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Did you miss the bus? શુ- --- બ--ચ--- -ય-? શ-- તમ- બસ ચ-ક- ગય-? શ-ં ત-ે બ- ચ-ક- ગ-ા- -------------------- શું તમે બસ ચૂકી ગયા? 0
b-raph- s-p-ē----h-. barapha saphēda chē. b-r-p-a s-p-ē-a c-ē- -------------------- barapha saphēda chē.
I waited for you for half an hour. હ-ં---ધા--લા--ી --રી રા--જોઈ ---યો---ં. હ-- અડધ- કલ-કથ- ત-ર- ર-હ જ-ઈ રહ-ય- છ--. હ-ં અ-ધ- ક-ા-થ- ત-ર- ર-હ જ-ઈ ર-્-ો છ-ં- --------------------------------------- હું અડધા કલાકથી તારી રાહ જોઈ રહ્યો છું. 0
S-rya -īḷō -hē. Sūrya pīḷō chē. S-r-a p-ḷ- c-ē- --------------- Sūrya pīḷō chē.
Don’t you have a mobile / cell phone (am.) with you? શું -મ-રી સ-----ેલ --- -થ-? શ-- તમ-ર- સ-થ- સ-લ ફ-ન નથ-? શ-ં ત-ા-ી સ-થ- સ-લ ફ-ન ન-ી- --------------------------- શું તમારી સાથે સેલ ફોન નથી? 0
Nāraṅ---n-r--g- ch-. Nāraṅgī nāraṅgī chē. N-r-ṅ-ī n-r-ṅ-ī c-ē- -------------------- Nāraṅgī nāraṅgī chē.
Be punctual next time! આગ-ી વ--ે--મય-ર --ો! આગલ- વખત- સમયસર બન-! આ-લ- વ-ત- સ-ય-ર બ-ો- -------------------- આગલી વખતે સમયસર બનો! 0
C-rī----a -h-. Cērī lāla chē. C-r- l-l- c-ē- -------------- Cērī lāla chē.
Take a taxi next time! આ--- વ--ે--ે-----લ-! આગલ- વખત- ટ-ક-સ- લ-! આ-લ- વ-ત- ટ-ક-સ- લ-! -------------------- આગલી વખતે ટેક્સી લો! 0
Ā-āś--v--a-ī c--. Ākāśa vādaḷī chē. Ā-ā-a v-d-ḷ- c-ē- ----------------- Ākāśa vādaḷī chē.
Take an umbrella with you next time! આ--ી -ખતે--ત્-- --વ-! આગલ- વખત- છત-ર- લ-વ-! આ-લ- વ-ત- છ-્-ી લ-વ-! --------------------- આગલી વખતે છત્રી લાવો! 0
G--sa-līluṁ----. Ghāsa līluṁ chē. G-ā-a l-l-ṁ c-ē- ---------------- Ghāsa līluṁ chē.
I have the day off tomorrow. આ-તી----ે -ું છ-ટું છ--. આવત- ક-લ- હ-- છ-ટ-- છ--. આ-ત- ક-લ- હ-ં છ-ટ-ં છ-ં- ------------------------ આવતી કાલે હું છૂટું છું. 0
Pr̥thv--b-ūr----ṅ--nī chē. Pr-thvī bhūrā raṅganī chē. P-̥-h-ī b-ū-ā r-ṅ-a-ī c-ē- -------------------------- Pr̥thvī bhūrā raṅganī chē.
Shall we meet tomorrow? ક-લે-મ-ીશુ-? ક-લ- મળ-શ--? ક-લ- મ-ી-ુ-? ------------ કાલે મળીશું? 0
Vād--- g-ē ---. Vādaḷa grē chē. V-d-ḷ- g-ē c-ē- --------------- Vādaḷa grē chē.
I’m sorry, I can’t make it tomorrow. મન- મ-- ---ો----ં ક--ે-નહ-ં-કર---કું. મન- મ-ફ કરજ-, હ-- ક-લ- નહ-- કર- શક--. મ-ે મ-ફ ક-જ-, હ-ં ક-લ- ન-ી- ક-ી શ-ુ-. ------------------------------------- મને માફ કરજો, હું કાલે નહીં કરી શકું. 0
Ṭā--ra k-ḷ-----. Ṭāyara kāḷā chē. Ṭ-y-r- k-ḷ- c-ē- ---------------- Ṭāyara kāḷā chē.
Do you already have plans for this weekend? શું --ા-ી --સે----પ્-ા---તની યો--ા-છ-? શ-- તમ-ર- પ-સ- આ સપ-ત-હ--તન- ય-જન- છ-? શ-ં ત-ા-ી પ-સ- આ સ-્-ા-ા-ત-ી ય-જ-ા છ-? -------------------------------------- શું તમારી પાસે આ સપ્તાહાંતની યોજના છે? 0
Bar---a k--ō-------c-ē? -a--ē-a. Barapha kayō raṅga chē? Saphēda. B-r-p-a k-y- r-ṅ-a c-ē- S-p-ē-a- -------------------------------- Barapha kayō raṅga chē? Saphēda.
