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Running errands

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I want to go to the library. H--e- --k--ižni-o. H____ v k_________ H-č-m v k-j-ž-i-o- ------------------ Hočem v knjižnico. 0
I want to go to the bookstore. Hoč-m-v-knj--a--o. H____ v k_________ H-č-m v k-j-g-r-o- ------------------ Hočem v knjigarno. 0
I want to go to the newspaper stand. Hoč-m ---aj--u---- v -ios--. H____ n____ k_____ v k______ H-č-m n-k-j k-p-t- v k-o-k-. ---------------------------- Hočem nekaj kupiti v kiosku. 0
I want to borrow a book. R-d(a---i--- iz-----i-(-)-----kni--. R_____ b_ s_ i___________ e__ k_____ R-d-a- b- s- i-p-s-d-l-a- e-o k-i-o- ------------------------------------ Rad(a) bi si izposodil(a) eno knigo. 0
I want to buy a book. R-d--)-bi--u--l-a---no-kn-i-o. R_____ b_ k_______ e__ k______ R-d-a- b- k-p-l-a- e-o k-j-g-. ------------------------------ Rad(a) bi kupil(a) eno knjigo. 0
I want to buy a newspaper. Rad(-- -- ku-il(a--e- -asop-s. R_____ b_ k_______ e_ č_______ R-d-a- b- k-p-l-a- e- č-s-p-s- ------------------------------ Rad(a) bi kupil(a) en časopis. 0
I want to go to the library to borrow a book. Rad(-- si b- š-l(šl-) ---n-iž--c--iz---o-i- --o-k--igo. R_____ s_ b_ š_______ v k________ i________ e__ k______ R-d-a- s- b- š-l-š-a- v k-j-ž-i-o i-p-s-d-t e-o k-j-g-. ------------------------------------------------------- Rad(a) si bi šel(šla) v knjižnico izposodit eno knjigo. 0
I want to go to the bookstore to buy a book. R--(a--bi ----šl-) - kn--g-rno k-pit-e-----j---. R_____ b_ š_______ v k________ k____ e__ k______ R-d-a- b- š-l-š-a- v k-j-g-r-o k-p-t e-o k-j-g-. ------------------------------------------------ Rad(a) bi šel(šla) v knjigarno kupit eno knjigo. 0
I want to go to the kiosk / newspaper stand to buy a newspaper. Hočem - kiosku k-p-- e----s--is. H____ v k_____ k____ e_ č_______ H-č-m v k-o-k- k-p-t e- č-s-p-s- -------------------------------- Hočem v kiosku kupit en časopis. 0
I want to go to the optician. Ho-em-k-o-ti--. H____ k o______ H-č-m k o-t-k-. --------------- Hočem k optiku. 0
I want to go to the supermarket. Ho----- samop------n-co. H____ v s_______________ H-č-m v s-m-p-s-r-ž-i-o- ------------------------ Hočem v samopostrežnico. 0
I want to go to the bakery. H-č---- pe------. H____ v p________ H-č-m v p-k-r-j-. ----------------- Hočem v pekarijo. 0
I want to buy some glasses. H------up--- očala. H____ k_____ o_____ H-č-m k-p-t- o-a-a- ------------------- Hočem kupiti očala. 0
I want to buy fruit and vegetables. Ho--m-kupi-i s--j- -n zel--j--o. H____ k_____ s____ i_ z_________ H-č-m k-p-t- s-d-e i- z-l-n-a-o- -------------------------------- Hočem kupiti sadje in zelenjavo. 0
I want to buy rolls and bread. H-čem--u-i---ž--lj---n-k-uh. H____ k_____ ž_____ i_ k____ H-č-m k-p-t- ž-m-j- i- k-u-. ---------------------------- Hočem kupiti žemlje in kruh. 0
I want to go to the optician to buy glasses. Ho--m --op-i-u,--a k---m -n-------. H____ k o______ d_ k____ e__ o_____ H-č-m k o-t-k-, d- k-p-m e-a o-a-a- ----------------------------------- Hočem k optiku, da kupim ena očala. 0
I want to go to the supermarket to buy fruit and vegetables. H-č-- - -a-opostre-n-co-p- s---- ---z-len--vo. H____ v s______________ p_ s____ i_ z_________ H-č-m v s-m-p-s-r-ž-i-o p- s-d-e i- z-l-n-a-o- ---------------------------------------------- Hočem v samopostrežnico po sadje in zelenjavo. 0
I want to go to the baker to buy rolls and bread. H--e--- -e---n---o--em-j- -- kru-. H____ v p______ p_ ž_____ i_ k____ H-č-m v p-k-r-o p- ž-m-j- i- k-u-. ---------------------------------- Hočem v pekarno po žemlje in kruh. 0

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