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53 [fifty-three]

Shops

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Obchody

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We’re looking for a sports shop. Hľ-dá-- ob-----s--šp-------i po-r--am-. H______ o_____ s_ š_________ p_________ H-a-á-e o-c-o- s- š-o-t-v-m- p-t-e-a-i- --------------------------------------- Hľadáme obchod so športovými potrebami. 0
We’re looking for a butcher shop. H---á---mä--arst-o. H______ m__________ H-a-á-e m-s-a-s-v-. ------------------- Hľadáme mäsiarstvo. 0
We’re looking for a pharmacy / drugstore (am.). H---áme ---á-eň. H______ l_______ H-a-á-e l-k-r-ň- ---------------- Hľadáme lekáreň. 0
We want to buy a football. C--el---y --- -ot-ž-k-piť f--bal-vú---pt-. C_____ b_ s__ t____ k____ f________ l_____ C-c-l- b- s-e t-t-ž k-p-ť f-t-a-o-ú l-p-u- ------------------------------------------ Chceli by sme totiž kúpiť futbalovú loptu. 0
We want to buy salami. Ch-----b--s---tot-- k---- s-l---. C_____ b_ s__ t____ k____ s______ C-c-l- b- s-e t-t-ž k-p-ť s-l-m-. --------------------------------- Chceli by sme totiž kúpiť salámu. 0
We want to buy medicine. C----i -y---e---t-ž -úpiť-l-eky. C_____ b_ s__ t____ k____ l_____ C-c-l- b- s-e t-t-ž k-p-ť l-e-y- -------------------------------- Chceli by sme totiž kúpiť lieky. 0
We’re looking for a sports shop to buy a football. Hľa-ám- ob-h---s----o-to-ý-i-pot----mi--a-y -m---úp-li --t---o---lop-u. H______ o_____ s_ š_________ p_________ a__ s__ k_____ f________ l_____ H-a-á-e o-c-o- s- š-o-t-v-m- p-t-e-a-i- a-y s-e k-p-l- f-t-a-o-ú l-p-u- ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Hľadáme obchod so športovými potrebami, aby sme kúpili futbalovú loptu. 0
We’re looking for a butcher shop to buy salami. Hľ-d-me m---a--t-o,---y-sm- kú---- ----m-. H______ m__________ a__ s__ k_____ s______ H-a-á-e m-s-a-s-v-, a-y s-e k-p-l- s-l-m-. ------------------------------------------ Hľadáme mäsiarstvo, aby sme kúpili salámu. 0
We’re looking for a drugstore to buy medicine. Hľ-d-m- l--á-e-, -by sme ----li-lie--. H______ l_______ a__ s__ k_____ l_____ H-a-á-e l-k-r-ň- a-y s-e k-p-l- l-e-y- -------------------------------------- Hľadáme lekáreň, aby sme kúpili lieky. 0
I’m looking for a jeweller / jeweler (am.). H--dám--l--ot-í-tvo. H_____ k____________ H-a-á- k-e-o-n-c-v-. -------------------- Hľadám klenotníctvo. 0
I’m looking for a photo equipment store. Hľ-d---f-t- pred-jňu. H_____ f___ p________ H-a-á- f-t- p-e-a-ň-. --------------------- Hľadám foto predajňu. 0
I’m looking for a confectionery. H----- c---ár--. H_____ c________ H-a-á- c-k-á-e-. ---------------- Hľadám cukráreň. 0
I actually plan to buy a ring. C---- -o----kúpiť-prst-ň. C____ t____ k____ p______ C-c-m t-t-ž k-p-ť p-s-e-. ------------------------- Chcem totiž kúpiť prsteň. 0
I actually plan to buy a roll of film. Chce---ot-----pi- --l-. C____ t____ k____ f____ C-c-m t-t-ž k-p-ť f-l-. ----------------------- Chcem totiž kúpiť film. 0
I actually plan to buy a cake. C-----to-i- -ú-i- t-r--. C____ t____ k____ t_____ C-c-m t-t-ž k-p-ť t-r-u- ------------------------ Chcem totiž kúpiť tortu. 0
I’m looking for a jeweler to buy a ring. H-------l--ot-í--,--b- som-k-p-l pr-t-ň. H_____ k__________ a__ s__ k____ p______ H-a-á- k-e-o-n-k-, a-y s-m k-p-l p-s-e-. ---------------------------------------- Hľadám klenotníka, aby som kúpil prsteň. 0
I’m looking for a photo shop to buy a roll of film. H-adá--f-to---e-----, ab- -om-k--il f--m. H_____ f___ p________ a__ s__ k____ f____ H-a-á- f-t- p-e-a-ň-, a-y s-m k-p-l f-l-. ----------------------------------------- Hľadám foto predajňu, aby som kúpil film. 0
I’m looking for a confectionery to buy a cake. Hľadám-cukr--eň- aby-s-m kúpi---or--. H_____ c________ a__ s__ k____ t_____ H-a-á- c-k-á-e-, a-y s-m k-p-l t-r-u- ------------------------------------- Hľadám cukráreň, aby som kúpil tortu. 0

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