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24 [twenty-four]

Appointment

Appointment

24 [дваесет и четири]

24 [dvayesyet i chyetiri]

Состанок / Средба

Sostanok / Sryedba

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Did you miss the bus? Г-------ш-- ли а-т----от? Г_ п_______ л_ а_________ Г- п-о-у-т- л- а-т-б-с-т- ------------------------- Го пропушти ли автобусот? 0
Sostan-- /-S----ba S_______ / S______ S-s-a-o- / S-y-d-a ------------------ Sostanok / Sryedba
I waited for you for half an hour. Т- --к-в --л--и-а -а-. Т_ ч____ п_______ ч___ Т- ч-к-в п-л-в-н- ч-с- ---------------------- Те чекав половина час. 0
So-t-nok-/ S--edba S_______ / S______ S-s-a-o- / S-y-d-a ------------------ Sostanok / Sryedba
Don’t you have a mobile / cell phone (am.) with you? Не-аш--и-------- со --б-? Н____ л_ м______ с_ с____ Н-м-ш л- м-б-л-н с- с-б-? ------------------------- Немаш ли мобилен со себе? 0
Guo-p---o-sh----i-------o-o-? G__ p_________ l_ a__________ G-o p-o-o-s-t- l- a-t-b-o-o-? ----------------------------- Guo propooshti li avtoboosot?
Be punctual next time! С-ед-и-т -а---иди--оч-н----очна! С_______ п__ б___ т____ / т_____ С-е-н-о- п-т б-д- т-ч-н / т-ч-а- -------------------------------- Следниот пат биди точен / точна! 0
G-o --o----h---l- a--o-o-sot? G__ p_________ l_ a__________ G-o p-o-o-s-t- l- a-t-b-o-o-? ----------------------------- Guo propooshti li avtoboosot?
Take a taxi next time! С-е-ни-т -а- --м- --к-и! С_______ п__ з___ т_____ С-е-н-о- п-т з-м- т-к-и- ------------------------ Следниот пат земи такси! 0
G----r----sht- l- -v-o--o-ot? G__ p_________ l_ a__________ G-o p-o-o-s-t- l- a-t-b-o-o-? ----------------------------- Guo propooshti li avtoboosot?
Take an umbrella with you next time! Сл--ни-- пат--еми-ед-н -а-ор с- с-б-! С_______ п__ з___ е___ ч____ с_ с____ С-е-н-о- п-т з-м- е-е- ч-д-р с- с-б-! ------------------------------------- Следниот пат земи еден чадор со себе! 0
Tye---------pol-v-na -h--. T__ c______ p_______ c____ T-e c-y-k-v p-l-v-n- c-a-. -------------------------- Tye chyekav polovina chas.
I have the day off tomorrow. Утре---м -лоб-д-н-------о-н-. У___ с__ с_______ / с________ У-р- с-м с-о-о-е- / с-о-о-н-. ----------------------------- Утре сум слободен / слободна. 0
Tye c--ekav -o---i-a-cha-. T__ c______ p_______ c____ T-e c-y-k-v p-l-v-n- c-a-. -------------------------- Tye chyekav polovina chas.
Shall we meet tomorrow? Ќ- се--------- л- утр-? Ќ_ с_ с_______ л_ у____ Ќ- с- с-е-н-м- л- у-р-? ----------------------- Ќе се сретнеме ли утре? 0
Tye --ye----p-lovina---as. T__ c______ p_______ c____ T-e c-y-k-v p-l-v-n- c-a-. -------------------------- Tye chyekav polovina chas.
I’m sorry, I can’t make it tomorrow. Ж-- м- е,-----а---е---ж-м-у-ре. Ж__ м_ е_ н_ ј__ н_ м____ у____ Ж-л м- е- н- ј-с н- м-ж-м у-р-. ------------------------------- Жал ми е, но јас не можам утре. 0
Ny--as- li---bilye---- s-eby-? N______ l_ m_______ s_ s______ N-e-a-h l- m-b-l-e- s- s-e-y-? ------------------------------ Nyemash li mobilyen so syebye?
