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51 [fifty-one]

Running errands

Running errands

51 [lima puluh satu]

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I want to go to the library. S-y------- k- per-us----a-. Saya ingin ke perpustakaan. S-y- i-g-n k- p-r-u-t-k-a-. --------------------------- Saya ingin ke perpustakaan. 0
I want to go to the bookstore. Say- -ngi--k- -o-- buk-. Saya ingin ke toko buku. S-y- i-g-n k- t-k- b-k-. ------------------------ Saya ingin ke toko buku. 0
I want to go to the newspaper stand. Say- i--in -- k-o-. Saya ingin ke kios. S-y- i-g-n k- k-o-. ------------------- Saya ingin ke kios. 0
I want to borrow a book. S--a i--in --m-n-am b--u. Saya ingin meminjam buku. S-y- i-g-n m-m-n-a- b-k-. ------------------------- Saya ingin meminjam buku. 0
I want to buy a book. Saya --gi--mem-e----u-u. Saya ingin membeli buku. S-y- i-g-n m-m-e-i b-k-. ------------------------ Saya ingin membeli buku. 0
I want to buy a newspaper. Say--in------mbe---k----. Saya ingin membeli koran. S-y- i-g-n m-m-e-i k-r-n- ------------------------- Saya ingin membeli koran. 0
I want to go to the library to borrow a book. S-y---ngin k- p---u-t--a-- -nt-k -e----a----k-. Saya ingin ke perpustakaan untuk meminjam buku. S-y- i-g-n k- p-r-u-t-k-a- u-t-k m-m-n-a- b-k-. ----------------------------------------------- Saya ingin ke perpustakaan untuk meminjam buku. 0
I want to go to the bookstore to buy a book. S-ya-ing-n ----o---buku---t-k-membel---u--. Saya ingin ke toko buku untuk membeli buku. S-y- i-g-n k- t-k- b-k- u-t-k m-m-e-i b-k-. ------------------------------------------- Saya ingin ke toko buku untuk membeli buku. 0
I want to go to the kiosk / newspaper stand to buy a newspaper. S-ya -n--n ---k--s-u-t----embe----or--. Saya ingin ke kios untuk membeli koran. S-y- i-g-n k- k-o- u-t-k m-m-e-i k-r-n- --------------------------------------- Saya ingin ke kios untuk membeli koran. 0
I want to go to the optician. Sa-- ---in-ke ---o k-c-mata. Saya ingin ke toko kacamata. S-y- i-g-n k- t-k- k-c-m-t-. ---------------------------- Saya ingin ke toko kacamata. 0
I want to go to the supermarket. S--- -n-in k- s-p-r--r-e-. Saya ingin ke supermarket. S-y- i-g-n k- s-p-r-a-k-t- -------------------------- Saya ingin ke supermarket. 0
I want to go to the bakery. S--a-i-g-n--e----o ----. Saya ingin ke toko roti. S-y- i-g-n k- t-k- r-t-. ------------------------ Saya ingin ke toko roti. 0
I want to buy some glasses. S-y- ------me-b--i --cama-a. Saya ingin membeli kacamata. S-y- i-g-n m-m-e-i k-c-m-t-. ---------------------------- Saya ingin membeli kacamata. 0
I want to buy fruit and vegetables. S-ya-i-g-n-memb-li-buah--an--ay-r--. Saya ingin membeli buah dan sayuran. S-y- i-g-n m-m-e-i b-a- d-n s-y-r-n- ------------------------------------ Saya ingin membeli buah dan sayuran. 0
I want to buy rolls and bread. S-ya----i- -em-el--r-t--b-la---a- ---gk-- r---. Saya ingin membeli roti bulat dan bungkal roti. S-y- i-g-n m-m-e-i r-t- b-l-t d-n b-n-k-l r-t-. ----------------------------------------------- Saya ingin membeli roti bulat dan bungkal roti. 0
I want to go to the optician to buy glasses. S--- --g-n--e tok--k--a--t- unt-- m-mb-li--a-am---. Saya ingin ke toko kacamata untuk membeli kacamata. S-y- i-g-n k- t-k- k-c-m-t- u-t-k m-m-e-i k-c-m-t-. --------------------------------------------------- Saya ingin ke toko kacamata untuk membeli kacamata. 0
I want to go to the supermarket to buy fruit and vegetables. Sa-a i-gin-k- --p-rma-----un--k mem-eli ---h dan -a-u-a-. Saya ingin ke supermarket untuk membeli buah dan sayuran. S-y- i-g-n k- s-p-r-a-k-t u-t-k m-m-e-i b-a- d-n s-y-r-n- --------------------------------------------------------- Saya ingin ke supermarket untuk membeli buah dan sayuran. 0
I want to go to the baker to buy rolls and bread. S--a --g---ke--o-o----- u--uk m-m--li--oti---la--da---u-g-al r--i. Saya ingin ke toko roti untuk membeli roti bulat dan bungkal roti. S-y- i-g-n k- t-k- r-t- u-t-k m-m-e-i r-t- b-l-t d-n b-n-k-l r-t-. ------------------------------------------------------------------ Saya ingin ke toko roti untuk membeli roti bulat dan bungkal roti. 0

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