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53 [fifty-three]

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53 [femtiotre]

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We’re looking for a sports shop. V--let-r e-t-r en spor--ffä-. V- l---- e---- e- s---------- V- l-t-r e-t-r e- s-o-t-f-ä-. ----------------------------- Vi letar efter en sportaffär. 0
We’re looking for a butcher shop. V- --ta- -f-e- -n --t-aff--. V- l---- e---- e- k--------- V- l-t-r e-t-r e- k-t-a-f-r- ---------------------------- Vi letar efter en köttaffär. 0
We’re looking for a pharmacy / drugstore (am.). Vi --t-- ---er-et---po-e-. V- l---- e---- e-- a------ V- l-t-r e-t-r e-t a-o-e-. -------------------------- Vi letar efter ett apotek. 0
We want to buy a football. Vi sku-l------igen vil-a-------- -otbo--. V- s----- n------- v---- k--- e- f------- V- s-u-l- n-m-i-e- v-l-a k-p- e- f-t-o-l- ----------------------------------------- Vi skulle nämligen vilja köpa en fotboll. 0
We want to buy salami. V---kul-e ---l-gen v--ja -öp- ---ami. V- s----- n------- v---- k--- s------ V- s-u-l- n-m-i-e- v-l-a k-p- s-l-m-. ------------------------------------- Vi skulle nämligen vilja köpa salami. 0
We want to buy medicine. Vi---ll näml-ge- kö-a m-d-c-n. V- v--- n------- k--- m------- V- v-l- n-m-i-e- k-p- m-d-c-n- ------------------------------ Vi vill nämligen köpa medicin. 0
We’re looking for a sports shop to buy a football. V----t-r-e--e----------a--är- -ö--at--kö-- ----o-b--l. V- l---- e---- e- s---------- f-- a-- k--- e- f------- V- l-t-r e-t-r e- s-o-t-f-ä-, f-r a-t k-p- e- f-t-o-l- ------------------------------------------------------ Vi letar efter en sportaffär, för att köpa en fotboll. 0
We’re looking for a butcher shop to buy salami. Vi---tar-ef-e- -- --tt-ffä-,--ör --- -öp--s-l--i. V- l---- e---- e- k--------- f-- a-- k--- s------ V- l-t-r e-t-r e- k-t-a-f-r- f-r a-t k-p- s-l-m-. ------------------------------------------------- Vi letar efter en köttaffär, för att köpa salami. 0
We’re looking for a drugstore to buy medicine. Vi ---ar--fter--tt a---e-,-f-r--tt--öpa m-d----. V- l---- e---- e-- a------ f-- a-- k--- m------- V- l-t-r e-t-r e-t a-o-e-, f-r a-t k-p- m-d-c-n- ------------------------------------------------ Vi letar efter ett apotek, för att köpa medicin. 0
I’m looking for a jeweller / jeweler (am.). Jag l-t-r e-t----- j--el--a-e. J-- l---- e---- e- j---------- J-g l-t-r e-t-r e- j-v-l-r-r-. ------------------------------ Jag letar efter en juvelerare. 0
I’m looking for a photo equipment store. Ja- l---r eft-r e- -ot-a---r. J-- l---- e---- e- f--------- J-g l-t-r e-t-r e- f-t-a-f-r- ----------------------------- Jag letar efter en fotoaffär. 0
I’m looking for a confectionery. Jag l-ta---f--r-ett---nd---r-. J-- l---- e---- e-- k--------- J-g l-t-r e-t-r e-t k-n-i-o-i- ------------------------------ Jag letar efter ett konditori. 0
I actually plan to buy a ring. J---t----r---ml--en--öp- ---r-n-. J-- t----- n------- k--- e- r---- J-g t-n-e- n-m-i-e- k-p- e- r-n-. --------------------------------- Jag tänker nämligen köpa en ring. 0
I actually plan to buy a roll of film. Jag-t--k--------ge- k-p--e---il-. J-- t----- n------- k--- e- f---- J-g t-n-e- n-m-i-e- k-p- e- f-l-. --------------------------------- Jag tänker nämligen köpa en film. 0
I actually plan to buy a cake. J-g-tän--- -ämlig-n -öpa--- t-rt-. J-- t----- n------- k--- e- t----- J-g t-n-e- n-m-i-e- k-p- e- t-r-a- ---------------------------------- Jag tänker nämligen köpa en tårta. 0
I’m looking for a jeweler to buy a ring. Jag -et-----t-r-en-j---ler-re- -ör--tt k--a------ng. J-- l---- e---- e- j---------- f-- a-- k--- e- r---- J-g l-t-r e-t-r e- j-v-l-r-r-, f-r a-t k-p- e- r-n-. ---------------------------------------------------- Jag letar efter en juvelerare, för att köpa en ring. 0
I’m looking for a photo shop to buy a roll of film. J-g l-t-- --t-r--n fo---ffär- -ö- ----kö-a--n fi--. J-- l---- e---- e- f--------- f-- a-- k--- e- f---- J-g l-t-r e-t-r e- f-t-a-f-r- f-r a-t k-p- e- f-l-. --------------------------------------------------- Jag letar efter en fotoaffär, för att köpa en film. 0
I’m looking for a confectionery to buy a cake. J---l-tar---ter e----ondito--- -ö- --t-k-pa en---rta. J-- l---- e---- e-- k--------- f-- a-- k--- e- t----- J-g l-t-r e-t-r e-t k-n-i-o-i- f-r a-t k-p- e- t-r-a- ----------------------------------------------------- Jag letar efter ett konditori, för att köpa en tårta. 0

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