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Reading and writing

Reading and writing

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Читање и пишување

[Chitaњye i pishoovaњye]

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I read. Ја- --т-м. Јас читам. Ј-с ч-т-м- ---------- Јас читам. 0
Јa---h-t-m. Јas chitam. Ј-s c-i-a-. ----------- Јas chitam.
I read a letter (character). Јас ---ам-едн--бук--. Јас читам една буква. Ј-с ч-т-м е-н- б-к-а- --------------------- Јас читам една буква. 0
Ј--------m -e--a --o-va. Јas chitam yedna bookva. Ј-s c-i-a- y-d-a b-o-v-. ------------------------ Јas chitam yedna bookva.
I read a word. Ј----ит-м--д-н--бор. Јас читам еден збор. Ј-с ч-т-м е-е- з-о-. -------------------- Јас читам еден збор. 0
Ј-s-c---am ------ ---r. Јas chitam yedyen zbor. Ј-s c-i-a- y-d-e- z-o-. ----------------------- Јas chitam yedyen zbor.
I read a sentence. Јас --там--дна --че-и-а. Јас читам една реченица. Ј-с ч-т-м е-н- р-ч-н-ц-. ------------------------ Јас читам една реченица. 0
Ј---ch-t-m--ed-a--yech--nitz-. Јas chitam yedna ryechyenitza. Ј-s c-i-a- y-d-a r-e-h-e-i-z-. ------------------------------ Јas chitam yedna ryechyenitza.
I read a letter. Јас-ч-т-- --но-п--м-. Јас читам едно писмо. Ј-с ч-т-м е-н- п-с-о- --------------------- Јас читам едно писмо. 0
Ј-s ---t-- y--n-------. Јas chitam yedno pismo. Ј-s c-i-a- y-d-o p-s-o- ----------------------- Јas chitam yedno pismo.
I read a book. Ј-- --там -дна---иг-. Јас читам една книга. Ј-с ч-т-м е-н- к-и-а- --------------------- Јас читам една книга. 0
Јas----t-m -ed-a --i-u-. Јas chitam yedna knigua. Ј-s c-i-a- y-d-a k-i-u-. ------------------------ Јas chitam yedna knigua.
I read. Ј-с--и-ам. Јас читам. Ј-с ч-т-м- ---------- Јас читам. 0
Јa---h---m. Јas chitam. Ј-s c-i-a-. ----------- Јas chitam.
You read. Т- чит-ш. Ти читаш. Т- ч-т-ш- --------- Ти читаш. 0
T- c-i-as-. Ti chitash. T- c-i-a-h- ----------- Ti chitash.
He reads. Тој-ч--а. Тој чита. Т-ј ч-т-. --------- Тој чита. 0
To---h-ta. Toј chita. T-ј c-i-a- ---------- Toј chita.
I write. Ј-с пи-ув-м. Јас пишувам. Ј-с п-ш-в-м- ------------ Јас пишувам. 0
Јas ----o-vam. Јas pishoovam. Ј-s p-s-o-v-m- -------------- Јas pishoovam.
I write a letter (character). Ја- ---у-а--е--а-б--ва. Јас пишувам една буква. Ј-с п-ш-в-м е-н- б-к-а- ----------------------- Јас пишувам една буква. 0
Ј---p-sh-ov-m---dna -oo-v-. Јas pishoovam yedna bookva. Ј-s p-s-o-v-m y-d-a b-o-v-. --------------------------- Јas pishoovam yedna bookva.
I write a word. Ј-с-п-ш-----е--- -бо-. Јас пишувам еден збор. Ј-с п-ш-в-м е-е- з-о-. ---------------------- Јас пишувам еден збор. 0
Јas --shoova- y-dyen-z-o-. Јas pishoovam yedyen zbor. Ј-s p-s-o-v-m y-d-e- z-o-. -------------------------- Јas pishoovam yedyen zbor.
I write a sentence. Ја- пишу-----дн- р-ч-н---. Јас пишувам една реченица. Ј-с п-ш-в-м е-н- р-ч-н-ц-. -------------------------- Јас пишувам една реченица. 0
Јas p--h-o----y---a--y---ye-itz-. Јas pishoovam yedna ryechyenitza. Ј-s p-s-o-v-m y-d-a r-e-h-e-i-z-. --------------------------------- Јas pishoovam yedna ryechyenitza.
I write a letter. Јас п---в-- ед-о -----. Јас пишувам едно писмо. Ј-с п-ш-в-м е-н- п-с-о- ----------------------- Јас пишувам едно писмо. 0
Ј-s p-s--o----ye-n- p-sm-. Јas pishoovam yedno pismo. Ј-s p-s-o-v-m y-d-o p-s-o- -------------------------- Јas pishoovam yedno pismo.
I write a book. Ј-----ш-вам---на -ниг-. Јас пишувам една книга. Ј-с п-ш-в-м е-н- к-и-а- ----------------------- Јас пишувам една книга. 0
Јas pi-hoo-am -e-----ni-ua. Јas pishoovam yedna knigua. Ј-s p-s-o-v-m y-d-a k-i-u-. --------------------------- Јas pishoovam yedna knigua.
I write. Ја--пи-у---. Јас пишувам. Ј-с п-ш-в-м- ------------ Јас пишувам. 0
Јa- pi----vam. Јas pishoovam. Ј-s p-s-o-v-m- -------------- Јas pishoovam.
You write. Ти--и---а-. Ти пишуваш. Т- п-ш-в-ш- ----------- Ти пишуваш. 0
Ti--is--ov---. Ti pishoovash. T- p-s-o-v-s-. -------------- Ti pishoovash.
He writes. Тој-пиш-ва. Тој пишува. Т-ј п-ш-в-. ----------- Тој пишува. 0
Toј p--hoo-a. Toј pishoova. T-ј p-s-o-v-. ------------- Toј pishoova.

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