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Running errands

Running errands

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Bёj pazarin

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I want to go to the library. aaaaa D-a tё-----j--ё --blio--kё. D-- t- s---- n- b---------- D-a t- s-k-j n- b-b-i-t-k-. --------------------------- Dua tё shkoj nё bibliotekё. 0
I want to go to the bookstore. aaaaa Dua -----koj-n- ----ar-. D-- t- s---- n- l------- D-a t- s-k-j n- l-b-a-i- ------------------------ Dua tё shkoj nё librari. 0
I want to go to the newspaper stand. aaaaa D-- t---h--- -- kios-a. D-- t- s---- t- k------ D-a t- s-k-j t- k-o-k-. ----------------------- Dua tё shkoj te kioska. 0
I want to borrow a book. aaaaa Dua-tё -arr--ua-n-ё---b-r. D-- t- m--- h-- n-- l----- D-a t- m-r- h-a n-ё l-b-r- -------------------------- Dua tё marr hua njё libёr. 0
I want to buy a book. aaaaa D-a -- bl-j -jё li-ё-. D-- t- b--- n-- l----- D-a t- b-e- n-ё l-b-r- ---------------------- Dua tё blej njё libёr. 0
I want to buy a newspaper. aaaaa D-------le--n---g----ё. D-- t- b--- n-- g------ D-a t- b-e- n-ё g-z-t-. ----------------------- Dua tё blej njё gazetё. 0
I want to go to the library to borrow a book. aaaaa D-a -ё----oj--ё--i--io-ek- t- ma----jё------. D-- t- s---- n- b--------- t- m--- n-- l----- D-a t- s-k-j n- b-b-i-t-k- t- m-r- n-ё l-b-r- --------------------------------------------- Dua tё shkoj nё bibliotekё tё marr njё libёr. 0
I want to go to the bookstore to buy a book. aaaaa Dua t--sh-o-----l--ra-- tё--l-j--jё-li---. D-- t- s---- n- l------ t- b--- n-- l----- D-a t- s-k-j n- l-b-a-i t- b-e- n-ё l-b-r- ------------------------------------------ Dua tё shkoj nё librari tё blej njё libёr. 0
I want to go to the kiosk / newspaper stand to buy a newspaper. aaaaa Dua -ё s-k-j te--i-ska p-r--ё-b-e-ё nj- g-z-tё. D-- t- s---- t- k----- p-- t- b---- n-- g------ D-a t- s-k-j t- k-o-k- p-r t- b-e-ё n-ё g-z-t-. ----------------------------------------------- Dua tё shkoj te kioska pёr tё blerё njё gazetё. 0
I want to go to the optician. aaaaa Du---ё -hk-j -- --u-i--i. D-- t- s---- t- o-------- D-a t- s-k-j t- o-u-i-t-. ------------------------- Dua tё shkoj te okulisti. 0
I want to go to the supermarket. aaaaa Dua--- s---j -ё -u-e--a-ket. D-- t- s---- n- s----------- D-a t- s-k-j n- s-p-r-a-k-t- ---------------------------- Dua tё shkoj nё supermarket. 0
I want to go to the bakery. aaaaa D-- tё sh-o- te-f-r-- - -u-ё-. D-- t- s---- t- f---- e b----- D-a t- s-k-j t- f-r-a e b-k-s- ------------------------------ Dua tё shkoj te furra e bukёs. 0
I want to buy some glasses. aaaaa D----- -le- ---e. D-- t- b--- s---- D-a t- b-e- s-z-. ----------------- Dua tё blej syze. 0
I want to buy fruit and vegetables. aaaaa Du--t----ej -ruta dhe --ri--. D-- t- b--- f---- d-- p------ D-a t- b-e- f-u-a d-e p-r-m-. ----------------------------- Dua tё blej fruta dhe perime. 0
I want to buy rolls and bread. aaaaa D-a--ё--l-- s-m--e-dhe--ukё. D-- t- b--- s----- d-- b---- D-a t- b-e- s-m-t- d-e b-k-. ---------------------------- Dua tё blej simite dhe bukё. 0
I want to go to the optician to buy glasses. aaaaa Du- tё -h--j t- -k--is-i pёr-t--b-er--s-ze. D-- t- s---- t- o------- p-- t- b---- s---- D-a t- s-k-j t- o-u-i-t- p-r t- b-e-ё s-z-. ------------------------------------------- Dua tё shkoj te okulisti pёr tё blerё syze. 0
I want to go to the supermarket to buy fruit and vegetables. aaaaa Dua--------j--- --p--m---et -ёr-tё-ble-- f---a d-- --r---. D-- t- s---- n- s---------- p-- t- b---- f---- d-- p------ D-a t- s-k-j n- s-p-r-a-k-t p-r t- b-e-ё f-u-a d-e p-r-m-. ---------------------------------------------------------- Dua tё shkoj nё supermarket pёr tё blerё fruta dhe perime. 0
I want to go to the baker to buy rolls and bread. aaaaa Dua -- ----- ---fu--a-- bukёs p---t--bl--ё----ite-dh- bukё. D-- t- s---- t- f---- e b---- p-- t- b---- s----- d-- b---- D-a t- s-k-j t- f-r-a e b-k-s p-r t- b-e-ё s-m-t- d-e b-k-. ----------------------------------------------------------- Dua tё shkoj te furra e bukёs pёr tё blerё simite dhe bukё. 0

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