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What does Martha do? М---- -м-е---нен-ал-кт---п--а-ат? М---- э--- м---- а-------- ж----- М-р-а э-н- м-н-н а-е-т-н-п ж-т-т- --------------------------------- Марта эмне менен алектенип жатат? 0
Ma--- -m-e --nen a-ek---ip--a-at? M---- e--- m---- a-------- j----- M-r-a e-n- m-n-n a-e-t-n-p j-t-t- --------------------------------- Marta emne menen alektenip jatat?
She works at an office. А--к-ң---е--ш-ей-. А- к------ и------ А- к-ң-е-е и-т-й-. ------------------ Ал кеңседе иштейт. 0
A- k---ede-----yt. A- k------ i------ A- k-ŋ-e-e i-t-y-. ------------------ Al keŋsede işteyt.
She works on the computer. Ал---м-ь---р-е -ш--- -ат--. А- к---------- и---- ж----- А- к-м-ь-т-р-е и-т-п ж-т-т- --------------------------- Ал компьютерде иштеп жатат. 0
Al---mpy-ter----ş-ep j--a-. A- k---------- i---- j----- A- k-m-y-t-r-e i-t-p j-t-t- --------------------------- Al kompyuterde iştep jatat.
Where is Martha? Ма--а-к-й-а? М---- к----- М-р-а к-й-а- ------------ Марта кайда? 0
M-r---ka---? M---- k----- M-r-a k-y-a- ------------ Marta kayda?
At the cinema. К-н-теа-рда. К----------- К-н-т-а-р-а- ------------ Кинотеатрда. 0
Ki-ote-t---. K----------- K-n-t-a-r-a- ------------ Kinoteatrda.
She is watching a film. А--к-н---өр-п-ж-тат. А- к--- к---- ж----- А- к-н- к-р-п ж-т-т- -------------------- Ал кино көрүп жатат. 0
A- ki------üp j---t. A- k--- k---- j----- A- k-n- k-r-p j-t-t- -------------------- Al kino körüp jatat.
What does Peter do? Пётр э--е менен а-ект-ни- -ата-? П--- э--- м---- а-------- ж----- П-т- э-н- м-н-н а-е-т-н-п ж-т-т- -------------------------------- Пётр эмне менен алектенип жатат? 0
Pyot- --n------n-a--k--n----at-t? P---- e--- m---- a-------- j----- P-o-r e-n- m-n-n a-e-t-n-p j-t-t- --------------------------------- Pyotr emne menen alektenip jatat?
He studies at the university. Ал --иверс-т-тте---у--. А- у------------ о----- А- у-и-е-с-т-т-е о-у-т- ----------------------- Ал университетте окуйт. 0
Al un-v-r-it--t--oku--. A- u------------ o----- A- u-i-e-s-t-t-e o-u-t- ----------------------- Al universitette okuyt.
He studies languages. Ал--ил--------уйт. А- т------- о----- А- т-л-е-д- о-у-т- ------------------ Ал тилдерди окуйт. 0
A--t-l-e-di--k-y-. A- t------- o----- A- t-l-e-d- o-u-t- ------------------ Al tilderdi okuyt.
Where is Peter? П-т- к--да? П--- к----- П-т- к-й-а- ----------- Пётр кайда? 0
P--tr ka-da? P---- k----- P-o-r k-y-a- ------------ Pyotr kayda?
At the café. Ка-е--. К------ К-ф-д-. ------- Кафеде. 0
K-fede. K------ K-f-d-. ------- Kafede.
He is drinking coffee. А- --ал------е---и--ж--ат. А- (----- к--- и--- ж----- А- (-а-а- к-ф- и-и- ж-т-т- -------------------------- Ал (бала) кофе ичип жатат. 0
A- -b--a) ---e ---p j-tat. A- (----- k--- i--- j----- A- (-a-a- k-f- i-i- j-t-t- -------------------------- Al (bala) kofe içip jatat.
Where do they like to go? С-з к-як----ар--н----акш- көрө--з? С-- к----- б------- ж---- к------- С-з к-я-к- б-р-а-д- ж-к-ы к-р-с-з- ---------------------------------- Сиз каякка барганды жакшы көрөсүз? 0
Si---ay--ka -ar-an----a-ş--k---sü-? S-- k------ b------- j---- k------- S-z k-y-k-a b-r-a-d- j-k-ı k-r-s-z- ----------------------------------- Siz kayakka bargandı jakşı körösüz?
To a concert. К--це-т-е. К--------- К-н-е-т-е- ---------- Концертке. 0
K--t-ert--. K---------- K-n-s-r-k-. ----------- Kontsertke.
They like to listen to music. Ал-р му--ка -к--нд---а-ш- -өр-ш--. А--- м----- у------ ж---- к------- А-а- м-з-к- у-к-н-ы ж-к-ы к-р-ш-т- ---------------------------------- Алар музыка укканды жакшы көрушөт. 0
A-ar -uzı----k-an---j-k-ı ---u-öt. A--- m----- u------ j---- k------- A-a- m-z-k- u-k-n-ı j-k-ı k-r-ş-t- ---------------------------------- Alar muzıka ukkandı jakşı köruşöt.
Where do they not like to go? Ка--а ба-гы-ыз к-л---т? К---- б------- к------- К-й-а б-р-ы-ы- к-л-е-т- ----------------------- Кайда баргыңыз келбейт? 0
Kayda ---gıŋ---kel-ey-? K---- b------- k------- K-y-a b-r-ı-ı- k-l-e-t- ----------------------- Kayda bargıŋız kelbeyt?
To the disco. Д--котек---. Д----------- Д-с-о-е-а-а- ------------ Дискотекага. 0
Di-k-t--a-a. D----------- D-s-o-e-a-a- ------------ Diskotekaga.
They do not like to dance. Алар -и-лег-н-и-ж--тыр-шпайт. А--- б--------- ж------------ А-а- б-й-е-е-д- ж-к-ы-ы-п-й-. ----------------------------- Алар бийлегенди жактырышпайт. 0
A--- -iy-egen-i j---ırış--yt. A--- b--------- j------------ A-a- b-y-e-e-d- j-k-ı-ı-p-y-. ----------------------------- Alar biylegendi jaktırışpayt.

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