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Vacation activities

Vacation activities

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Vacation activities

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Is the beach clean? Ada--h -a-ta--i-- -er--h? Adakah pantai itu bersih? A-a-a- p-n-a- i-u b-r-i-? ------------------------- Adakah pantai itu bersih? 0
Can one swim there? Bo----ah s--a b-r-nan--di s-na? Bolehkah saya berenang di sana? B-l-h-a- s-y- b-r-n-n- d- s-n-? ------------------------------- Bolehkah saya berenang di sana? 0
Isn’t it dangerous to swim there? Ada-ah-----k be--aha-a-u-t-k---r-n-------san-? Adakah tidak berbahaya untuk berenang di sana? A-a-a- t-d-k b-r-a-a-a u-t-k b-r-n-n- d- s-n-? ---------------------------------------------- Adakah tidak berbahaya untuk berenang di sana? 0
Can one rent a sun umbrella / parasol here? Bo-eh----say--m-----a -a-u----i----i? Bolehkah saya menyewa payung di sini? B-l-h-a- s-y- m-n-e-a p-y-n- d- s-n-? ------------------------------------- Bolehkah saya menyewa payung di sini? 0
Can one rent a deck chair here? Bo-eh----------en-e-a-k---si ba--ng -----ni? Bolehkah saya menyewa kerusi baring di sini? B-l-h-a- s-y- m-n-e-a k-r-s- b-r-n- d- s-n-? -------------------------------------------- Bolehkah saya menyewa kerusi baring di sini? 0
Can one rent a boat here? B-l----- -ay- m------ -o-----s-ni? Bolehkah saya menyewa bot di sini? B-l-h-a- s-y- m-n-e-a b-t d- s-n-? ---------------------------------- Bolehkah saya menyewa bot di sini? 0
I would like to surf. Sa-- -a---b--ayar. Saya mahu belayar. S-y- m-h- b-l-y-r- ------------------ Saya mahu belayar. 0
I would like to dive. Sa-- -a-u me--e--m. Saya mahu menyelam. S-y- m-h- m-n-e-a-. ------------------- Saya mahu menyelam. 0
I would like to water ski. S-y- ---u-be--ain---i -ir. Saya mahu bermain ski air. S-y- m-h- b-r-a-n s-i a-r- -------------------------- Saya mahu bermain ski air. 0
Can one rent a surfboard? B-le--ah s------n-e-- p-pa--l--cur? Bolehkah saya menyewa papan luncur? B-l-h-a- s-y- m-n-e-a p-p-n l-n-u-? ----------------------------------- Bolehkah saya menyewa papan luncur? 0
Can one rent diving equipment? Bo-e-----s-ya me-yewa ----l---n ---ye-am? Bolehkah saya menyewa peralatan menyelam? B-l-h-a- s-y- m-n-e-a p-r-l-t-n m-n-e-a-? ----------------------------------------- Bolehkah saya menyewa peralatan menyelam? 0
Can one rent water skis? Bole--ah -ay- m--yewa---i air? Bolehkah saya menyewa ski air? B-l-h-a- s-y- m-n-e-a s-i a-r- ------------------------------ Bolehkah saya menyewa ski air? 0
I’m only a beginner. S--- -an---s-ora-g-p-m--a. Saya hanya seorang pemula. S-y- h-n-a s-o-a-g p-m-l-. -------------------------- Saya hanya seorang pemula. 0
I’m moderately good. S--a-b--sa-----a-s-ha--. Saya biasa-biasa sahaja. S-y- b-a-a-b-a-a s-h-j-. ------------------------ Saya biasa-biasa sahaja. 0
I’m pretty good at it. Say---ud-- ---u-t---a-g --u. Saya sudah tahu tentang itu. S-y- s-d-h t-h- t-n-a-g i-u- ---------------------------- Saya sudah tahu tentang itu. 0
Where is the ski lift? D- -ana-ah--i- -ki? Di manakah lif ski? D- m-n-k-h l-f s-i- ------------------- Di manakah lif ski? 0
Do you have skis? A-a--h -ki a-- -e------w-k? Adakah ski ada dengan awak? A-a-a- s-i a-a d-n-a- a-a-? --------------------------- Adakah ski ada dengan awak? 0
Do you have ski boots? A--ka--ka--t -k- --a--e-ga- -w--? Adakah kasut ski ada dengan awak? A-a-a- k-s-t s-i a-a d-n-a- a-a-? --------------------------------- Adakah kasut ski ada dengan awak? 0

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