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89 [eighty-nine]

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89 [ottantanove]

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You are so lazy – don’t be so lazy! Tu -e- ------i--o - no---sser--c----pi---! T- s-- c--- p---- – n-- e----- c--- p----- T- s-i c-s- p-g-o – n-n e-s-r- c-s- p-g-o- ------------------------------------------ Tu sei così pigro – non essere così pigro! 0
You sleep for so long – don’t sleep so late! T--d-r-- -an-o-- -----or-ir- t-nt-! T- d---- t---- – n-- d------ t----- T- d-r-i t-n-o – n-n d-r-i-e t-n-o- ----------------------------------- Tu dormi tanto – non dormire tanto! 0
You come home so late – don’t come home so late! Tu arr--i---s- -ardi –-n-n -rr-v--- --sì-t-r-i! T- a----- c--- t---- – n-- a------- c--- t----- T- a-r-v- c-s- t-r-i – n-n a-r-v-r- c-s- t-r-i- ----------------------------------------------- Tu arrivi così tardi – non arrivare così tardi! 0
You laugh so loudly – don’t laugh so loudly! T--ri-- -os-----t----non-----r------ for--! T- r--- c--- f---- – n-- r----- c--- f----- T- r-d- c-s- f-r-e – n-n r-d-r- c-s- f-r-e- ------------------------------------------- Tu ridi così forte – non ridere così forte! 0
You speak so softly – don’t speak so softly! Tu----li c--ì ---assa--o-- - -on-p----r---o-- a--as------e! T- p---- c--- a b---- v--- – n-- p------ c--- a b---- v---- T- p-r-i c-s- a b-s-a v-c- – n-n p-r-a-e c-s- a b-s-a v-c-! ----------------------------------------------------------- Tu parli così a bassa voce – non parlare così a bassa voce! 0
You drink too much – don’t drink so much! Tu -ev--t-oppo-–---- ber----sì-ta--o! T- b--- t----- – n-- b--- c--- t----- T- b-v- t-o-p- – n-n b-r- c-s- t-n-o- ------------------------------------- Tu bevi troppo – non bere così tanto! 0
You smoke too much – don’t smoke so much! T--fumi--ro--o –-n-n f--a---c--ì -an--! T- f--- t----- – n-- f----- c--- t----- T- f-m- t-o-p- – n-n f-m-r- c-s- t-n-o- --------------------------------------- Tu fumi troppo – non fumare così tanto! 0
You work too much – don’t work so much! T---av--i ----po - non-l--o---e c----ta---! T- l----- t----- – n-- l------- c--- t----- T- l-v-r- t-o-p- – n-n l-v-r-r- c-s- t-n-o- ------------------------------------------- Tu lavori troppo – non lavorare così tanto! 0
You drive too fast – don’t drive so fast! T---ai--r-p-o -o----- --n -nda----osì---rte! T- v-- t----- f---- – n-- a----- c--- f----- T- v-i t-o-p- f-r-e – n-n a-d-r- c-s- f-r-e- -------------------------------------------- Tu vai troppo forte – non andare così forte! 0
Get up, Mr. Miller! Si ---i- -i-n-- --ller! S- a---- s----- M------ S- a-z-, s-g-o- M-l-e-! ----------------------- Si alzi, signor Müller! 0
Sit down, Mr. Miller! Si a-co--d-, ----o- -ü--er! S- a-------- s----- M------ S- a-c-m-d-, s-g-o- M-l-e-! --------------------------- Si accomodi, signor Müller! 0
Remain seated, Mr. Miller! Res-i------o,-sign-r Mü--er! R---- s------ s----- M------ R-s-i s-d-t-, s-g-o- M-l-e-! ---------------------------- Resti seduto, signor Müller! 0
Be patient! Ab-----a----za! A---- p-------- A-b-a p-z-e-z-! --------------- Abbia pazienza! 0
Take your time! F-ccia---n-co--do! F----- c-- c------ F-c-i- c-n c-m-d-! ------------------ Faccia con comodo! 0
Wait a moment! As-etti--n-mom----! A------ u- m------- A-p-t-i u- m-m-n-o- ------------------- Aspetti un momento! 0
Be careful! Fa-cia at--nzio--! F----- a---------- F-c-i- a-t-n-i-n-! ------------------ Faccia attenzione! 0
Be punctual! Sia pu-tuale! S-- p-------- S-a p-n-u-l-! ------------- Sia puntuale! 0
Don’t be stupid! No- s-a -tup---! N-- s-- s------- N-n s-a s-u-i-o- ---------------- Non sia stupido! 0

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