Or do you already have an appointment? અ-વ--ત--રી--ાસે --ે-ે-ી ---ાર-ખ છે? અથવ- તમ-ર- પ-સ- પહ-લ-થ- જ ત-ર-ખ છ-? અ-વ- ત-ા-ી પ-સ- પ-ે-ે-ી જ ત-ર-ખ છ-? ----------------------------------- અથવા તમારી પાસે પહેલેથી જ તારીખ છે? 0
Sū--- k-----a--a chē--P-ḷō. Sūrya kayō raṅga chē? Pīḷō. S-r-a k-y- r-ṅ-a c-ē- P-ḷ-. --------------------------- Sūrya kayō raṅga chē? Pīḷō.
I suggest that we meet on the weekend. હ-ં-સ-ચન-ક--ં --- કે-આ-ણ--સ----હન- --તે -ળ-એ. હ-- સ-ચન કર-- છ-- ક- આપણ- સપ-ત-હન- અ-ત- મળ-એ. હ-ં સ-ચ- ક-ુ- છ-ં ક- આ-ણ- સ-્-ા-ન- અ-ત- મ-ી-. --------------------------------------------- હું સૂચન કરું છું કે આપણે સપ્તાહના અંતે મળીએ. 0
Nār-ṅ-----y--r-ṅ---c--?-N-r---ī. Nāraṅgī kayō raṅga chē? Nāraṅgī. N-r-ṅ-ī k-y- r-ṅ-a c-ē- N-r-ṅ-ī- -------------------------------- Nāraṅgī kayō raṅga chē? Nāraṅgī.
Shall we have a picnic? શ-- આપ-ે --ક-----ર-શ-ં? શ-- આપણ- પ-કન-ક કર-શ--? શ-ં આ-ણ- પ-ક-િ- ક-ી-ુ-? ----------------------- શું આપણે પિકનિક કરીશું? 0
Cē-ī-k--ō-r--ga---ē- Lā-a. Cērī kayō raṅga chē? Lāla. C-r- k-y- r-ṅ-a c-ē- L-l-. -------------------------- Cērī kayō raṅga chē? Lāla.
Shall we go to the beach? શ-ં આ-ણ--બી--પર--ઈશ-ં? શ-- આપણ- બ-ચ પર જઈશ--? શ-ં આ-ણ- બ-ચ પ- જ-શ-ં- ---------------------- શું આપણે બીચ પર જઈશું? 0
Ā----māṁ --y- --ṅ-a---ē--V--aḷ-. Ākāśamāṁ kayō raṅga chē? Vādaḷī. Ā-ā-a-ā- k-y- r-ṅ-a c-ē- V-d-ḷ-. -------------------------------- Ākāśamāṁ kayō raṅga chē? Vādaḷī.
Shall we go to the mountains? શ-- આપ-----્-તો પ--જ--? શ-- આપણ- પર-વત- પર જઈએ? શ-ં આ-ણ- પ-્-ત- પ- જ-એ- ----------------------- શું આપણે પર્વતો પર જઈએ? 0
G-ā-anō-ra-g--k--- ch-? Lī--. Ghāsanō raṅga kayō chē? Līlā. G-ā-a-ō r-ṅ-a k-y- c-ē- L-l-. ----------------------------- Ghāsanō raṅga kayō chē? Līlā.
I will pick you up at the office. હ-- -ન----િસમા-થ--ઉ-----લ--. હ-- તન- ઓફ-સમ--થ- ઉપ-ડ- લઈશ. હ-ં ત-ે ઓ-િ-મ-ં-ી ઉ-ા-ી લ-શ- ---------------------------- હું તને ઓફિસમાંથી ઉપાડી લઈશ. 0
Pr̥-hvī --y--raṅg- c-ē? B--&-p------. Pr-thvī kayō raṅga chē? Brā'una. P-̥-h-ī k-y- r-ṅ-a c-ē- B-ā-a-o-;-n-. ------------------------------------- Pr̥thvī kayō raṅga chē? Brā'una.
I will pick you up at home. હું તન- -ર-થી--- ---. હ-- તન- ઘર-થ- લઈ જઈશ. હ-ં ત-ે ઘ-ે-ી લ- જ-શ- --------------------- હું તને ઘરેથી લઈ જઈશ. 0
Vā-a----a-ō -a--a----- B--k--rā. Vādaḷa kayō raṅga chē? Bhūkharā. V-d-ḷ- k-y- r-ṅ-a c-ē- B-ū-h-r-. -------------------------------- Vādaḷa kayō raṅga chē? Bhūkharā.
I will pick you up at the bus stop. હું---ન---- સ-ટ-પ પર -----શ. હ-- તમન- બસ સ-ટ-પ પર લઈ જઈશ. હ-ં ત-ન- બ- સ-ટ-પ પ- લ- જ-શ- ---------------------------- હું તમને બસ સ્ટોપ પર લઈ જઈશ. 0
Ṭ-y-r--k--ō----g- c-ē?-K--ō. Ṭāyara kayō raṅga chē? Kāḷō. Ṭ-y-r- k-y- r-ṅ-a c-ē- K-ḷ-. ---------------------------- Ṭāyara kayō raṅga chē? Kāḷō.

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