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28 [njёzetetetё] Nё hotel – ankesat

The shower isn’t working.	Dushi nuk funksionon.
There is no warm water.	S’del ujё i ngrohtё.
Can you get it repaired?	A mund ta rregulloni?
There is no telephone in the room.	S’ka telefon nё dhomё.
There is no TV in the room.	S’ka televizor nё dhomё.
The room has no balcony.	Dhoma s’ka ballkon.
The room is too noisy.	Dhoma ёshtё shumё e zhurmshme.
The room is too small.	Dhoma ёshtё shumё e vogёl.
The room is too dark.	Dhoma ёshtё shumё e errёt.
The heater isn’t working.	Ngrohja nuk funksionon.
The air-conditioning isn’t working.	Kondicioneri nuk funksionon.
The TV isn’t working.	Televizori ёshtё i prishur.
I don’t like that.	Nuk mё pёlqen.
That’s too expensive.	Ёshtё shumё i shtrenjtё.
Do you have anything cheaper?	A keni ndonjё gjё mё tё lirё?
Is there a youth hostel nearby?	A ka kёtu afёr ndonjё bujtinё pёr tё rinjtё?
Is there a boarding house / a bed and breakfast nearby?	A ka kёtu afёr ndonjё hotel?
Is there a restaurant nearby?	A ka kёtu afёr ndonjё restorant?

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