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em In the swimming pool   »   eo En la naĝejo

50 [fifty]

In the swimming pool

In the swimming pool

50 [kvindek]

En la naĝejo

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It is hot today. Varm---- ho-ia-. V------- h------ V-r-e-a- h-d-a-. ---------------- Varmegas hodiaŭ. 0
Shall we go to the swimming pool? Ĉu ni--r- -- l---aĝ-j-? Ĉ- n- i-- a- l- n------ Ĉ- n- i-u a- l- n-ĝ-j-? ----------------------- Ĉu ni iru al la naĝejo? 0
Do you feel like swimming? Ĉu vi --a- i-i n-ĝi? Ĉ- v- e--- i-- n---- Ĉ- v- e-a- i-i n-ĝ-? -------------------- Ĉu vi emas iri naĝi? 0
Do you have a towel? Ĉu -i-hava----n-u---? Ĉ- v- h---- b-------- Ĉ- v- h-v-s b-n-u-o-? --------------------- Ĉu vi havas bantukon? 0
Do you have swimming trunks? Ĉu v---ava- ---k-ls-non? Ĉ- v- h---- b----------- Ĉ- v- h-v-s b-n-a-s-n-n- ------------------------ Ĉu vi havas bankalsonon? 0
Do you have a bathing suit? Ĉ--v- --v-s-ban-o------? Ĉ- v- h---- b----------- Ĉ- v- h-v-s b-n-o-t-m-n- ------------------------ Ĉu vi havas bankostumon? 0
Can you swim? Ĉu--i--c-----s n---? Ĉ- v- s------- n---- Ĉ- v- s-i-o-a- n-ĝ-? -------------------- Ĉu vi scipovas naĝi? 0
Can you dive? Ĉu ----ci-ova---lo-ĝ-? Ĉ- v- s------- p------ Ĉ- v- s-i-o-a- p-o-ĝ-? ---------------------- Ĉu vi scipovas plonĝi? 0
Can you jump in the water? Ĉu-----ci--v---e- a-v---s---i? Ĉ- v- s------- e- a---- s----- Ĉ- v- s-i-o-a- e- a-v-n s-l-i- ------------------------------ Ĉu vi scipovas en akvon salti? 0
Where is the shower? K-----t-- -a-------? K-- e---- l- d------ K-e e-t-s l- d-ŝ-j-? -------------------- Kie estas la duŝejo? 0
Where is the changing room? Kie -sta- la --s--anĝ--o? K-- e---- l- v----------- K-e e-t-s l- v-s-ŝ-n-e-o- ------------------------- Kie estas la vestŝanĝejo? 0
Where are the swimming goggles? K-e-e--a--l- naĝ--ulv----j? K-- e---- l- n------------- K-e e-t-s l- n-ĝ-k-l-i-r-j- --------------------------- Kie estas la naĝokulvitroj? 0
Is the water deep? Ĉ---a akvo ----s----f-nd-? Ĉ- l- a--- e---- p-------- Ĉ- l- a-v- e-t-s p-o-u-d-? -------------------------- Ĉu la akvo estas profunda? 0
Is the water clean? Ĉ- l- ---o--st---p--a? Ĉ- l- a--- e---- p---- Ĉ- l- a-v- e-t-s p-r-? ---------------------- Ĉu la akvo estas pura? 0
Is the water warm? Ĉ- ----kv- e--as-v---a? Ĉ- l- a--- e---- v----- Ĉ- l- a-v- e-t-s v-r-a- ----------------------- Ĉu la akvo estas varma? 0
I am freezing. M- -r--t---s. M- f--------- M- f-o-t-ĝ-s- ------------- Mi frostiĝas. 0
The water is too cold. La ---- t-o-mal-ar-as. L- a--- t-- m--------- L- a-v- t-o m-l-a-m-s- ---------------------- La akvo tro malvarmas. 0
I am getting out of the water now. M- -u--e--kv-ĝ-s. M- n-- e--------- M- n-n e-a-v-ĝ-s- ----------------- Mi nun elakviĝas. 0

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