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შეთანხმება

24 [twenty-four]

Appointment

Appointment

24 [ოცდაოთხი]

24 [otsdaotkhi]

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შეთანხმება

[shetankhmeba]

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Did you miss the bus? ავ------- ხ-- ა- დ----------? ავტობუსზე ხომ არ დაგაგვიანდა? 0
av-------- k--- a- d----------? avt'obusze khom ar dagagvianda? 		+
I waited for you for half an hour. მე შ-- ნ------- ს---- გ-----. მე შენ ნახევარი საათი გელოდე. 0
me s--- n-------- s---- g-----. me shen nakhevari saati gelode. 		+
Don’t you have a mobile / cell phone (am.) with you? მო------ თ-- ა- გ----? მობილური თან არ გაქვს? 0
mo------ t-- a- g----? mobiluri tan ar gakvs? 		+
     
Be punctual next time! გთ--- მ-------- ა- დ--------! გთხოვ მომავალში არ დაიგვიანო! 0
gt---- m--------- a- d--------! gtkhov momavalshi ar daigviano! 		+
Take a taxi next time! შე------ ტ----- წ-----! შემდეგში ტაქსით წამოდი! 0
sh-------- t------ t-------! shemdegshi t'aksit ts'amodi! 		+
Take an umbrella with you next time! შე------ ქ---- წ------! შემდეგში ქოლგა წამოიღე! 0
sh-------- k---- t---------! shemdegshi kolga ts'amoighe! 		+
     
I have the day off tomorrow. ხვ-- თ--------- დ-- მ----. ხვალ თავისუფალი დღე მაქვს. 0
kh--- t--------- d--- m----. khval tavisupali dghe makvs. 		+
Shall we meet tomorrow? ხვ-- ხ-- ა- შ-------? ხვალ ხომ არ შევხვდეთ? 0
kh--- k--- a- s---------? khval khom ar shevkhvdet? 		+
I’m sorry, I can’t make it tomorrow. ვწ------ ხ--- ა- შ-------. ვწუხვარ, ხვალ არ შემიძლია. 0
vt--------- k---- a- s---------. vts'ukhvar, khval ar shemidzlia. 		+
     
Do you already have plans for this weekend? ამ შ----------- უ--- დ------- რ---? ამ შაბათ-კვირას უკვე დაგეგემე რამე? 0
am s------------- u---- d------- r---? am shabat-k'viras uk've dagegeme rame? 		+
Or do you already have an appointment? უკ-- შ----------- ხ--? უკვე შეთანხმებული ხარ? 0
uk--- s------------- k---? uk've shetankhmebuli khar? 		+
I suggest that we meet on the weekend. მე გ-------- რ-- შ----------- შ-------. მე გთავაზობ, რომ შაბათ-კვირას შევხვდეთ. 0
me g-------- r-- s------------- s---------. me gtavazob, rom shabat-k'viras shevkhvdet. 		+
     
Shall we have a picnic? პი----- ხ-- ა- მ-------? პიკნიკი ხომ არ მოვაწყოთ? 0
p'-------- k--- a- m---------? p'ik'nik'i khom ar movats'qot? 		+
Shall we go to the beach? სა-------- ხ-- ა- წ------? სანაპიროზე ხომ არ წავიდეთ? 0
sa--------- k--- a- t--------? sanap'iroze khom ar ts'avidet? 		+
Shall we go to the mountains? მთ--- ხ-- ა- წ------? მთაში ხომ არ წავიდეთ? 0
mt---- k--- a- t--------? mtashi khom ar ts'avidet? 		+
     
I will pick you up at the office. ოფ---- გ--------. ოფისში გამოგივლი. 0
op----- g--------. opisshi gamogivli. 		+
I will pick you up at home. სა---- გ--------. სახლში გამოგივლი. 0
sa------ g--------. sakhlshi gamogivli. 		+
I will pick you up at the bus stop. ავ------- გ--------- გ--------. ავტობუსის გაჩერებაზე გამოგივლი. 0
av-------- g---------- g--------. avt'obusis gacherebaze gamogivli. 		+
     

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