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49 [forty-nine]

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Sports

49 [четириесет и девет]

49 [chyetiriyesyet i dyevyet]

Спорт

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Do you exercise? С- -ани--в-ш -и со-спор-? Се занимаваш ли со спорт? С- з-н-м-в-ш л- с- с-о-т- ------------------------- Се занимаваш ли со спорт? 0
Sye--a-i-a-ash l---o sp--t? Sye zanimavash li so sport? S-e z-n-m-v-s- l- s- s-o-t- --------------------------- Sye zanimavash li so sport?
Yes, I need some exercise. Да---ор-- д- -е-д--жа-. Да, морам да се движам. Д-, м-р-м д- с- д-и-а-. ----------------------- Да, морам да се движам. 0
Da- -o----d----- ----am. Da, moram da sye dviʐam. D-, m-r-m d- s-e d-i-a-. ------------------------ Da, moram da sye dviʐam.
I am a member of a sports club. Ј-с-одам -- -ден--портс----л-б. Јас одам во еден спортски клуб. Ј-с о-а- в- е-е- с-о-т-к- к-у-. ------------------------------- Јас одам во еден спортски клуб. 0
Јa--oda- -o--e--en-s-ort-ki k--o-. Јas odam vo yedyen sportski kloob. Ј-s o-a- v- y-d-e- s-o-t-k- k-o-b- ---------------------------------- Јas odam vo yedyen sportski kloob.
We play football / soccer (am.). Ние----а-е ---бал. Ние играме фудбал. Н-е и-р-м- ф-д-а-. ------------------ Ние играме фудбал. 0
N-y--i-ur--y- -ood-a-. Niye iguramye foodbal. N-y- i-u-a-y- f-o-b-l- ---------------------- Niye iguramye foodbal.
We swim sometimes. П--ек-г-ш -л--а-е. Понекогаш пливаме. П-н-к-г-ш п-и-а-е- ------------------ Понекогаш пливаме. 0
Pon-eko----h p-iv---e. Ponyekoguash plivamye. P-n-e-o-u-s- p-i-a-y-. ---------------------- Ponyekoguash plivamye.
Or we cycle. И---вози-- в----и-е-. Или возиме велосипед. И-и в-з-м- в-л-с-п-д- --------------------- Или возиме велосипед. 0
I-i -ozi-ye-v--l---p-e-. Ili vozimye vyelosipyed. I-i v-z-m-e v-e-o-i-y-d- ------------------------ Ili vozimye vyelosipyed.
There is a football / soccer (am.) stadium in our city. Во----и---град и-- ед----у-балски-ста-ион. Во нашиот град има еден фудбалски стадион. В- н-ш-о- г-а- и-а е-е- ф-д-а-с-и с-а-и-н- ------------------------------------------ Во нашиот град има еден фудбалски стадион. 0
Vo-nashi-t--ura- ima -e--en-foo-----k--s-a---n. Vo nashiot gurad ima yedyen foodbalski stadion. V- n-s-i-t g-r-d i-a y-d-e- f-o-b-l-k- s-a-i-n- ----------------------------------------------- Vo nashiot gurad ima yedyen foodbalski stadion.
There is also a swimming pool with a sauna. Ист---а-- им--и ед---б-зен-----а---. Исто така има и еден базен со сауна. И-т- т-к- и-а и е-е- б-з-н с- с-у-а- ------------------------------------ Исто така има и еден базен со сауна. 0
I-t--ta-- -ma - -e--en-b--y-n ---s-o---. Isto taka ima i yedyen bazyen so saoona. I-t- t-k- i-a i y-d-e- b-z-e- s- s-o-n-. ---------------------------------------- Isto taka ima i yedyen bazyen so saoona.
And there is a golf course. И---и-е--- и---лиште за--о--. Има и едно игралиште за голф. И-а и е-н- и-р-л-ш-е з- г-л-. ----------------------------- Има и едно игралиште за голф. 0
