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24 [twenty-four]

Appointment

Appointment

24 [vierundzwanzig]

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Did you miss the bus? H--t -u d-- Bu--ve--a---? H___ d_ d__ B__ v________ H-s- d- d-n B-s v-r-a-s-? ------------------------- Hast du den Bus verpasst? 0
I waited for you for half an hour. Ich -a-e ein-----b---tund--a-f-dic- g---r--t. I__ h___ e___ h____ S_____ a__ d___ g________ I-h h-b- e-n- h-l-e S-u-d- a-f d-c- g-w-r-e-. --------------------------------------------- Ich habe eine halbe Stunde auf dich gewartet. 0
Don’t you have a mobile / cell phone (am.) with you? H----d----i----n---be- dir? H___ d_ k___ H____ b__ d___ H-s- d- k-i- H-n-y b-i d-r- --------------------------- Hast du kein Handy bei dir? 0
Be punctual next time! S---d-s-näch--- Ma--p----li--! S__ d__ n______ M__ p_________ S-i d-s n-c-s-e M-l p-n-t-i-h- ------------------------------ Sei das nächste Mal pünktlich! 0
Take a taxi next time! N--- -a- n-chs-- Mal e-- --x-! N___ d__ n______ M__ e__ T____ N-m- d-s n-c-s-e M-l e-n T-x-! ------------------------------ Nimm das nächste Mal ein Taxi! 0
Take an umbrella with you next time! Nimm-d-- --c-ste Mal-e--e- -ege-s-h-rm---t! N___ d__ n______ M__ e____ R__________ m___ N-m- d-s n-c-s-e M-l e-n-n R-g-n-c-i-m m-t- ------------------------------------------- Nimm das nächste Mal einen Regenschirm mit! 0
I have the day off tomorrow. M--g-- ------ch f-e-. M_____ h___ i__ f____ M-r-e- h-b- i-h f-e-. --------------------- Morgen habe ich frei. 0
Shall we meet tomorrow? W-ll-n-wi- u-s-m--g-n-tref-en? W_____ w__ u__ m_____ t_______ W-l-e- w-r u-s m-r-e- t-e-f-n- ------------------------------ Wollen wir uns morgen treffen? 0
I’m sorry, I can’t make it tomorrow. T---m-r -e-------g----eh- -s b-------n--h-. T__ m__ L____ m_____ g___ e_ b__ m__ n_____ T-t m-r L-i-, m-r-e- g-h- e- b-i m-r n-c-t- ------------------------------------------- Tut mir Leid, morgen geht es bei mir nicht. 0
Do you already have plans for this weekend? H-st-d--dieses----hen--d---ch-- -tw---v-r? H___ d_ d_____ W_________ s____ e____ v___ H-s- d- d-e-e- W-c-e-e-d- s-h-n e-w-s v-r- ------------------------------------------ Hast du dieses Wochenende schon etwas vor? 0
Or do you already have an appointment? Od---b----du ----n -era-re--t? O___ b___ d_ s____ v__________ O-e- b-s- d- s-h-n v-r-b-e-e-? ------------------------------ Oder bist du schon verabredet? 0
I suggest that we meet on the weekend. I-h-sc-l-g------ wi- --ef----uns-a---oc--n---e. I__ s______ v___ w__ t______ u__ a_ W__________ I-h s-h-a-e v-r- w-r t-e-f-n u-s a- W-c-e-e-d-. ----------------------------------------------- Ich schlage vor, wir treffen uns am Wochenende. 0
Shall we have a picnic? W-ll-n-wi- -ick-----m--h-n? W_____ w__ P_______ m______ W-l-e- w-r P-c-n-c- m-c-e-? --------------------------- Wollen wir Picknick machen? 0
Shall we go to the beach? W-l-en-w-r a---en-S-r--- f--r--? W_____ w__ a_ d__ S_____ f______ W-l-e- w-r a- d-n S-r-n- f-h-e-? -------------------------------- Wollen wir an den Strand fahren? 0
Shall we go to the mountains? W-ll-n-w-r-in-d-- B-rg----hr-n? W_____ w__ i_ d__ B____ f______ W-l-e- w-r i- d-e B-r-e f-h-e-? ------------------------------- Wollen wir in die Berge fahren? 0
I will pick you up at the office. Ich ho-- -i-- vo- --ro-a-. I__ h___ d___ v__ B___ a__ I-h h-l- d-c- v-m B-r- a-. -------------------------- Ich hole dich vom Büro ab. 0
I will pick you up at home. I-h----e----h -on zu---us- --. I__ h___ d___ v__ z_ H____ a__ I-h h-l- d-c- v-n z- H-u-e a-. ------------------------------ Ich hole dich von zu Hause ab. 0
I will pick you up at the bus stop. I-h --------- -n--------h-lt---ell- ab. I__ h___ d___ a_ d__ B_____________ a__ I-h h-l- d-c- a- d-r B-s-a-t-s-e-l- a-. --------------------------------------- Ich hole dich an der Bushaltestelle ab. 0

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