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24 [twenty-four]

Appointment

Appointment

24 [двадесет и четири]

24 [dvadeset i četiri]

Састанак

Sastanak

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Did you miss the bus? Је---ли --опуст-- /-пропу--ил---------? Ј___ л_ п________ / п_________ а_______ Ј-с- л- п-о-у-т-о / п-о-у-т-л- а-т-б-с- --------------------------------------- Јеси ли пропустио / пропустила аутобус? 0
Sasta--k S_______ S-s-a-a- -------- Sastanak
I waited for you for half an hour. Чекао-- ---ала -ам--е--ола с-т-. Ч____ / Ч_____ с__ т_ п___ с____ Ч-к-о / Ч-к-л- с-м т- п-л- с-т-. -------------------------------- Чекао / Чекала сам те пола сата. 0
S-s--n-k S_______ S-s-a-a- -------- Sastanak
Don’t you have a mobile / cell phone (am.) with you? Не--ш--о-и--л к---с-б-? Н____ м______ к__ с____ Н-м-ш м-б-т-л к-д с-б-? ----------------------- Немаш мобител код себе? 0
Je---l- p-o-us--o------p-s--l--au-o---? J___ l_ p________ / p_________ a_______ J-s- l- p-o-u-t-o / p-o-u-t-l- a-t-b-s- --------------------------------------- Jesi li propustio / propustila autobus?
Be punctual next time! С-еде---пу--буди т-ча-! С______ п__ б___ т_____ С-е-е-и п-т б-д- т-ч-н- ----------------------- Следећи пут буди тачан! 0
J--- li---o-ust---- -r--ust-la--u--b-s? J___ l_ p________ / p_________ a_______ J-s- l- p-o-u-t-o / p-o-u-t-l- a-t-b-s- --------------------------------------- Jesi li propustio / propustila autobus?
Take a taxi next time! Сл-дећ- -ут уз-и т--с-! С______ п__ у___ т_____ С-е-е-и п-т у-м- т-к-и- ----------------------- Следећи пут узми такси! 0
J-s--li -r-p----o /-p---ustil--a---b--? J___ l_ p________ / p_________ a_______ J-s- l- p-o-u-t-o / p-o-u-t-l- a-t-b-s- --------------------------------------- Jesi li propustio / propustila autobus?
Take an umbrella with you next time! С----ћ--пут по-е----иш-бран! С______ п__ п_____ к________ С-е-е-и п-т п-н-с- к-ш-б-а-! ---------------------------- Следећи пут понеси кишобран! 0
Če-ao-- -ek-l----m t-----a-s-ta. Č____ / Č_____ s__ t_ p___ s____ Č-k-o / Č-k-l- s-m t- p-l- s-t-. -------------------------------- Čekao / Čekala sam te pola sata.
I have the day off tomorrow. Су----и--м-с-об-дно. С____ и___ с________ С-т-а и-а- с-о-о-н-. -------------------- Сутра имам слободно. 0
Če------Č-k-la-sam -e-pola -at-. Č____ / Č_____ s__ t_ p___ s____ Č-k-o / Č-k-l- s-m t- p-l- s-t-. -------------------------------- Čekao / Čekala sam te pola sata.
Shall we meet tomorrow? Хо------и----с-тр- -аст-ти? Х_____ л_ с_ с____ с_______ Х-ћ-м- л- с- с-т-а с-с-а-и- --------------------------- Хоћемо ли се сутра састати? 0
Če--- ----------am t--p------ta. Č____ / Č_____ s__ t_ p___ s____ Č-k-o / Č-k-l- s-m t- p-l- s-t-. -------------------------------- Čekao / Čekala sam te pola sata.
I’m sorry, I can’t make it tomorrow. Жа---и---- -у-р---е ----. Ж__ м_ ј__ с____ н_ м____ Ж-о м- ј-, с-т-а н- м-г-. ------------------------- Жао ми је, сутра не могу. 0
