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em to need – to want to   »   fi tarvita – haluta

69 [sixty-nine]

to need – to want to

to need – to want to

69 [kuusikymmentäyhdeksän]

tarvita – haluta

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I need a bed. Min--ta-vi--e- -ä-gy-. M--- t-------- s------ M-n- t-r-i-s-n s-n-y-. ---------------------- Minä tarvitsen sängyn. 0
I want to sleep. M----ha-u-n----ku-. M--- h----- n------ M-n- h-l-a- n-k-u-. ------------------- Minä haluan nukkua. 0
Is there a bed here? On-----ällä-sä-ky-? O--- t----- s------ O-k- t-ä-l- s-n-y-? ------------------- Onko täällä sänkyä? 0
I need a lamp. Mi---ta--i--en-l---u-. M--- t-------- l------ M-n- t-r-i-s-n l-m-u-. ---------------------- Minä tarvitsen lampun. 0
I want to read. M--ä hal--n-l-kea. M--- h----- l----- M-n- h-l-a- l-k-a- ------------------ Minä haluan lukea. 0
Is there a lamp here? Onko -ääl-ä---m-p--? O--- t----- l------- O-k- t-ä-l- l-m-p-a- -------------------- Onko täällä lamppua? 0
I need a telephone. M--ä tarv---e- puhe-im-n. M--- t-------- p--------- M-n- t-r-i-s-n p-h-l-m-n- ------------------------- Minä tarvitsen puhelimen. 0
I want to make a call. M-nä ha-u-n-soi--aa. M--- h----- s------- M-n- h-l-a- s-i-t-a- -------------------- Minä haluan soittaa. 0
Is there a telephone here? O-----ä--lä pu---inta? O--- t----- p--------- O-k- t-ä-l- p-h-l-n-a- ---------------------- Onko täällä puhelinta? 0
I need a camera. Mi-ä-t--vit-en--a-e-a-. M--- t-------- k------- M-n- t-r-i-s-n k-m-r-n- ----------------------- Minä tarvitsen kameran. 0
I want to take photographs. Mi-ä--alu-- ot--a-k-v--. M--- h----- o---- k----- M-n- h-l-a- o-t-a k-v-a- ------------------------ Minä haluan ottaa kuvia. 0
Is there a camera here? O--o ----l- -a--raa? O--- t----- k------- O-k- t-ä-l- k-m-r-a- -------------------- Onko täällä kameraa? 0
I need a computer. Mi-- --r-i-sen tietok--een. M--- t-------- t----------- M-n- t-r-i-s-n t-e-o-o-e-n- --------------------------- Minä tarvitsen tietokoneen. 0
I want to send an email. M--- -alu----ä-että- -ä-k-p-stia. M--- h----- l------- s----------- M-n- h-l-a- l-h-t-ä- s-h-ö-o-t-a- --------------------------------- Minä haluan lähettää sähköpostia. 0
Is there a computer here? O-k- tä-l-ä --et-k-netta? O--- t----- t------------ O-k- t-ä-l- t-e-o-o-e-t-? ------------------------- Onko täällä tietokonetta? 0
I need a pen. M-nä-t--v---en k-ulakä-k-k--än. M--- t-------- k--------------- M-n- t-r-i-s-n k-u-a-ä-k-k-n-n- ------------------------------- Minä tarvitsen kuulakärkikynän. 0
I want to write something. M--ä---lu-- ki-joit-a- j-t----. M--- h----- k--------- j------- M-n- h-l-a- k-r-o-t-a- j-t-k-n- ------------------------------- Minä haluan kirjoittaa jotakin. 0
Is there a sheet of paper and a pen here? Onko tää-lä p---r-a-ja--u---kä-k---nä-? O--- t----- p------ j- k--------------- O-k- t-ä-l- p-p-r-a j- k-u-a-ä-k-k-n-ä- --------------------------------------- Onko täällä paperia ja kuulakärkikynää? 0

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