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In the taxi   »  
Во такси

38 [thirty-eight]

In the taxi

In the taxi

38 [триесет и осум]

38 [triyesyet i osoom]

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Во такси

[Vo taksi]

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Please call a taxi. Ве м---- п-------- е--- т----. Ве молам повикајте едно такси. 0
Vy- m---- p--------- y---- t----. Vye molam povikaјtye yedno taksi. 		+
What does it cost to go to the station? Ко--- ч--- д- ж----------- с------? Колку чини до железничката станица? 0
Ko---- c---- d- ʐ-------------- s-------? Kolkoo chini do ʐyelyeznichkata stanitza? 		+
What does it cost to go to the airport? Ко--- ч--- д- а---------? Колку чини до аеродромот? 0
Ko---- c---- d- a----------? Kolkoo chini do ayerodromot? 		+
     
Please go straight ahead. Пр--- н------ м----. Право напред, молам. 0
Pr--- n------- m----. Pravo napryed, molam. 		+
Please turn right here. Ов-- д----- м----. Овде десно, молам. 0
Ov--- d------ m----. Ovdye dyesno, molam. 		+
Please turn left at the corner. Та-- н- а----- н- л---- м----. Таму на аголот на лево, молам. 0
Ta--- n- a------ n- l----- m----. Tamoo na aguolot na lyevo, molam. 		+
     
I’m in a hurry. Бр---. Брзам. 0
Br---. Brzam. 		+
I have time. Ја- и--- в----. Јас имам време. 0
Јa- i--- v------. Јas imam vryemye. 		+
Please drive slowly. Ве м---- в----- п-------. Ве молам возете пополека. 0
Vy- m---- v------- p--------. Vye molam vozyetye popolyeka. 		+
     
Please stop here. За------- о--- м----. Застанете овде молам. 0
Za--------- o---- m----. Zastanyetye ovdye molam. 		+
Please wait a moment. По------- е--- м----- В- м----. Почекајте еден момент Ве молам. 0
Po---------- y----- m------ V-- m----. Pochyekaјtye yedyen momyent Vye molam. 		+
I’ll be back immediately. Ја- в----- ќ- с- в-----. Јас веднаш ќе се вратам. 0
Јa- v------- k--- s-- v-----. Јas vyednash kjye sye vratam. 		+
     
Please give me a receipt. Да---- м- е--- п--------- В- м----. Дадете ми една признаница Ве молам. 0
Da------ m- y---- p---------- V-- m----. Dadyetye mi yedna priznanitza Vye molam. 		+
I have no change. Ја- н---- с---- п---. Јас немам ситни пари. 0
Јa- n----- s---- p---. Јas nyemam sitni pari. 		+
That is okay, please keep the change. Ва-- е д----- о-------- е з- В--. Вака е добро, остатокот е за Вас. 0
Va-- y- d----- o-------- y- z- V--. Vaka ye dobro, ostatokot ye za Vas. 		+
     
Drive me to this address. Во---- м- н- о--- а-----. Возете ме на оваа адреса. 0
Vo------ m-- n- o--- a------. Vozyetye mye na ovaa adryesa. 		+
Drive me to my hotel. Во---- м- д- м---- х----. Возете ме до мојот хотел. 0
Vo------ m-- d- m---- k------. Vozyetye mye do moјot khotyel. 		+
Drive me to the beach. Во---- м- н- п------. Возете ме на плажата. 0
Vo------ m-- n- p------. Vozyetye mye na plaʐata. 		+
     

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