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89 [eighty-nine]

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You are so lazy – don’t be so lazy! Du -- lat - -u ----- -- d-g---m-en. D- e- l-- – d- b---- t- d-- s------ D- e- l-t – d- b-r-e t- d-g s-m-e-. ----------------------------------- Du er lat – du burde ta deg sammen. 0
You sleep for so long – don’t sleep so late! D- s-v-r---r -e--e-- ---må l--- -eg ----å ----om -or-e-e-. D- s---- f-- l---- – d- m- l--- d-- å s-- o-- o- m-------- D- s-v-r f-r l-n-e – d- m- l-r- d-g å s-å o-p o- m-r-e-e-. ---------------------------------------------------------- Du sover for lenge – du må lære deg å stå opp om morgenen. 0
You come home so late – don’t come home so late! Du-k-m-er--- -ent-– -u må s-u-t--å -o--- -o- ---t. D- k----- s- s--- – d- m- s----- å k---- f-- s---- D- k-m-e- s- s-n- – d- m- s-u-t- å k-m-e f-r s-n-. -------------------------------------------------- Du kommer så sent – du må slutte å komme for sent. 0
You laugh so loudly – don’t laugh so loudly! Du-l-r-al--id-----øyt---d-t ---es-je--du-s--l------er-r-. D- l-- a----- s- h--- – d-- s---- j-- d- s----- m-------- D- l-r a-l-i- s- h-y- – d-t s-n-s j-g d- s-u-l- m-d-r-r-. --------------------------------------------------------- Du ler alltid så høyt – det synes jeg du skulle moderere. 0
You speak so softly – don’t speak so softly! Du-s-----r------v--– sn--k--ø--r-! D- s------ s- l--- – s---- h------ D- s-a-k-r s- l-v- – s-a-k h-y-r-! ---------------------------------- Du snakker så lavt – snakk høyere! 0
You drink too much – don’t drink so much! D- d--k-e---or -y- ----i-k--i-dr- --! D- d------ f-- m-- – d---- m----- d-- D- d-i-k-r f-r m-e – d-i-k m-n-r- d-! ------------------------------------- Du drikker for mye – drikk mindre da! 0
You smoke too much – don’t smoke so much! Du-r-y--- f-r-my- - ikk- ---k så--y--da! D- r----- f-- m-- – i--- r--- s- m-- d-- D- r-y-e- f-r m-e – i-k- r-y- s- m-e d-! ---------------------------------------- Du røyker for mye – ikke røyk så mye da! 0
You work too much – don’t work so much! D--j-b--r-f---my--–---ke j-b- -- m-- da! D- j----- f-- m-- – i--- j--- s- m-- d-- D- j-b-e- f-r m-e – i-k- j-b- s- m-e d-! ---------------------------------------- Du jobber for mye – ikke jobb så mye da! 0
You drive too fast – don’t drive so fast! Du--jø--r f-- ---- --ik---kjør ---f-rt-d-! D- k----- f-- f--- – i--- k--- s- f--- d-- D- k-ø-e- f-r f-r- – i-k- k-ø- s- f-r- d-! ------------------------------------------ Du kjører for fort – ikke kjør så fort da! 0
Get up, Mr. Miller! St---p-- -ül---. S-- o--- M------ S-å o-p- M-l-e-. ---------------- Stå opp, Müller. 0
Sit down, Mr. Miller! S-tt de-, ----e-. S--- d--- M------ S-t- d-g- M-l-e-. ----------------- Sett deg, Müller. 0
Remain seated, Mr. Miller! B---------d------le-. B-- s-------- M------ B-i s-t-e-d-, M-l-e-. --------------------- Bli sittende, Müller. 0
Be patient! Vær-tå-m--ig. V-- t-------- V-r t-l-o-i-. ------------- Vær tålmodig. 0
Take your time! Ta-d-- tid. T- d-- t--- T- d-g t-d- ----------- Ta deg tid. 0
Wait a moment! V--t--- -y---i--. V--- e- ø-------- V-n- e- ø-e-l-k-. ----------------- Vent et øyeblikk. 0
Be careful! Vær -o-s-k-i-. V-- f--------- V-r f-r-i-t-g- -------------- Vær forsiktig. 0
Be punctual! V-- ---kt---. V-- p-------- V-r p-n-t-i-. ------------- Vær punktlig. 0
Don’t be stupid! I--e v-r d--! I--- v-- d--- I-k- v-r d-m- ------------- Ikke vær dum! 0

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