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54 [fifty-four]

Shopping

Shopping

54 [pięćdziesiąt cztery]

Zakupy

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I want to buy a present. Chci-łby--/--hcia---ym k-pi- -r-----. C________ / C_________ k____ p_______ C-c-a-b-m / C-c-a-a-y- k-p-ć p-e-e-t- ------------------------------------- Chciałbym / Chciałabym kupić prezent. 0
But nothing too expensive. A-- n-e z- d--g-. A__ n__ z_ d_____ A-e n-e z- d-o-i- ----------------- Ale nie za drogi. 0
Maybe a handbag? Może-torebk-? M___ t_______ M-ż- t-r-b-ę- ------------- Może torebkę? 0
Which color would you like? W-j--i---- -yć --lor-e? W j____ m_ b__ k_______ W j-k-m m- b-ć k-l-r-e- ----------------------- W jakim ma być kolorze? 0
Black, brown or white? W---a--y-- brą--w-m--zy -i-łym? W c_______ b_______ c__ b______ W c-a-n-m- b-ą-o-y- c-y b-a-y-? ------------------------------- W czarnym, brązowym czy białym? 0
A large one or a small one? Duż--czy-mał-? D___ c__ m____ D-ż- c-y m-ł-? -------------- Duża czy mała? 0
May I see this one, please? Cz- ---- o-ejr-e- --? C__ m___ o_______ t__ C-y m-g- o-e-r-e- t-? --------------------- Czy mogę obejrzeć tę? 0
Is it made of leather? C-y-on--j-st-z-------? C__ o__ j___ z_ s_____ C-y o-a j-s- z- s-ó-y- ---------------------- Czy ona jest ze skóry? 0
Or is it made of plastic? C-- m--e----- z ---r-yw- sz-u--n---? C__ m___ j___ z t_______ s__________ C-y m-ż- j-s- z t-o-z-w- s-t-c-n-g-? ------------------------------------ Czy może jest z tworzywa sztucznego? 0
Of leather, of course. O-zyw-ś-i- z- --ór-. O_________ z_ s_____ O-z-w-ś-i- z- s-ó-y- -------------------- Oczywiście ze skóry. 0
This is very good quality. J-----a-dzo dob--- j-k----. J___ b_____ d_____ j_______ J-s- b-r-z- d-b-e- j-k-ś-i- --------------------------- Jest bardzo dobrej jakości. 0
And the bag is really very reasonable. I ta tore------s---aprawdę--iedr--a. I t_ t______ j___ n_______ n________ I t- t-r-b-a j-s- n-p-a-d- n-e-r-g-. ------------------------------------ I ta torebka jest naprawdę niedroga. 0
I like it. T- mi-si--podo-a. T_ m_ s__ p______ T- m- s-ę p-d-b-. ----------------- Ta mi się podoba. 0
I’ll take it. W--mę -ą. W____ j__ W-z-ę j-. --------- Wezmę ją. 0
Can I exchange it if needed? C-y m-ż-a j----entu--nie wymi--ić? C__ m____ j_ e__________ w________ C-y m-ż-a j- e-e-t-a-n-e w-m-e-i-? ---------------------------------- Czy można ją ewentualnie wymienić? 0
Of course. O----i---e. O__________ O-z-w-ś-i-. ----------- Oczywiście. 0
We’ll gift wrap it. Zap-k-j--y------ p---en-. Z_________ j_ n_ p_______ Z-p-k-j-m- j- n- p-e-e-t- ------------------------- Zapakujemy ją na prezent. 0
The cashier is over there. K--a j-----ap-ze--wk-. K___ j___ n___________ K-s- j-s- n-p-z-c-w-o- ---------------------- Kasa jest naprzeciwko. 0

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