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Problems in Esperanto phrasebook
Problems in Esperanto phrasebook
Leave me alone.�
Lasu min. (LAH-soo meen)
Don't touch me!�
Ne tuŝu min! (neh TOO-shoo meen!)
I'll call the police.�
Mi telefonos la policejon. (mee teh-leh-FOH-nohs lah poh-lee-TSEH-yohn)
Police!�
Policon! (poh-LEE-tsohn!)
Stop! Thief!�
Haltu! Ŝtelisto! (HAHL-too! shteh-LEE-stoh!)
I need your help.�
Mi bezonas vian helpon. (mee beh-ZOH-nahs VEE-ahn HEHL-pohn)
It's an emergency.�
Estas krizo. (EH-stahs KRREE-zoh)
I'm lost.�
Mi perdiĝas. (mee pehrr-DEE-jahs)
I lost my bag.�
Mi perdis mian valizon. (mee PEHRR-dees MEE-ahn vah-LEE-zohn)
I lost my wallet.�
Mi perdis mian biletujon/monujon. (mee PEHRR-dees MEE-ahn bee-leh-TOO-yohn/moh-NOO-yohn)
I'm sick.�
Mi malsanas. (mee mahl-SAH-nahs)
I've been injured.�
Mi vundiĝis. (mee voon-DEE-jees)
I need a doctor.�
Mi bezonas kuraciston. (mee beh-ZOH-nahs koo-rrah-TSEE-stohn)
Can I use your phone?�
Ĉu mi rajtas uzi vian telefonon? (choo mee RRAI-tahs OO-zee VEE-ahn teh-leh-FOH-nohn?)
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