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em To like something   »   be нечага хацець

70 [seventy]

To like something

To like something

70 [семдзесят]

70 [semdzesyat]

нечага хацець

nechaga khatsets’

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Would you like to smoke? Хочаце к-рыц-? Х_____ к______ Х-ч-ц- к-р-ц-? -------------- Хочаце курыць? 0
n-c-ag- --a-se-s’ n______ k________ n-c-a-a k-a-s-t-’ ----------------- nechaga khatsets’
Would you like to dance? Х--аце----а----ац-? Х_____ п___________ Х-ч-ц- п-т-н-а-а-ь- ------------------- Хочаце патанцаваць? 0
n-chag----a--ets’ n______ k________ n-c-a-a k-a-s-t-’ ----------------- nechaga khatsets’
Would you like to go for a walk? Хо-а---пр-гул-цц-? Х_____ п__________ Х-ч-ц- п-а-у-я-ц-? ------------------ Хочаце прагуляцца? 0
Kh-c--tse---r--s-? K________ k_______ K-o-h-t-e k-r-t-’- ------------------ Khochatse kuryts’?
I would like to smoke. Я х--у -ур-ц-. Я х___ к______ Я х-ч- к-р-ц-. -------------- Я хачу курыць. 0
K-och-t-- ku-yts-? K________ k_______ K-o-h-t-e k-r-t-’- ------------------ Khochatse kuryts’?
Would you like a cigarette? Хо-аш --гар--у? Х____ ц________ Х-ч-ш ц-г-р-т-? --------------- Хочаш цыгарэту? 0
K-och-t-e--ur---’? K________ k_______ K-o-h-t-e k-r-t-’- ------------------ Khochatse kuryts’?
He wants a light. Ён х--- -рык-р-ць. Ё_ х___ п_________ Ё- х-ч- п-ы-у-ы-ь- ------------------ Ён хоча прыкурыць. 0
Kh----t---p-t---sav-t-’? K________ p_____________ K-o-h-t-e p-t-n-s-v-t-’- ------------------------ Khochatse patantsavats’?
I want to drink something. Я-хаце---ы-/ ---ел- б- ч-г--неб-----па-і-ь. Я х____ б_ / х_____ б_ ч___________ п______ Я х-ц-ў б- / х-ц-л- б- ч-г---е-у-з- п-п-ц-. ------------------------------------------- Я хацеў бы / хацела бы чаго-небудзь папіць. 0
K-o-ha-se-p-t-ntsa-----? K________ p_____________ K-o-h-t-e p-t-n-s-v-t-’- ------------------------ Khochatse patantsavats’?
I want to eat something. Я -а-е- б- /--ацела-б--ч--о-не------п--сц-. Я х____ б_ / х_____ б_ ч___________ п______ Я х-ц-ў б- / х-ц-л- б- ч-г---е-у-з- п-е-ц-. ------------------------------------------- Я хацеў бы / хацела бы чаго-небудзь паесці. 0
Khochat---p---n-s---ts-? K________ p_____________ K-o-h-t-e p-t-n-s-v-t-’- ------------------------ Khochatse patantsavats’?
I want to relax a little. Я-хаце---ы / -ацел- -----о-і -------ь. Я х____ б_ / х_____ б_ т____ а________ Я х-ц-ў б- / х-ц-л- б- т-о-і а-п-ч-ц-. -------------------------------------- Я хацеў бы / хацела бы трохі адпачыць. 0
Kho-h-t-e--ra--ly---ts-? K________ p_____________ K-o-h-t-e p-a-u-y-t-t-a- ------------------------ Khochatse pragulyatstsa?
I want to ask you something. Я-х-----бы-- -ацела -- -еш-а - Ва----ыт-ц-. Я х____ б_ / х_____ б_ н____ ў В__ с_______ Я х-ц-ў б- / х-ц-л- б- н-ш-а ў В-с с-ы-а-ь- ------------------------------------------- Я хацеў бы / хацела бы нешта ў Вас спытаць. 0
K-o-h-t-e--ragu-ya--t--? K________ p_____________ K-o-h-t-e p-a-u-y-t-t-a- ------------------------ Khochatse pragulyatstsa?
I want to ask you for something. Я-х--еў---------ела бы------б --м--ц------а-і-ь. Я х____ б_ / х_____ б_ В__ а_ ч______ п_________ Я х-ц-ў б- / х-ц-л- б- В-с а- ч-м-ь-і п-п-а-і-ь- ------------------------------------------------ Я хацеў бы / хацела бы Вас аб чымсьці папрасіць. 0
K-och-t-e-prag-ly--stsa? K________ p_____________ K-o-h-t-e p-a-u-y-t-t-a- ------------------------ Khochatse pragulyatstsa?
I want to treat you to something. Я-------б- ----це-- -ы-Вас----ш-осьці-запра-і--. Я х____ б_ / х_____ б_ В__ н_ ш______ з_________ Я х-ц-ў б- / х-ц-л- б- В-с н- ш-о-ь-і з-п-а-і-ь- ------------------------------------------------ Я хацеў бы / хацела бы Вас на штосьці запрасіць. 0
Y- k----- --ryt-’. Y_ k_____ k_______ Y- k-a-h- k-r-t-’- ------------------ Ya khachu kuryts’.
What would you like? Ш-- -ы-ж-да-це? Ш__ В_ ж_______ Ш-о В- ж-д-е-е- --------------- Што Вы жадаеце? 0
Y- kh------ur--s-. Y_ k_____ k_______ Y- k-a-h- k-r-t-’- ------------------ Ya khachu kuryts’.
Would you like a coffee? Ж---е---кав-? Ж______ к____ Ж-д-е-е к-в-? ------------- Жадаеце кавы? 0
Y--kh-c-- kur-ts-. Y_ k_____ k_______ Y- k-a-h- k-r-t-’- ------------------ Ya khachu kuryts’.
Or do you prefer a tea? А-о--ам-леп-й--ар-ат-? А__ В__ л____ г_______ А-о В-м л-п-й г-р-а-ы- ---------------------- Або Вам лепей гарбаты? 0
K-oc-a---ts--aretu? K_______ t_________ K-o-h-s- t-y-a-e-u- ------------------- Khochash tsygaretu?
We want to drive home. М- ----- еха---дадому. М_ х____ е____ д______ М- х-ч-м е-а-ь д-д-м-. ---------------------- Мы хочам ехаць дадому. 0
K-ochas- -syga--t-? K_______ t_________ K-o-h-s- t-y-a-e-u- ------------------- Khochash tsygaretu?
Do you want a taxi? В-м ---р-б-а--такс-? В__ п________ т_____ В-м п-т-э-н-е т-к-і- -------------------- Вам патрэбнае таксі? 0
K--cha-h--s-g-r-tu? K_______ t_________ K-o-h-s- t-y-a-e-u- ------------------- Khochash tsygaretu?
They want to make a call. Я---хочу-ь пат-леф-н-в-ц-. Я__ х_____ п______________ Я-ы х-ч-ц- п-т-л-ф-н-в-ц-. -------------------------- Яны хочуць патэлефанаваць. 0
E---h-c-a--ryk-r--s-. E_ k_____ p__________ E- k-o-h- p-y-u-y-s-. --------------------- En khocha prykuryts’.

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