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At the zoo

At the zoo

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The zoo is there. Tam ---z--. T-- j- z--- T-m j- z-o- ----------- Tam je zoo. 0
The giraffes are there. Ta- s--ž-ra--. T-- s- ž------ T-m s- ž-r-f-. -------------- Tam sú žirafy. 0
Where are the bears? K-e-----e--ede? K-- s- m------- K-e s- m-d-e-e- --------------- Kde sú medvede? 0
Where are the elephants? K-e--- sl--y? K-- s- s----- K-e s- s-o-y- ------------- Kde sú slony? 0
Where are the snakes? K-e s- --d-? K-- s- h---- K-e s- h-d-? ------------ Kde sú hady? 0
Where are the lions? K-e-sú--e-y? K-- s- l---- K-e s- l-v-? ------------ Kde sú levy? 0
I have a camera. M-m--otoap----. M-- f---------- M-m f-t-a-a-á-. --------------- Mám fotoaparát. 0
I also have a video camera. Má--t--ž-f--movú-k---r-. M-- t--- f------ k------ M-m t-e- f-l-o-ú k-m-r-. ------------------------ Mám tiež filmovú kameru. 0
Where can I find a battery? K-e-je ---é-ia? K-- j- b------- K-e j- b-t-r-a- --------------- Kde je batéria? 0
Where are the penguins? K---s--tučnia-y? K-- s- t-------- K-e s- t-č-i-k-? ---------------- Kde sú tučniaky? 0
Where are the kangaroos? Kde sú klo-any? K-- s- k------- K-e s- k-o-a-y- --------------- Kde sú klokany? 0
Where are the rhinos? Kd- -ú-n---rožce? K-- s- n--------- K-e s- n-s-r-ž-e- ----------------- Kde sú nosorožce? 0
Where is the toilet / restroom (am.)? Kde------c---y? K-- s- z------- K-e s- z-c-o-y- --------------- Kde sú záchody? 0
There is a café over there. Ta--je-ka-i--eň. T-- j- k-------- T-m j- k-v-a-e-. ---------------- Tam je kaviareň. 0
There is a restaurant over there. T-- j--rešt-ur-c--. T-- j- r----------- T-m j- r-š-a-r-c-a- ------------------- Tam je reštaurácia. 0
Where are the camels? Kd---ú ťa-y? K-- s- ť---- K-e s- ť-v-? ------------ Kde sú ťavy? 0
Where are the gorillas and the zebras? K----ú g---ly-----b--? K-- s- g----- a z----- K-e s- g-r-l- a z-b-y- ---------------------- Kde sú gorily a zebry? 0
Where are the tigers and the crocodiles? K-e-s--tigr-----------ly? K-- s- t---- a k--------- K-e s- t-g-e a k-o-o-í-y- ------------------------- Kde sú tigre a krokodíly? 0

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