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Car breakdown

Car breakdown

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Car breakdown

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Where is the next gas station? K----er-næ-ast---e-s---tasjon? K--- e- n------ b------------- K-a- e- n-r-s-e b-n-i-s-a-j-n- ------------------------------ Kvar er næraste bensinstasjon? 0
I have a flat tyre / tire (am.). E- -a---u-k----. E- h-- p-------- E- h-r p-n-t-r-. ---------------- Eg har punktert. 0
Can you change the tyre / tire (am.)? Ka- -u-b-------ke-? K-- d- b--- d------ K-n d- b-t- d-k-e-? ------------------- Kan du byte dekket? 0
I need a few litres / liters (am.) of diesel. Eg-t--n------p-r -ite- di-sel. E- t---- e-- p-- l---- d------ E- t-e-g e-t p-r l-t-r d-e-e-. ------------------------------ Eg treng eit par liter diesel. 0
I have no more petrol / gas (am.). Eg--- tom -o--b-ns--. E- e- t-- f-- b------ E- e- t-m f-r b-n-i-. --------------------- Eg er tom for bensin. 0
Do you have a petrol can / jerry can / gas can (am.)? H-r du--- -ensinka-n-? H-- d- e- b----------- H-r d- e- b-n-i-k-n-e- ---------------------- Har du ei bensinkanne? 0
Where can I make a call? Kva-------g-rin---? K--- k-- e- r------ K-a- k-n e- r-n-j-? ------------------- Kvar kan eg ringje? 0
I need a towing service. E- -ren--ein --u--g---l. E- t---- e-- t---------- E- t-e-g e-n t-u-n-s-i-. ------------------------ Eg treng ein tauingsbil. 0
I’m looking for a garage. E---er--t--r ein--il-e-kst-d. E- s-- e---- e-- b----------- E- s-r e-t-r e-n b-l-e-k-t-d- ----------------------------- Eg ser etter ein bilverkstad. 0
An accident has occurred. Det h-----j-dd-eit--he--. D-- h-- s----- e-- u----- D-t h-r s-j-d- e-t u-e-l- ------------------------- Det har skjedd eit uhell. 0
Where is the nearest telephone? Kv-r--- næra-te --lef--? K--- e- n------ t------- K-a- e- n-r-s-e t-l-f-n- ------------------------ Kvar er næraste telefon? 0
Do you have a mobile / cell phone (am.) with you? H---du m-b-l m-d d-g? H-- d- m---- m-- d--- H-r d- m-b-l m-d d-g- --------------------- Har du mobil med deg? 0
We need help. Vi t-e-g--je-p. V- t---- h----- V- t-e-g h-e-p- --------------- Vi treng hjelp. 0
Call a doctor! Rin- t-l-l-ge! R--- t-- l---- R-n- t-l l-g-! -------------- Ring til lege! 0
Call the police! Ri------i--et! R--- p-------- R-n- p-l-t-e-! -------------- Ring politiet! 0
Your papers, please. Kan--g-f---j- p-pira-d--e? K-- e- f- s-- p----- d---- K-n e- f- s-å p-p-r- d-n-? -------------------------- Kan eg få sjå papira dine? 0
Your licence / license (am.), please. Kan eg -å---å -ø-----rt-t? K-- e- f- s-- f----------- K-n e- f- s-å f-r-r-o-t-t- -------------------------- Kan eg få sjå førarkortet? 0
Your registration, please. K-- -g-----jå-v---ko-t-t? K-- e- f- s-- v---------- K-n e- f- s-å v-g-k-r-e-? ------------------------- Kan eg få sjå vognkortet? 0

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