Im--i ye-n--i-u--l---ty--z- ---lf. Ima i yedno iguralishtye za guolf. I-a i y-d-o i-u-a-i-h-y- z- g-o-f- ---------------------------------- Ima i yedno iguralishtye za guolf.
What is on TV? Ш-о-има н--т---визи--? Што има на телевизија? Ш-о и-а н- т-л-в-з-ј-? ---------------------- Што има на телевизија? 0
Sh---im- n- -yel------јa? Shto ima na tyelyeviziјa? S-t- i-a n- t-e-y-v-z-ј-? ------------------------- Shto ima na tyelyeviziјa?
There is a football / soccer (am.) match on now. Во--оме---в -----удб-л-к- нат-ревар. Во моментов има фудбалски натпревар. В- м-м-н-о- и-а ф-д-а-с-и н-т-р-в-р- ------------------------------------ Во моментов има фудбалски натпревар. 0
V- m-m--------m- fo----ls-i -a--ryeva-. Vo momyentov ima foodbalski natpryevar. V- m-m-e-t-v i-a f-o-b-l-k- n-t-r-e-a-. --------------------------------------- Vo momyentov ima foodbalski natpryevar.
The German team is playing against the English one. Г-рма-с--от--и--и-----р-т-в а--л----о-. Германскиот тим игра против англискиот. Г-р-а-с-и-т т-м и-р- п-о-и- а-г-и-к-о-. --------------------------------------- Германскиот тим игра против англискиот. 0
Gu-e-ma--k--t tim----ra---o-iv--n---i-k--t. Guyermanskiot tim igura protiv anguliskiot. G-y-r-a-s-i-t t-m i-u-a p-o-i- a-g-l-s-i-t- ------------------------------------------- Guyermanskiot tim igura protiv anguliskiot.
Who is winning? Ко----б---в-? Кој победува? К-ј п-б-д-в-? ------------- Кој победува? 0
Ko- p----doo-a? Koј pobyedoova? K-ј p-b-e-o-v-? --------------- Koј pobyedoova?
I have no idea. Немам-пој--. Немам појма. Н-м-м п-ј-а- ------------ Немам појма. 0
N-e-am--oјm-. Nyemam poјma. N-e-a- p-ј-a- ------------- Nyemam poјma.
It is currently a tie. Во м---нто--е-н---ш--о. Во моментов е нерешено. В- м-м-н-о- е н-р-ш-н-. ----------------------- Во моментов е нерешено. 0
Vo-mom-e--ov -e ---ryeshyeno. Vo momyentov ye nyeryeshyeno. V- m-m-e-t-v y- n-e-y-s-y-n-. ----------------------------- Vo momyentov ye nyeryeshyeno.
The referee is from Belgium. Фу-б-л--и-т су--ј--- о---е--и-а. Фудбалскиот судија е од Белгија. Ф-д-а-с-и-т с-д-ј- е о- Б-л-и-а- -------------------------------- Фудбалскиот судија е од Белгија. 0
F-o----sk--t ------- ye -d-------i--. Foodbalskiot soodiјa ye od Byelguiјa. F-o-b-l-k-o- s-o-i-a y- o- B-e-g-i-a- ------------------------------------- Foodbalskiot soodiјa ye od Byelguiјa.
Now there is a penalty. Сег- им--пен--. Сега има пенал. С-г- и-а п-н-л- --------------- Сега има пенал. 0
S--g---i-------al. Syegua ima pyenal. S-e-u- i-a p-e-a-. ------------------ Syegua ima pyenal.
Goal! One – zero! Г--- Еде--спр----ну--! Гол! Еден спрема нула! Г-л- Е-е- с-р-м- н-л-! ---------------------- Гол! Еден спрема нула! 0
Guo-- Ye-yen-spry-m- n--l-! Guol! Yedyen spryema noola! G-o-! Y-d-e- s-r-e-a n-o-a- --------------------------- Guol! Yedyen spryema noola!

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