Do you already have plans for this weekend? Им-- ли-----о-пл-ни--н--з- --к--до-? И___ л_ н____ п________ з_ в________ И-а- л- н-ш-о п-а-и-а-о з- в-к-н-о-? ------------------------------------ Имаш ли нешто планирано за викендов? 0
Ny---s- l- -ob-ly-n-----yeby-? N______ l_ m_______ s_ s______ N-e-a-h l- m-b-l-e- s- s-e-y-? ------------------------------ Nyemash li mobilyen so syebye?
Or do you already have an appointment? И-- па--с--веќ--д-г---рен-- -------ен-? И__ п__ с_ в___ д________ / д__________ И-и п-к с- в-ќ- д-г-в-р-н / д-г-в-р-н-? --------------------------------------- Или пак си веќе договорен / договорена? 0
Ny--a-h--- ----lye- s--syeb-e? N______ l_ m_______ s_ s______ N-e-a-h l- m-b-l-e- s- s-e-y-? ------------------------------ Nyemash li mobilyen so syebye?
I suggest that we meet on the weekend. П--д--га- -а-с---р-т---е----вик----т. П________ д_ с_ с_______ з_ в________ П-е-л-г-м д- с- с-е-н-м- з- в-к-н-о-. ------------------------------------- Предлагам да се сретнеме за викендот. 0
Sl-edn--t -at-bid- to----- / --chna! S________ p__ b___ t______ / t______ S-y-d-i-t p-t b-d- t-c-y-n / t-c-n-! ------------------------------------ Slyedniot pat bidi tochyen / tochna!
Shall we have a picnic? Ќ- --а---е-л-----ни-? Ќ_ п______ л_ п______ Ќ- п-а-и-е л- п-к-и-? --------------------- Ќе правиме ли пикник? 0
S-y-dniot-pat b-----o----n-/ ---hna! S________ p__ b___ t______ / t______ S-y-d-i-t p-t b-d- t-c-y-n / t-c-n-! ------------------------------------ Slyedniot pat bidi tochyen / tochna!
Shall we go to the beach? Ќ--о-им- ли-на-плажа? Ќ_ о____ л_ н_ п_____ Ќ- о-и-е л- н- п-а-а- --------------------- Ќе одиме ли на плажа? 0
Sl--dnio- ----b--i-t--hye- --t-chn-! S________ p__ b___ t______ / t______ S-y-d-i-t p-t b-d- t-c-y-n / t-c-n-! ------------------------------------ Slyedniot pat bidi tochyen / tochna!
Shall we go to the mountains? Ќе-о--ме-ли на ----и--? Ќ_ о____ л_ н_ п_______ Ќ- о-и-е л- н- п-а-и-а- ----------------------- Ќе одиме ли на планина? 0
S----n--t-p---z-e-i -aksi! S________ p__ z____ t_____ S-y-d-i-t p-t z-e-i t-k-i- -------------------------- Slyedniot pat zyemi taksi!
I will pick you up at the office. Ќе т--з-----од-канц---р-ј--а. Ќ_ т_ з____ о_ к_____________ Ќ- т- з-м-м о- к-н-е-а-и-а-а- ----------------------------- Ќе те земам од канцеларијата. 0
S----n-----at------ -ak--! S________ p__ z____ t_____ S-y-d-i-t p-t z-e-i t-k-i- -------------------------- Slyedniot pat zyemi taksi!
I will pick you up at home. Ќе--- з-м-- -- д-ма. Ќ_ т_ з____ о_ д____ Ќ- т- з-м-м о- д-м-. -------------------- Ќе те земам од дома. 0
S-ye-n------- --emi -a-s-! S________ p__ z____ t_____ S-y-d-i-t p-t z-e-i t-k-i- -------------------------- Slyedniot pat zyemi taksi!
I will pick you up at the bus stop. Ќе--- з--ам-о---вт-б-с-а-----а-иц-. Ќ_ т_ з____ о_ а__________ с_______ Ќ- т- з-м-м о- а-т-б-с-а-а с-а-и-а- ----------------------------------- Ќе те земам од автобуската станица. 0
S----n-ot p-t zy-m- -edye- cha----s- -y---e! S________ p__ z____ y_____ c_____ s_ s______ S-y-d-i-t p-t z-e-i y-d-e- c-a-o- s- s-e-y-! -------------------------------------------- Slyedniot pat zyemi yedyen chador so syebye!

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