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24 [twenty-four]

Appointment

Appointment

24 [είκοσι τέσσερα]

24 [eíkosi téssera]

Ραντεβού

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Did you miss the bus? Έ--σ-- τ---ε-φο--ίο; Έ----- τ- λ--------- Έ-α-ε- τ- λ-ω-ο-ε-ο- -------------------- Έχασες το λεωφορείο; 0
É-h-ses t- --ō-h--e-o? É------ t- l---------- É-h-s-s t- l-ō-h-r-í-? ---------------------- Échases to leōphoreío?
I waited for you for half an hour. Σ---ε---ενα -ι-ή-ώ--. Σ- π------- μ--- ώ--- Σ- π-ρ-μ-ν- μ-σ- ώ-α- --------------------- Σε περίμενα μισή ώρα. 0
Se-p-r---na-m--- -r-. S- p------- m--- ṓ--- S- p-r-m-n- m-s- ṓ-a- --------------------- Se perímena misḗ ṓra.
Don’t you have a mobile / cell phone (am.) with you? Δ-ν---ει- κινη-ό --------; Δ-- έ---- κ----- μ--- σ--- Δ-ν έ-ε-ς κ-ν-τ- μ-ζ- σ-υ- -------------------------- Δεν έχεις κινητό μαζί σου; 0
Den-éche-- ---ē------í -o-? D-- é----- k----- m--- s--- D-n é-h-i- k-n-t- m-z- s-u- --------------------------- Den écheis kinētó mazí sou?
Be punctual next time! Τ-- -----ν---ορ---α εί--ι--τ-- --α -ο-! Τ-- ε------ φ--- ν- ε---- σ--- ώ-- σ--- Τ-ν ε-ό-ε-η φ-ρ- ν- ε-σ-ι σ-η- ώ-α σ-υ- --------------------------------------- Την επόμενη φορά να είσαι στην ώρα σου! 0
T------m-n--p--r---- -ísa- st-n ṓra -o-! T-- e------ p---- n- e---- s--- ṓ-- s--- T-n e-ó-e-ē p-o-á n- e-s-i s-ē- ṓ-a s-u- ---------------------------------------- Tēn epómenē phorá na eísai stēn ṓra sou!
Take a taxi next time! Την επ-μεν--φ-ρά-πάρε---ξί! Τ-- ε------ φ--- π--- τ---- Τ-ν ε-ό-ε-η φ-ρ- π-ρ- τ-ξ-! --------------------------- Την επόμενη φορά πάρε ταξί! 0
Tēn-ep--en- -hor- páre ta-í! T-- e------ p---- p--- t---- T-n e-ó-e-ē p-o-á p-r- t-x-! ---------------------------- Tēn epómenē phorá páre taxí!
Take an umbrella with you next time! Την-ε-ό-------ρά π-ρ- --ζί σο- μ-- ομπ--λ-! Τ-- ε------ φ--- π--- μ--- σ-- μ-- ο------- Τ-ν ε-ό-ε-η φ-ρ- π-ρ- μ-ζ- σ-υ μ-α ο-π-έ-α- ------------------------------------------- Την επόμενη φορά πάρε μαζί σου μια ομπρέλα! 0
Tēn ep--e-ē--h-------e mazí---u-m-- omp-é--! T-- e------ p---- p--- m--- s-- m-- o------- T-n e-ó-e-ē p-o-á p-r- m-z- s-u m-a o-p-é-a- -------------------------------------------- Tēn epómenē phorá páre mazí sou mia ompréla!
I have the day off tomorrow. Αύρ-ο-----ρεπ-. Α---- έ-- ρ---- Α-ρ-ο έ-ω ρ-π-. --------------- Αύριο έχω ρεπό. 0
A--io-éch--rep-. A---- é--- r---- A-r-o é-h- r-p-. ---------------- Aúrio échō repó.
Shall we meet tomorrow? Θ--συ---τη---με αύ--ο; Θ- σ----------- α----- Θ- σ-ν-ν-η-ο-μ- α-ρ-ο- ---------------------- Θα συναντηθούμε αύριο; 0
T---------ē-h-úm- aú-io? T-- s------------ a----- T-a s-n-n-ē-h-ú-e a-r-o- ------------------------ Tha synantēthoúme aúrio?
I’m sorry, I can’t make it tomorrow. Λυ-άμ-ι- -ύ-ι- --ν-μ---ώ. Λ------- α---- δ-- μ----- Λ-π-μ-ι- α-ρ-ο δ-ν μ-ο-ώ- ------------------------- Λυπάμαι, αύριο δεν μπορώ. 0
Lypám-i,--úr---d-- mpor-. L------- a---- d-- m----- L-p-m-i- a-r-o d-n m-o-ṓ- ------------------------- Lypámai, aúrio den mporṓ.
Do you already have plans for this weekend? Έχε-- -αν-νί-ε--κά-ι --α α--ό-τ- Σα-βατο-------; Έ---- κ-------- κ--- γ-- α--- τ- Σ-------------- Έ-ε-ς κ-ν-ν-σ-ι κ-τ- γ-α α-τ- τ- Σ-β-α-ο-ύ-ι-κ-; ------------------------------------------------ Έχεις κανονίσει κάτι για αυτό το Σαββατοκύριακο; 0
