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en In the swimming pool   »   ar ‫فى المسبح‬

50 [fifty]

In the swimming pool

In the swimming pool

‫50[خمسون]‬

50[khamsuna]

‫فى المسبح‬

[fa almasabh]

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It is hot today. ‫-لطقس حار الي--.‬ ‫الطقس حار اليوم.‬ ‫-ل-ق- ح-ر ا-ي-م-‬ ------------------ ‫الطقس حار اليوم.‬ 0
al-t--- -ar -ly-w--. alitaqs har alyawma. a-i-a-s h-r a-y-w-a- -------------------- alitaqs har alyawma.
Shall we go to the swimming pool? ‫ل---- إ-- -ل---- ؟‬ ‫لنذهب إلى المسبح ؟‬ ‫-ن-ه- إ-ى ا-م-ب- ؟- -------------------- ‫لنذهب إلى المسبح ؟‬ 0
l---hhab-'ii-a---lm-sab-- ? lnadhhab 'iilaa almusabah ? l-a-h-a- '-i-a- a-m-s-b-h ? --------------------------- lnadhhab 'iilaa almusabah ?
Do you feel like swimming? ‫-لد---ر--ة -- ------ة؟‬ ‫ألديك رغبة في السباحة؟‬ ‫-ل-ي- ر-ب- ف- ا-س-ا-ة-‬ ------------------------ ‫ألديك رغبة في السباحة؟‬ 0
a-udi---aghba-an-fi-alsi---ata? aludik raghbatan fi alsibahata? a-u-i- r-g-b-t-n f- a-s-b-h-t-? ------------------------------- aludik raghbatan fi alsibahata?
Do you have a towel? ‫-ل ل----منش-ة-‬ ‫هل لديك منشفة؟‬ ‫-ل ل-ي- م-ش-ة-‬ ---------------- ‫هل لديك منشفة؟‬ 0
hl------- --ns-a-at-? hl ladayk munshafata? h- l-d-y- m-n-h-f-t-? --------------------- hl ladayk munshafata?
Do you have swimming trunks? ‫ه----ي---باس---ا-ة؟‬ ‫هل لديك لباس سباحة؟‬ ‫-ل ل-ي- ل-ا- س-ا-ة-‬ --------------------- ‫هل لديك لباس سباحة؟‬ 0
hl -a-----li-a-----ah-ta? hl ladayk libas sabahata? h- l-d-y- l-b-s s-b-h-t-? ------------------------- hl ladayk libas sabahata?
Do you have a bathing suit? ‫هل--ديك---ب-ا---احة؟‬ ‫هل لديك ثوب السباحة؟‬ ‫-ل ل-ي- ث-ب ا-س-ا-ة-‬ ---------------------- ‫هل لديك ثوب السباحة؟‬ 0
hl-la-ay- t--- a-s-b--at-? hl ladayk thwb alsibahata? h- l-d-y- t-w- a-s-b-h-t-? -------------------------- hl ladayk thwb alsibahata?
Can you swim? ‫-ي-كن----س-ا-ة؟‬ ‫أيمكنك السباحة؟‬ ‫-ي-ك-ك ا-س-ا-ة-‬ ----------------- ‫أيمكنك السباحة؟‬ 0
ayum-ka-k --s-ba-at-? ayumakank alsibahata? a-u-a-a-k a-s-b-h-t-? --------------------- ayumakank alsibahata?
Can you dive? ‫-ي-------غ-س-‬ ‫أيمكنك الغطس.‬ ‫-ي-ك-ك ا-غ-س-‬ --------------- ‫أيمكنك الغطس.‬ 0
ay--aka-k-a-gh-t-a. ayumakank alghatsa. a-u-a-a-k a-g-a-s-. ------------------- ayumakank alghatsa.
Can you jump in the water? ‫----ن- ا-ق-ز--ي --ما--‬ ‫أيمكنك القفز في الماء؟‬ ‫-ي-ك-ك ا-ق-ز ف- ا-م-ء-‬ ------------------------ ‫أيمكنك القفز في الماء؟‬ 0
ayum----k alq----f--a-m-'? ayumakank alqafz fi alma'? a-u-a-a-k a-q-f- f- a-m-'- -------------------------- ayumakank alqafz fi alma'?
Where is the shower? ‫-ين--لد--‬ ‫أين الدش؟‬ ‫-ي- ا-د-؟- ----------- ‫أين الدش؟‬ 0
ayn a---s-? ayn aldash? a-n a-d-s-? ----------- ayn aldash?
Where is the changing room? ‫-ين -رفة-----ل -لثيا--‬ ‫أين غرفة تبديل الثياب؟‬ ‫-ي- غ-ف- ت-د-ل ا-ث-ا-؟- ------------------------ ‫أين غرفة تبديل الثياب؟‬ 0
ayn---ur----t--dil--l---a-? ayn ghurfat tabdil althyab? a-n g-u-f-t t-b-i- a-t-y-b- --------------------------- ayn ghurfat tabdil althyab?
Where are the swimming goggles? ‫أ-- ن--رة ال--اح-؟‬ ‫أين نظارة السباحة؟‬ ‫-ي- ن-ا-ة ا-س-ا-ة-‬ -------------------- ‫أين نظارة السباحة؟‬ 0
ayn--i---at ---ibahat? ayn nizarat alsibahat? a-n n-z-r-t a-s-b-h-t- ---------------------- ayn nizarat alsibahat?
Is the water deep? ‫-- ا-ما- --ي--‬ ‫هل الماء عميق؟‬ ‫-ل ا-م-ء ع-ي-؟- ---------------- ‫هل الماء عميق؟‬ 0
h- --ma- -ami-? hl alma' eamiq? h- a-m-' e-m-q- --------------- hl alma' eamiq?
Is the water clean? ‫هل ا-ماء----ف؟‬ ‫هل الماء نظيف؟‬ ‫-ل ا-م-ء ن-ي-؟- ---------------- ‫هل الماء نظيف؟‬ 0
h---l-a'--azay-? hl alma' nazayf? h- a-m-' n-z-y-? ---------------- hl alma' nazayf?
Is the water warm? ‫-ل--لما- -ا----‬ ‫هل الماء دافيء؟‬ ‫-ل ا-م-ء د-ف-ء-‬ ----------------- ‫هل الماء دافيء؟‬ 0
h- al-a'-d--i'a? hl alma' dafi'a? h- a-m-' d-f-'-? ---------------- hl alma' dafi'a?
I am freezing. ‫---- -برد.‬ ‫أإني أبرد.‬ ‫-إ-ي أ-ر-.- ------------ ‫أإني أبرد.‬ 0
'---i--y----rad. 'a'iiniy 'abrad. '-'-i-i- '-b-a-. ---------------- 'a'iiniy 'abrad.
The water is too cold. ‫-ل-------د--د---‬ ‫الماء بارد جدا-.‬ ‫-ل-ا- ب-ر- ج-ا-.- ------------------ ‫الماء بارد جداً.‬ 0
a---' bar-- -d-an. alma' barid jdaan. a-m-' b-r-d j-a-n- ------------------ alma' barid jdaan.
I am getting out of the water now. ‫الآ--------م--ا--ا-.‬ ‫الآن سأخرج من الماء.‬ ‫-ل-ن س-خ-ج م- ا-م-ء-‬ ---------------------- ‫الآن سأخرج من الماء.‬ 0
a-an s-'-khruj-m-- a----. alan sa'akhruj min alma'. a-a- s-'-k-r-j m-n a-m-'- ------------------------- alan sa'akhruj min alma'.

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