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51 [fifty-one]

Running errands

Running errands

51 [Năm mươi mốt]

Công việc nhỏ

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I want to go to the library. Tô- mu-n v-----ư viện. T__ m___ v__ t__ v____ T-i m-ố- v-o t-ư v-ệ-. ---------------------- Tôi muốn vào thư viện. 0
I want to go to the bookstore. Tôi m--- --o -i-u sá-h. T__ m___ v__ h___ s____ T-i m-ố- v-o h-ệ- s-c-. ----------------------- Tôi muốn vào hiệu sách. 0
I want to go to the newspaper stand. Tôi m--- -----uầ- tạp-h--. T__ m___ đ__ q___ t__ h___ T-i m-ố- đ-n q-ầ- t-p h-á- -------------------------- Tôi muốn đến quầy tạp hoá. 0
I want to borrow a book. Tô- --ốn -ư-n-m-- quyển--ách. T__ m___ m___ m__ q____ s____ T-i m-ố- m-ợ- m-t q-y-n s-c-. ----------------------------- Tôi muốn mượn một quyển sách. 0
I want to buy a book. T-i-m-ố--mua-m-----yể--s-ch. T__ m___ m__ m__ q____ s____ T-i m-ố- m-a m-t q-y-n s-c-. ---------------------------- Tôi muốn mua một quyển sách. 0
I want to buy a newspaper. T-i-m--n -ua-m-t -ờ---o. T__ m___ m__ m__ t_ b___ T-i m-ố- m-a m-t t- b-o- ------------------------ Tôi muốn mua một tờ báo. 0
I want to go to the library to borrow a book. Tôi-mu----ào -hư-------ể mượn -á--. T__ m___ v__ t__ v___ đ_ m___ s____ T-i m-ố- v-o t-ư v-ệ- đ- m-ợ- s-c-. ----------------------------------- Tôi muốn vào thư viện để mượn sách. 0
I want to go to the bookstore to buy a book. Tôi---ố- v----i-u -á---đ---u- --t---y-n-s--h. T__ m___ v__ h___ s___ đ_ m__ m__ q____ s____ T-i m-ố- v-o h-ệ- s-c- đ- m-a m-t q-y-n s-c-. --------------------------------------------- Tôi muốn vào hiệu sách để mua một quyển sách. 0
I want to go to the kiosk / newspaper stand to buy a newspaper. Tôi-m--n-v-- q-ầ- -ạp--o- để m-a m-t-tờ--áo. T__ m___ v__ q___ t__ h__ đ_ m__ m__ t_ b___ T-i m-ố- v-o q-ầ- t-p h-á đ- m-a m-t t- b-o- -------------------------------------------- Tôi muốn vào quầy tạp hoá để mua một tờ báo. 0
I want to go to the optician. Tôi -uố--đến-c-- h-ng / t-ệ---ính. T__ m___ đ__ c__ h___ / t___ k____ T-i m-ố- đ-n c-a h-n- / t-ệ- k-n-. ---------------------------------- Tôi muốn đến cửa hàng / tiệm kính. 0
I want to go to the supermarket. T-i muốn--ế--siê- t-ị. T__ m___ đ__ s___ t___ T-i m-ố- đ-n s-ê- t-ị- ---------------------- Tôi muốn đến siêu thị. 0
I want to go to the bakery. T-i----n đ---cử--hà---bán- m-. T__ m___ đ__ c__ h___ b___ m__ T-i m-ố- đ-n c-a h-n- b-n- m-. ------------------------------ Tôi muốn đến cửa hàng bánh mì. 0
I want to buy some glasses. T-i muốn m-- m-------kí--. T__ m___ m__ m__ c__ k____ T-i m-ố- m-a m-t c-i k-n-. -------------------------- Tôi muốn mua một cái kính. 0
I want to buy fruit and vegetables. Tôi mu-n---a-hoa-q-- /-trá--c-y-v- r--. T__ m___ m__ h__ q__ / t___ c__ v_ r___ T-i m-ố- m-a h-a q-ả / t-á- c-y v- r-u- --------------------------------------- Tôi muốn mua hoa quả / trái cây và rau. 0
I want to buy rolls and bread. T---mu-n-m-- bánh -ì-trò- n-ỏ v- --nh mì. T__ m___ m__ b___ m_ t___ n__ v_ b___ m__ T-i m-ố- m-a b-n- m- t-ò- n-ỏ v- b-n- m-. ----------------------------------------- Tôi muốn mua bánh mì tròn nhỏ và bánh mì. 0
I want to go to the optician to buy glasses. Tô- ---n -ế------hà-g-/ t----k-n---ể--ua -í-h. T__ m___ đ__ c__ h___ / t___ k___ đ_ m__ k____ T-i m-ố- đ-n c-a h-n- / t-ệ- k-n- đ- m-a k-n-. ---------------------------------------------- Tôi muốn đến cửa hàng / tiệm kính để mua kính. 0
I want to go to the supermarket to buy fruit and vegetables. T-- -uốn------iêu -h- đ--mu----a -u--/ tr----ây-v--rau. T__ m___ đ__ s___ t__ đ_ m__ h__ q__ / t___ c__ v_ r___ T-i m-ố- đ-n s-ê- t-ị đ- m-a h-a q-ả / t-á- c-y v- r-u- ------------------------------------------------------- Tôi muốn đến siêu thị để mua hoa quả / trái cây và rau. 0
I want to go to the baker to buy rolls and bread. T-i m-----ế--cử- -à-g-bá-h mì-đ--m-a -án- m--t-ò- và-bán- -- đen. T__ m___ đ__ c__ h___ b___ m_ đ_ m__ b___ m_ t___ v_ b___ m_ đ___ T-i m-ố- đ-n c-a h-n- b-n- m- đ- m-a b-n- m- t-ò- v- b-n- m- đ-n- ----------------------------------------------------------------- Tôi muốn đến cửa hàng bánh mì để mua bánh mì tròn và bánh mì đen. 0

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