É--e-s-k--o---ei--át--g-a a-t- to -a-ba--kýria--? É----- k-------- k--- g-- a--- t- S-------------- É-h-i- k-n-n-s-i k-t- g-a a-t- t- S-b-a-o-ý-i-k-? ------------------------------------------------- Écheis kanonísei káti gia autó to Sabbatokýriako?
Or do you already have an appointment? Ή μήπ-- ---ις ήδη ραντεβ-ύ--ε κ--οι--; Ή μ---- έ---- ή-- ρ------- μ- κ------- Ή μ-π-ς έ-ε-ς ή-η ρ-ν-ε-ο- μ- κ-π-ι-ν- -------------------------------------- Ή μήπως έχεις ήδη ραντεβού με κάποιον; 0
Ḗ mḗ--s éc--i----ē-r-n-eb-ú -- --po--n? Ḗ m---- é----- ḗ-- r------- m- k------- Ḗ m-p-s é-h-i- ḗ-ē r-n-e-o- m- k-p-i-n- --------------------------------------- Ḗ mḗpōs écheis ḗdē ranteboú me kápoion?
I suggest that we meet on the weekend. Π--τ-ίν--ν--σ----τηθο-μ---ο----β-τοκ-ρ-α-ο. Π------- ν- σ----------- τ- Σ-------------- Π-ο-ε-ν- ν- σ-ν-ν-η-ο-μ- τ- Σ-β-α-ο-ύ-ι-κ-. ------------------------------------------- Προτείνω να συναντηθούμε το Σαββατοκύριακο. 0
Pro-e--ō -a-sy---t--h-ú---to -a-batok-riak-. P------- n- s------------ t- S-------------- P-o-e-n- n- s-n-n-ē-h-ú-e t- S-b-a-o-ý-i-k-. -------------------------------------------- Proteínō na synantēthoúme to Sabbatokýriako.
Shall we have a picnic? Π-μ- --α -ικ--κ; Π--- γ-- π------ Π-μ- γ-α π-κ-ί-; ---------------- Πάμε για πικνίκ; 0
P--e---- -i---k? P--- g-- p------ P-m- g-a p-k-í-? ---------------- Páme gia pikník?
Shall we go to the beach? Π--- -την ---αλ--; Π--- σ--- π------- Π-μ- σ-η- π-ρ-λ-α- ------------------ Πάμε στην παραλία; 0
Pá-e s-ē--p-r-lí-? P--- s--- p------- P-m- s-ē- p-r-l-a- ------------------ Páme stēn paralía?
Shall we go to the mountains? Π-----τ- βο--ό; Π--- σ-- β----- Π-μ- σ-ο β-υ-ό- --------------- Πάμε στο βουνό; 0
Páme sto-b--nó? P--- s-- b----- P-m- s-o b-u-ó- --------------- Páme sto bounó?
I will pick you up at the office. Θ------σω να -ε ---- απ-----γρ-φ-ίο. Θ- π----- ν- σ- π--- α-- τ- γ------- Θ- π-ρ-σ- ν- σ- π-ρ- α-ό τ- γ-α-ε-ο- ------------------------------------ Θα περάσω να σε πάρω από το γραφείο. 0
T-a pe--sō -- se párō---ó t- -r-p-eío. T-- p----- n- s- p--- a-- t- g-------- T-a p-r-s- n- s- p-r- a-ó t- g-a-h-í-. -------------------------------------- Tha perásō na se párō apó to grapheío.
I will pick you up at home. Θα-π-ρ-σ- να--ε πά---α-- -ο σ-ί--. Θ- π----- ν- σ- π--- α-- τ- σ----- Θ- π-ρ-σ- ν- σ- π-ρ- α-ό τ- σ-ί-ι- ---------------------------------- Θα περάσω να σε πάρω από το σπίτι. 0
T-----r--- ---se pá-ō a-ó-to--p-t-. T-- p----- n- s- p--- a-- t- s----- T-a p-r-s- n- s- p-r- a-ó t- s-í-i- ----------------------------------- Tha perásō na se párō apó to spíti.
I will pick you up at the bus stop. Θ- π-ρά-- ν-----πά-ω---ό-την -τ-ση-το- λ--φορείο-. Θ- π----- ν- σ- π--- α-- τ-- σ---- τ-- λ---------- Θ- π-ρ-σ- ν- σ- π-ρ- α-ό τ-ν σ-ά-η τ-υ λ-ω-ο-ε-ο-. -------------------------------------------------- Θα περάσω να σε πάρω από την στάση του λεωφορείου. 0
Tha---rá------s-----ō apó --n--t---------eōphore---. T-- p----- n- s- p--- a-- t-- s---- t-- l----------- T-a p-r-s- n- s- p-r- a-ó t-n s-á-ē t-u l-ō-h-r-í-u- ---------------------------------------------------- Tha perásō na se párō apó tēn stásē tou leōphoreíou.

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