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24 [twenty-four]

Appointment

Appointment

24 [štiriindvajset]

Zmenek

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Did you miss the bus? Ali-si-z-mudil(a---v-ob--? A__ s_ z_________ a_______ A-i s- z-m-d-l-a- a-t-b-s- -------------------------- Ali si zamudil(a) avtobus? 0
I waited for you for half an hour. Po----e s----- čakal---. P__ u__ s__ t_ č________ P-l u-e s-m t- č-k-l-a-. ------------------------ Pol ure sem te čakal(a). 0
Don’t you have a mobile / cell phone (am.) with you? N-ma- --i--e-i m-b-ln-ga----e-on-? N____ p__ s___ m________ t________ N-m-š p-i s-b- m-b-l-e-a t-l-f-n-? ---------------------------------- Nimaš pri sebi mobilnega telefona? 0
Be punctual next time! B--i--a--ed---- toč-n - t--na! B___ n_________ t____ / t_____ B-d- n-s-e-n-i- t-č-n / t-č-a- ------------------------------ Bodi naslednjič točen / točna! 0
Take a taxi next time! V-em--nas-ed-jič-t----! V____ n_________ t_____ V-e-i n-s-e-n-i- t-k-i- ----------------------- Vzemi naslednjič taksi! 0
Take an umbrella with you next time! V-e-i--asl---ji- s sab--------! V____ n_________ s s___ d______ V-e-i n-s-e-n-i- s s-b- d-ž-i-! ------------------------------- Vzemi naslednjič s sabo dežnik! 0
I have the day off tomorrow. J---i-im-m---o---. J____ i___ p______ J-t-i i-a- p-o-t-. ------------------ Jutri imam prosto. 0
Shall we meet tomorrow? Ali se-d-biv- j-tr-? A__ s_ d_____ j_____ A-i s- d-b-v- j-t-i- -------------------- Ali se dobiva jutri? 0
I’m sorry, I can’t make it tomorrow. Ž-l-mi j-, a--ak---t-i -e--or-m. Ž__ m_ j__ a____ j____ n_ m_____ Ž-l m- j-, a-p-k j-t-i n- m-r-m- -------------------------------- Žal mi je, ampak jutri ne morem. 0
Do you already have plans for this weekend? Al- i-aš za ta vi---d-ž--ka-šn----v-z---t? A__ i___ z_ t_ v_____ ž_ k_____ o_________ A-i i-a- z- t- v-k-n- ž- k-k-n- o-v-z-o-t- ------------------------------------------ Ali imaš za ta vikend že kakšno obveznost? 0
Or do you already have an appointment? A-- pa -e--ma- ----v--je- dru- zmen-k? A__ p_ ž_ i___ d_________ d___ z______ A-i p- ž- i-a- d-g-v-r-e- d-u- z-e-e-? -------------------------------------- Ali pa že imaš dogovorjen drug zmenek? 0
I suggest that we meet on the weekend. P----a---- da se-d-bi-- (---i-a--ta-v---nd. P_________ d_ s_ d_____ (_______ t_ v______ P-e-l-g-m- d- s- d-b-m- (-o-i-a- t- v-k-n-. ------------------------------------------- Predlagam, da se dobimo (dobiva) ta vikend. 0
Shall we have a picnic? B--i-el--(-mela--p--nik? B_ i____ (______ p______ B- i-e-i (-m-l-) p-k-i-? ------------------------ Bi imeli (imela) piknik? 0
Shall we go to the beach? B--š-i--š-a---a--lažo? B_ š__ (____ n_ p_____ B- š-i (-l-) n- p-a-o- ---------------------- Bi šli (šla) na plažo? 0
Shall we go to the mountains? B- š-i--šl-- ----i--? B_ š__ (____ v h_____ B- š-i (-l-) v h-i-e- --------------------- Bi šli (šla) v hribe? 0
I will pick you up at the office. Prišel-b-- -ote --pisa--o. P_____ b__ p___ v p_______ P-i-e- b-m p-t- v p-s-r-o- -------------------------- Prišel bom pote v pisarno. 0
I will pick you up at home. P-i--l-bo----te na --m. P_____ b__ p___ n_ d___ P-i-e- b-m p-t- n- d-m- ----------------------- Prišel bom pote na dom. 0
I will pick you up at the bus stop. P-išel-b-m p--e -a--vto--s-o p--ta--. P_____ b__ p___ n_ a________ p_______ P-i-e- b-m p-t- n- a-t-b-s-o p-s-a-o- ------------------------------------- Prišel bom pote na avtobusno postajo. 0

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