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Running errands

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I want to go to the library. Chc----ć ---b-----t-k-. C___ i__ d_ b__________ C-c- i-ć d- b-b-i-t-k-. ----------------------- Chcę iść do biblioteki. 0
I want to go to the bookstore. C--- --- do-ks---a-n-. C___ i__ d_ k_________ C-c- i-ć d- k-i-g-r-i- ---------------------- Chcę iść do księgarni. 0
I want to go to the newspaper stand. Chc- --ć--o-kios--. C___ i__ d_ k______ C-c- i-ć d- k-o-k-. ------------------- Chcę iść do kiosku. 0
I want to borrow a book. C----wypoży-z-ć --i-ż-ę. C___ w_________ k_______ C-c- w-p-ż-c-y- k-i-ż-ę- ------------------------ Chcę wypożyczyć książkę. 0
I want to buy a book. Ch-ę --pi- k---ż-ę. C___ k____ k_______ C-c- k-p-ć k-i-ż-ę- ------------------- Chcę kupić książkę. 0
I want to buy a newspaper. Ch-ę ----ć g-zet-. C___ k____ g______ C-c- k-p-ć g-z-t-. ------------------ Chcę kupić gazetę. 0
I want to go to the library to borrow a book. C--- iś- -- --bl-o----,---p-ż----ć-k-ią---. C___ i__ d_ b__________ w_________ k_______ C-c- i-ć d- b-b-i-t-k-, w-p-ż-c-y- k-i-ż-ę- ------------------------------------------- Chcę iść do biblioteki, wypożyczyć książkę. 0
I want to go to the bookstore to buy a book. C-cę---ć-d----ię-a---, ---i- k-iążkę. C___ i__ d_ k_________ k____ k_______ C-c- i-ć d- k-i-g-r-i- k-p-ć k-i-ż-ę- ------------------------------------- Chcę iść do księgarni, kupić książkę. 0
I want to go to the kiosk / newspaper stand to buy a newspaper. C-c- i-ć do-kios--,-ku-ić g---t-. C___ i__ d_ k______ k____ g______ C-c- i-ć d- k-o-k-, k-p-ć g-z-t-. --------------------------------- Chcę iść do kiosku, kupić gazetę. 0
I want to go to the optician. C--ę i-- ----p--k-. C___ i__ d_ o______ C-c- i-ć d- o-t-k-. ------------------- Chcę iść do optyka. 0
I want to go to the supermarket. C-----ś-----s--e-m-r----. C___ i__ d_ s____________ C-c- i-ć d- s-p-r-a-k-t-. ------------------------- Chcę iść do supermarketu. 0
I want to go to the bakery. C--ę--ść--o-pie--rn-. C___ i__ d_ p________ C-c- i-ć d- p-e-a-n-. --------------------- Chcę iść do piekarni. 0
I want to buy some glasses. Ch-ę-k---- o--lary. C___ k____ o_______ C-c- k-p-ć o-u-a-y- ------------------- Chcę kupić okulary. 0
I want to buy fruit and vegetables. C-cę kup-ć---o-------r-yw-. C___ k____ o____ i w_______ C-c- k-p-ć o-o-e i w-r-y-a- --------------------------- Chcę kupić owoce i warzywa. 0
I want to buy rolls and bread. C-----up-ć -u--- i ch--b. C___ k____ b____ i c_____ C-c- k-p-ć b-ł-i i c-l-b- ------------------------- Chcę kupić bułki i chleb. 0
I want to go to the optician to buy glasses. C-c--iść-d- -p--k-, -----k-p-ć -ku-ar-. C___ i__ d_ o______ (___ k____ o_______ C-c- i-ć d- o-t-k-, (-y- k-p-ć o-u-a-y- --------------------------------------- Chcę iść do optyka, (by) kupić okulary. 0
I want to go to the supermarket to buy fruit and vegetables. C-cę-iś--do-supe--a--et-- (b-- k---- -w--- - -arzy-a. C___ i__ d_ s____________ (___ k____ o____ i w_______ C-c- i-ć d- s-p-r-a-k-t-, (-y- k-p-ć o-o-e i w-r-y-a- ----------------------------------------------------- Chcę iść do supermarketu, (by) kupić owoce i warzywa. 0
I want to go to the baker to buy rolls and bread. C-c---ść -- --e-arni--(--) ----ć bułk- - -hle-. C___ i__ d_ p________ (___ k____ b____ i c_____ C-c- i-ć d- p-e-a-n-, (-y- k-p-ć b-ł-i i c-l-b- ----------------------------------------------- Chcę iść do piekarni, (by) kupić bułki i chleb. 0

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