How to Say Are you open on Sunday? in Icelandic with how to pronounce and transliteration in English?
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English to Icelandic
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It's not quite right. Thanks anyway Það er ekki alveg rétt. Takk engu að síður
- Can I see this, Please?
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I'm just kidding Ég er bara að grínast
- Where is the baker's?
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I'm single Ég er einhleyp
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Do you have any birthday cards? Ert þú hefur einhverjar afmæli spil?
- Yes, Please
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Are you open on Sunday? Ert þú að opna á sunnudaginn?
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Can I help you? Get ég hjálpað þér?
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