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Bёj pazar

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I want to buy a present. Du- t- b--- n-- d------. Dua tё blej njё dhuratё. D-- t- b--- n-- d------. Du- t- b--- n-- d------. D-a t- b-e- n-ё d-u-a-ё. ------------------------
But nothing too expensive. Po- j- s---- t- s--------. Por jo shumё tё shtrenjtё. P-- j- s---- t- s--------. Po- j- s---- t- s--------. P-r j- s-u-ё t- s-t-e-j-ё. --------------------------
Maybe a handbag? Nd----- n-- ç---- d---? Ndoshta njё çantё dore? N------ n-- ç---- d---? Nd----- n-- ç---- d---? N-o-h-a n-ё ç-n-ё d-r-? -----------------------
Which color would you like? Çf--- n----- d--------? Çfarё ngjyre dёshironi? Ç---- n----- d--------? Çf--- n----- d--------? Ç-a-ё n-j-r- d-s-i-o-i? -----------------------
Black, brown or white? Tё z---- k--- a-- t- b-----? Tё zezё, kafe apo tё bardhё? T- z---, k--- a-- t- b-----? Tё z---- k--- a-- t- b-----? T- z-z-, k-f- a-o t- b-r-h-? ----------------------------
A large one or a small one? Tё m---- a-- t- v----? Tё madhe apo tё vogёl? T- m---- a-- t- v----? Tё m---- a-- t- v----? T- m-d-e a-o t- v-g-l? ----------------------
May I see this one, please? A m--- t- s----- k---? A mund ta shikoj kёtё? A m--- t- s----- k---? A m--- t- s----- k---? A m-n- t- s-i-o- k-t-? ----------------------
Is it made of leather? A ё---- l----- ? A ёshtё lёkurё ? A ё---- l----- ? A ё---- l----- ? A ё-h-ё l-k-r- ? ----------------
Or is it made of plastic? Ap- ё---- s--------? Apo ёshtё sintetike? A-- ё---- s--------? Ap- ё---- s--------? A-o ё-h-ё s-n-e-i-e? --------------------
Of leather, of course. Lё---- n--------. Lёkurë natyrisht. L----- n--------. Lё---- n--------. L-k-r- n-t-r-s-t. -----------------
This is very good quality. Kj- ё---- n-- c----- g---- e m---. Kjo ёshtё njё cilёsi goxha e mirё. K-- ё---- n-- c----- g---- e m---. Kj- ё---- n-- c----- g---- e m---. K-o ё-h-ё n-ё c-l-s- g-x-a e m-r-. ----------------------------------
And the bag is really very reasonable. Ça--- ё---- m- t- v------ m- l------. Çanta ёshtё me tё vёrtetё me leverdi. Ç---- ё---- m- t- v------ m- l------. Ça--- ё---- m- t- v------ m- l------. Ç-n-a ё-h-ё m- t- v-r-e-ё m- l-v-r-i. -------------------------------------
I like it. Mё p-----. Mё pёlqen. M- p-----. Mё p-----. M- p-l-e-. ----------
I’ll take it. Po e m---. Po e marr. P- e m---. Po e m---. P- e m-r-. ----------
Can I exchange it if needed? A m--- t- n------? A mund ta ndёrroj? A m--- t- n------? A m--- t- n------? A m-n- t- n-ё-r-j? ------------------
Of course. Si-------. Sigurisht. S--------. Si-------. S-g-r-s-t. ----------
We’ll gift wrap it. Po u- p-------- s- d------. Po ua paketojmё si dhuratё. P- u- p-------- s- d------. Po u- p-------- s- d------. P- u- p-k-t-j-ё s- d-u-a-ё. ---------------------------
The cashier is over there. At-- ё---- a---. Atje ёshtё arka. A--- ё---- a---. At-- ё---- a---. A-j- ё-h-ё a-k-. ----------------

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