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In the swimming pool   »   В басейна

50 [fifty]

In the swimming pool

In the swimming pool

50 [петдесет]

50 [petdeset]

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В басейна

[V baseyna]

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It is hot today. Дн-- е г-----. Днес е горещо. 0
Dn-- y- g--------. Dnes ye goreshcho. 		+
Shall we go to the swimming pool? Да о----- н- б-----? Да отидем на басейн? 0
Da o----- n- b-----? Da otidem na baseyn? 		+
Do you feel like swimming? Ис--- л- д- о----- д- п------? Искаш ли да отидем да плуваме? 0
Is---- l- d- o----- d- p------? Iskash li da otidem da pluvame? 		+
     
Do you have a towel? Им-- л- х-----? Имаш ли хавлия? 0
Im--- l- k-------? Imash li khavliya? 		+
Do you have swimming trunks? Им-- л- б----- г-----? Имаш ли бански гащета? 0
Im--- l- b----- g--------? Imash li banski gashcheta? 		+
Do you have a bathing suit? Им-- л- б----- к-----? Имаш ли бански костюм? 0
Im--- l- b----- k------? Imash li banski kostyum? 		+
     
Can you swim? Мо--- л- д- п-----? Можеш ли да плуваш? 0
Mo----- l- d- p------? Mozhesh li da pluvash? 		+
Can you dive? Мо--- л- д- с- г------? Можеш ли да се гмуркаш? 0
Mo----- l- d- s- g-------? Mozhesh li da se gmurkash? 		+
Can you jump in the water? Мо--- л- д- с----- в-- в-----? Можеш ли да скачаш във водата? 0
Mo----- l- d- s------- v-- v-----? Mozhesh li da skachash vyv vodata? 		+
     
Where is the shower? Къ-- е д----? Къде е душът? 0
Ky-- y- d-----? Kyde ye dushyt? 		+
Where is the changing room? Къ-- е с-----------? Къде е съблекалнята? 0
Ky-- y- s------------? Kyde ye syblekalnyata? 		+
Where are the swimming goggles? Къ-- с- о------ з- п------? Къде са очилата за плуване? 0
Ky-- s- o------- z- p------? Kyde sa ochilata za pluvane? 		+
     
Is the water deep? Во---- д------ л- е? Водата дълбока ли е? 0
Vo---- d------ l- y-? Vodata dylboka li ye? 		+
Is the water clean? Во---- ч---- л- е? Водата чиста ли е? 0
Vo---- c----- l- y-? Vodata chista li ye? 		+
Is the water warm? Во---- т---- л- е? Водата топла ли е? 0
Vo---- t---- l- y-? Vodata topla li ye? 		+
     
I am freezing. Ст----- м- е. Студено ми е. 0
St----- m- y-. Studeno mi ye. 		+
The water is too cold. Во---- е д---- с------. Водата е доста студена. 0
Vo---- y- d---- s------. Vodata ye dosta studena. 		+
I am getting out of the water now. Се-- и------ о- в-----. Сега излизам от водата. 0
Se-- i------ o- v-----. Sega izlizam ot vodata. 		+
     

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