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51 [fifty-one]

Running errands

Running errands

51 [femtiein / ein og femti]

Running errands

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I want to go to the library. E- -k-l -- -ib-iot--et. Eg skal på biblioteket. E- s-a- p- b-b-i-t-k-t- ----------------------- Eg skal på biblioteket. 0
I want to go to the bookstore. E- -----til--ok-a-d-l--. Eg skal til bokhandelen. E- s-a- t-l b-k-a-d-l-n- ------------------------ Eg skal til bokhandelen. 0
I want to go to the newspaper stand. E--------i--kio--e-. Eg skal til kiosken. E- s-a- t-l k-o-k-n- -------------------- Eg skal til kiosken. 0
I want to borrow a book. Eg s--- lå-- ei -o-. Eg skal låne ei bok. E- s-a- l-n- e- b-k- -------------------- Eg skal låne ei bok. 0
I want to buy a book. Eg -ka--k---e-ei -ok. Eg skal kjøpe ei bok. E- s-a- k-ø-e e- b-k- --------------------- Eg skal kjøpe ei bok. 0
I want to buy a newspaper. E- -k-l-k-øp-----avi-. Eg skal kjøpe ei avis. E- s-a- k-ø-e e- a-i-. ---------------------- Eg skal kjøpe ei avis. 0
I want to go to the library to borrow a book. Eg -kal--å b---iot---- -o--å----e-ei bo-. Eg skal på biblioteket for å låne ei bok. E- s-a- p- b-b-i-t-k-t f-r å l-n- e- b-k- ----------------------------------------- Eg skal på biblioteket for å låne ei bok. 0
I want to go to the bookstore to buy a book. E---k-- -il b--h-n-el-----r-- --øpe -----k. Eg skal til bokhandelen for å kjøpe ei bok. E- s-a- t-l b-k-a-d-l-n f-r å k-ø-e e- b-k- ------------------------------------------- Eg skal til bokhandelen for å kjøpe ei bok. 0
I want to go to the kiosk / newspaper stand to buy a newspaper. Eg-s-al-t---kio-ken--or ---j-p- -i -v-s. Eg skal til kiosken for å kjøpe ei avis. E- s-a- t-l k-o-k-n f-r å k-ø-e e- a-i-. ---------------------------------------- Eg skal til kiosken for å kjøpe ei avis. 0
I want to go to the optician. E--sk-l --l-op-ik-re-. Eg skal til optikaren. E- s-a- t-l o-t-k-r-n- ---------------------- Eg skal til optikaren. 0
I want to go to the supermarket. E------ --- su-e-m-r------. Eg skal til supermarknaden. E- s-a- t-l s-p-r-a-k-a-e-. --------------------------- Eg skal til supermarknaden. 0
I want to go to the bakery. E- sk---ti- -ak--en. Eg skal til bakaren. E- s-a- t-l b-k-r-n- -------------------- Eg skal til bakaren. 0
I want to buy some glasses. Eg ska- k---- bri--e-. Eg skal kjøpe briller. E- s-a- k-ø-e b-i-l-r- ---------------------- Eg skal kjøpe briller. 0
I want to buy fruit and vegetables. E--s--l-k--pe-----t--g -r-ns-ker. Eg skal kjøpe frukt og grønsaker. E- s-a- k-ø-e f-u-t o- g-ø-s-k-r- --------------------------------- Eg skal kjøpe frukt og grønsaker. 0
I want to buy rolls and bread. E--s--l ---pe r-n---y--e o----ød. Eg skal kjøpe rundstykke og brød. E- s-a- k-ø-e r-n-s-y-k- o- b-ø-. --------------------------------- Eg skal kjøpe rundstykke og brød. 0
I want to go to the optician to buy glasses. E- skal ti- -pt-kar-n f-- å kj-pe -r--l--. Eg skal til optikaren for å kjøpe briller. E- s-a- t-l o-t-k-r-n f-r å k-ø-e b-i-l-r- ------------------------------------------ Eg skal til optikaren for å kjøpe briller. 0
I want to go to the supermarket to buy fruit and vegetables. E----a- t-l s---rma-k-ad---f---- ---pe----------gr---aker. Eg skal til supermarknaden for å kjøpe frukt og grønsaker. E- s-a- t-l s-p-r-a-k-a-e- f-r å k-ø-e f-u-t o- g-ø-s-k-r- ---------------------------------------------------------- Eg skal til supermarknaden for å kjøpe frukt og grønsaker. 0
I want to go to the baker to buy rolls and bread. Eg s--l ti--------n f-- ----ø-e r-n-st---e--g -rø-. Eg skal til bakaren for å kjøpe rundstykke og brød. E- s-a- t-l b-k-r-n f-r å k-ø-e r-n-s-y-k- o- b-ø-. --------------------------------------------------- Eg skal til bakaren for å kjøpe rundstykke og brød. 0

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