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Nakupovanje

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I want to buy a present. Rad----bi -upil----d-rilo. R_____ b_ k_______ d______ R-d-a- b- k-p-l-a- d-r-l-. -------------------------- Rad(a) bi kupil(a) darilo. 0
But nothing too expensive. Ve--a- -- p-edr-g-. V_____ n_ p________ V-n-a- n- p-e-r-g-. ------------------- Vendar ne predrago. 0
Maybe a handbag? Morda---r-ico? M____ t_______ M-r-a t-r-i-o- -------------- Morda torbico? 0
Which color would you like? V -ak-ni -ar-- ---žel--e? V k_____ b____ j_ ž______ V k-k-n- b-r-i j- ž-l-t-? ------------------------- V kakšni barvi jo želite? 0
Black, brown or white? V č-ni,-----i-ali--el-? V č____ r____ a__ b____ V č-n-, r-a-i a-i b-l-? ----------------------- V črni, rjavi ali beli? 0
A large one or a small one? V---k--ali--aj-n-? V_____ a__ m______ V-l-k- a-i m-j-n-? ------------------ Veliko ali majhno? 0
May I see this one, please? S- l---o -ol- ------am? S_ l____ t___ p________ S- l-h-o t-l- p-g-e-a-? ----------------------- Si lahko tole pogledam? 0
Is it made of leather? J----le--- ---j-? J_ t___ i_ u_____ J- t-l- i- u-n-a- ----------------- Je tale iz usnja? 0
Or is it made of plastic? A-i-i---met-e----vi? A__ i_ u_____ s_____ A-i i- u-e-n- s-o-i- -------------------- Ali iz umetne snovi? 0
Of leather, of course. Se-----j- -- ---ja. S_____ j_ i_ u_____ S-v-d- j- i- u-n-a- ------------------- Seveda je iz usnja. 0
This is very good quality. Je ---o--ob-e-kak-v--ti. J_ z___ d____ k_________ J- z-l- d-b-e k-k-v-s-i- ------------------------ Je zelo dobre kakovosti. 0
And the bag is really very reasonable. In t----rbic- j- --sn--no ---- -ocen-. I_ t_ t______ j_ r_______ z___ p______ I- t- t-r-i-a j- r-s-i-n- z-l- p-c-n-. -------------------------------------- In ta torbica je resnično zelo poceni. 0
I like it. V-eč-mi je. V___ m_ j__ V-e- m- j-. ----------- Všeč mi je. 0
I’ll take it. V-a-em---. V_____ j__ V-a-e- j-. ---------- Vzamem jo. 0
Can I exchange it if needed? J--l-h-o-kas-e-- ---oče-z-m--ja-? J_ l____ k______ m_____ z________ J- l-h-o k-s-e-e m-g-č- z-m-n-a-? --------------------------------- Jo lahko kasneje mogoče zamenjam? 0
Of course. S---da. S______ S-v-d-. ------- Seveda. 0
We’ll gift wrap it. Jo-bomo---pak------k-- --ri-o. J_ b___ z_________ k__ d______ J- b-m- z-p-k-r-l- k-t d-r-l-. ------------------------------ Jo bomo zapakirali kot darilo. 0
The cashier is over there. Ta- ---b-a-ajn-. T__ j_ b________ T-m j- b-a-a-n-. ---------------- Tam je blagajna. 0

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