Ne-a------t-- ko- s-b-? N____ m______ k__ s____ N-m-š m-b-t-l k-d s-b-? ----------------------- Nemaš mobitel kod sebe?
Do you already have plans for this weekend? Им-ш ли за-ов-- ---ен- -е- не-т- п--ни----? И___ л_ з_ о___ в_____ в__ н____ п_________ И-а- л- з- о-а- в-к-н- в-ћ н-ш-о п-а-и-а-о- ------------------------------------------- Имаш ли за овај викенд већ нешто планирано? 0
Ne--š---b-t-l-----sebe? N____ m______ k__ s____ N-m-š m-b-t-l k-d s-b-? ----------------------- Nemaš mobitel kod sebe?
Or do you already have an appointment? Или-већ им-- дог-----н--а-та-а-? И__ в__ и___ д________ с________ И-и в-ћ и-а- д-г-в-р-н с-с-а-а-? -------------------------------- Или већ имаш договорен састанак? 0
Nemaš-m--it-l --d ----? N____ m______ k__ s____ N-m-š m-b-t-l k-d s-b-? ----------------------- Nemaš mobitel kod sebe?
I suggest that we meet on the weekend. Пр---а-ем да се-н-ђе-о-з----ке--. П________ д_ с_ н_____ з_ в______ П-е-л-ж-м д- с- н-ђ-м- з- в-к-н-. --------------------------------- Предлажем да се нађемо за викенд. 0
S---ec-- pu---ud- tač--! S______ p__ b___ t_____ S-e-e-́- p-t b-d- t-č-n- ------------------------ Sledeći put budi tačan!
Shall we have a picnic? Хо--мо--и-н---икн-к? Х_____ л_ н_ п______ Х-ћ-м- л- н- п-к-и-? -------------------- Хоћемо ли на пикник? 0
Sled-c-i-pu---u-i-ta-a-! S______ p__ b___ t_____ S-e-e-́- p-t b-d- t-č-n- ------------------------ Sledeći put budi tačan!
Shall we go to the beach? Хоћем---и се-о-вести--о ----е? Х_____ л_ с_ о______ д_ п_____ Х-ћ-м- л- с- о-в-с-и д- п-а-е- ------------------------------ Хоћемо ли се одвести до плаже? 0
S--de-́i-put -udi -a-an! S______ p__ b___ t_____ S-e-e-́- p-t b-d- t-č-n- ------------------------ Sledeći put budi tačan!
Shall we go to the mountains? Х-ће---ли -ћи-- п-анине? Х_____ л_ и__ у п_______ Х-ћ-м- л- и-и у п-а-и-е- ------------------------ Хоћемо ли ићи у планине? 0
Sle----i -ut --mi ta-si! S______ p__ u___ t_____ S-e-e-́- p-t u-m- t-k-i- ------------------------ Sledeći put uzmi taksi!
I will pick you up at the office. Д--и--- -о-т--е-у к---е---ију. Д___ ћ_ п_ т___ у к___________ Д-ћ- ћ- п- т-б- у к-н-е-а-и-у- ------------------------------ Доћи ћу по тебе у канцеларију. 0
Sl---ć----t---m--t-ksi! S______ p__ u___ t_____ S-e-e-́- p-t u-m- t-k-i- ------------------------ Sledeći put uzmi taksi!
I will pick you up at home. Д-ћ--ћ- ---те-е к---. Д___ ћ_ п_ т___ к____ Д-ћ- ћ- п- т-б- к-ћ-. --------------------- Доћи ћу по тебе кући. 0
S-e-e-́----t -z-- ta--i! S______ p__ u___ t_____ S-e-e-́- p-t u-m- t-k-i- ------------------------ Sledeći put uzmi taksi!
I will pick you up at the bus stop. До-- ћ- -- ---------у----с---с--н---. Д___ ћ_ п_ т___ н_ а________ с_______ Д-ћ- ћ- п- т-б- н- а-т-б-с-у с-а-и-у- ------------------------------------- Доћи ћу по тебе на аутобуску станицу. 0
Sle----i-p-t-p----- -i-obran! S______ p__ p_____ k________ S-e-e-́- p-t p-n-s- k-š-b-a-! ----------------------------- Sledeći put ponesi kišobran!

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