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89 [eighty-nine]

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89 [niogfirs]

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You are so lazy – don’t be so lazy! Du e- s- d----- – V-- d-- i--- s- d----! Du er så doven! – Vær dog ikke så doven! 0
You sleep for so long – don’t sleep so late! Du s---- s- l----- – S-- d-- i--- s- l----! Du sover så længe! – Sov dog ikke så længe! 0
You come home so late – don’t come home so late! Du k----- s- f-- s--- – k-- d-- i--- s- s---! Du kommer så for sent – kom dog ikke så sent! 0
You laugh so loudly – don’t laugh so loudly! Du g----- s- h---- – G--- d-- i--- s- h--t Du griner så højt! – Grin dog ikke så højt 0
You speak so softly – don’t speak so softly! Du t---- s- l--- – t-- d-- i--- s- l---! Du taler så lavt – tal dog ikke så lavt! 0
You drink too much – don’t drink so much! Du d------ f-- m---- – d--- d-- i--- s- m----! Du drikker for meget – drik dog ikke så meget! 0
You smoke too much – don’t smoke so much! Du r---- f-- m---- – r-- d-- i--- s- m----! Du ryger for meget – ryg dog ikke så meget! 0
You work too much – don’t work so much! Du a------- f-- m---- – a----- d-- i--- s- m----! Du arbejder for meget – arbejd dog ikke så meget! 0
You drive too fast – don’t drive so fast! Du k---- s- h------ – k-- d-- i--- s- h------! Du kører så hurtigt – kør dog ikke så hurtigt! 0
Get up, Mr. Miller! St- o-- h-. M-----! Stå op, hr. Müller! 0
Sit down, Mr. Miller! Sæ- d--- h-. M-----! Sæt dig, hr. Müller! 0
Remain seated, Mr. Miller! Bl-- s------- h-. M-----! Bliv siddende hr. Müller! 0
Be patient! Væ- t-------! Vær tålmodig! 0
Take your time! Ta- d-- t--! Tag dig tid! 0
Wait a moment! Ve-- e- ø------! Vent et øjeblik! 0
Be careful! Væ- f--------! Vær forsigtig! 0
Be punctual! Væ- p-------! Vær punktlig! 0
Don’t be stupid! Væ- i--- d--! Vær ikke dum! 0

The Chinese language

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