z Yevropy?
Do you come from America? Ви з -м--и-и? Ви з Америки? В- з А-е-и-и- ------------- Ви з Америки? 0
V--z-A--ryky? Vy z Ameryky? V- z A-e-y-y- ------------- Vy z Ameryky?
Do you come from Asia? В-------ї? Ви з Азії? В- з А-і-? ---------- Ви з Азії? 0
Vy - -z-i-? Vy z Azii-? V- z A-i-̈- ----------- Vy z Aziï?
In which hotel are you staying? У ---му --т----Ви пр-жив-єт-? У якому готелі Ви проживаєте? У я-о-у г-т-л- В- п-о-и-а-т-? ----------------------------- У якому готелі Ви проживаєте? 0
U -----u-h-t-l- Vy p---hy-ayete? U yakomu hoteli Vy prozhyvayete? U y-k-m- h-t-l- V- p-o-h-v-y-t-? -------------------------------- U yakomu hoteli Vy prozhyvayete?
How long have you been here for? Я--до--- В- вж- --т? Як довго Ви вже тут? Я- д-в-о В- в-е т-т- -------------------- Як довго Ви вже тут? 0
Y-k-d-vho Vy --h- -ut? Yak dovho Vy vzhe tut? Y-k d-v-o V- v-h- t-t- ---------------------- Yak dovho Vy vzhe tut?
How long will you be staying? Як-н--о--о-В---ал-ш-єтеся? Як надовго Ви залишаєтеся? Я- н-д-в-о В- з-л-ш-є-е-я- -------------------------- Як надовго Ви залишаєтеся? 0
Y-k---d-v-o--y-zal-s----t-sya? Yak nadovho Vy zalyshayetesya? Y-k n-d-v-o V- z-l-s-a-e-e-y-? ------------------------------ Yak nadovho Vy zalyshayetesya?
Do you like it here? Чи подо-а--ься--а- --т? Чи подобається Вам тут? Ч- п-д-б-є-ь-я В-м т-т- ----------------------- Чи подобається Вам тут? 0
Chy-------ye---y----m--ut? Chy podobayetʹsya Vam tut? C-y p-d-b-y-t-s-a V-m t-t- -------------------------- Chy podobayetʹsya Vam tut?
Are you here on vacation? Ви-ту- - ---п-с--і? Ви тут у відпустці? В- т-т у в-д-у-т-і- ------------------- Ви тут у відпустці? 0
V--t-t----idp-s-tsi? Vy tut u vidpusttsi? V- t-t u v-d-u-t-s-? -------------------- Vy tut u vidpusttsi?
Please do visit me sometime! В-дві-ай------е! Відвідайте мене! В-д-і-а-т- м-н-! ---------------- Відвідайте мене! 0
V---i-ay-t--me--! Vidviday-te mene! V-d-i-a-̆-e m-n-! ----------------- Vidviday̆te mene!
Here is my address. О-ь-моя адреса. Ось моя адреса. О-ь м-я а-р-с-. --------------- Ось моя адреса. 0
O-ʹ-m-ya--d--s-. Osʹ moya adresa. O-ʹ m-y- a-r-s-. ---------------- Osʹ moya adresa.
Shall we see each other tomorrow? M- п-б---м--я за--р-? Mи побачимося завтра? M- п-б-ч-м-с- з-в-р-? --------------------- Mи побачимося завтра? 0
M- p-----y---ya -avtr-? My pobachymosya zavtra? M- p-b-c-y-o-y- z-v-r-? ----------------------- My pobachymosya zavtra?
I am sorry, but I already have plans. На---ль,-я -ж- ---- --п-а--вав-/--ап---у-ал-. На жаль, я вже щось запланував / запланувала. Н- ж-л-, я в-е щ-с- з-п-а-у-а- / з-п-а-у-а-а- --------------------------------------------- На жаль, я вже щось запланував / запланувала. 0
Na--ha-ʹ--ya--zhe----ho-----pl--uva--- ---la--vala. Na zhalʹ, ya vzhe shchosʹ zaplanuvav / zaplanuvala. N- z-a-ʹ- y- v-h- s-c-o-ʹ z-p-a-u-a- / z-p-a-u-a-a- --------------------------------------------------- Na zhalʹ, ya vzhe shchosʹ zaplanuvav / zaplanuvala.
Bye! Б-в--те! Бувайте! Б-в-й-е- -------- Бувайте! 0
B-va-̆-e! Buvay-te! B-v-y-t-! --------- Buvay̆te!
Good bye! Д--по------я! До побачення! Д- п-б-ч-н-я- ------------- До побачення! 0
Do po-a-h-nn-a! Do pobachennya! D- p-b-c-e-n-a- --------------- Do pobachennya!
See you soon! Д---у--річ-! До зустрічі! Д- з-с-р-ч-! ------------ До зустрічі! 0
Do zu-trichi! Do zustrichi! D- z-s-r-c-i- ------------- Do zustrichi!

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