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79 [seventy-nine]

Adjectives 2

Adjectives 2

79 [siedemdziesiąt dziewięć]

Przymiotniki 2

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I am wearing a blue dress. M---n--s-b-e -ie-ie--ą---ki--k-. M-- n- s---- n-------- s-------- M-m n- s-b-e n-e-i-s-ą s-k-e-k-. -------------------------------- Mam na sobie niebieską sukienkę. 0
I am wearing a red dress. Mam -a ---i----erwo-ą suki----. M-- n- s---- c------- s-------- M-m n- s-b-e c-e-w-n- s-k-e-k-. ------------------------------- Mam na sobie czerwoną sukienkę. 0
I am wearing a green dress. Ma- n- s-bie-z-----ą s--ienk-. M-- n- s---- z------ s-------- M-m n- s-b-e z-e-o-ą s-k-e-k-. ------------------------------ Mam na sobie zieloną sukienkę. 0
I’m buying a black bag. Kupię ---r---to--bkę. K---- c----- t------- K-p-ę c-a-n- t-r-b-ę- --------------------- Kupię czarną torebkę. 0
I’m buying a brown bag. K---- b-ą-o----or--k-. K---- b------ t------- K-p-ę b-ą-o-ą t-r-b-ę- ---------------------- Kupię brązową torebkę. 0
I’m buying a white bag. K-p---bia-ą-t--ebk-. K---- b---- t------- K-p-ę b-a-ą t-r-b-ę- -------------------- Kupię białą torebkę. 0
I need a new car. Po-r-e-uj--n-w--s-----ó---- -o--zebu-----w--aut-. P--------- n--- s-------- / P--------- n--- a---- P-t-z-b-j- n-w- s-m-c-ó-. / P-t-z-b-j- n-w- a-t-. ------------------------------------------------- Potrzebuję nowy samochód. / Potrzebuję nowe auto. 0
I need a fast car. P-----buj--s-yb----a-o--ód--- -o-rze---ę--zybkie-----. P--------- s----- s-------- / P--------- s------ a---- P-t-z-b-j- s-y-k- s-m-c-ó-. / P-t-z-b-j- s-y-k-e a-t-. ------------------------------------------------------ Potrzebuję szybki samochód. / Potrzebuję szybkie auto. 0
I need a comfortable car. P-tr--buję----od-y--am-ch-d.-- --tr-ebuj- -y--d-e--uto. P--------- w------ s-------- / P--------- w------ a---- P-t-z-b-j- w-g-d-y s-m-c-ó-. / P-t-z-b-j- w-g-d-e a-t-. ------------------------------------------------------- Potrzebuję wygodny samochód. / Potrzebuję wygodne auto. 0
An old lady lives at the top. Tu ---gó--e mi-sz-a--ta-a -o--et-. T- n- g---- m------ s---- k------- T- n- g-r-e m-e-z-a s-a-a k-b-e-a- ---------------------------------- Tu na górze mieszka stara kobieta. 0
A fat lady lives at the top. Tu-n-----ze--ieszka-gr-b----b----. T- n- g---- m------ g---- k------- T- n- g-r-e m-e-z-a g-u-a k-b-e-a- ---------------------------------- Tu na górze mieszka gruba kobieta. 0
A curious lady lives below. T--n- dol- -iesz-- -ś-i--ka-k-bi---. T- n- d--- m------ w------- k------- T- n- d-l- m-e-z-a w-c-b-k- k-b-e-a- ------------------------------------ Tu na dole mieszka wścibska kobieta. 0
Our guests were nice people. N-si----c-- to by-i-m--- ----ie. N--- g----- t- b--- m--- l------ N-s- g-ś-i- t- b-l- m-l- l-d-i-. -------------------------------- Nasi goście to byli mili ludzie. 0
Our guests were polite people. Na-i go-c---to ---i u--z--mi lu-zie. N--- g----- t- b--- u------- l------ N-s- g-ś-i- t- b-l- u-r-e-m- l-d-i-. ------------------------------------ Nasi goście to byli uprzejmi ludzie. 0
Our guests were interesting people. Nasi goś-i--to -yl--i----e----c- --d---. N--- g----- t- b--- i----------- l------ N-s- g-ś-i- t- b-l- i-t-r-s-j-c- l-d-i-. ---------------------------------------- Nasi goście to byli interesujący ludzie. 0
I have lovely children. Mam --chane ---eci. M-- k------ d------ M-m k-c-a-e d-i-c-. ------------------- Mam kochane dzieci. 0
But the neighbours have naughty children. Al- ci s-s-e-z- -aj--n-egrzeczn--dzi-ci. A-- c- s------- m--- n---------- d------ A-e c- s-s-e-z- m-j- n-e-r-e-z-e d-i-c-. ---------------------------------------- Ale ci sąsiedzi mają niegrzeczne dzieci. 0
Are your children well behaved? C-y --n- / --n- -z---- są--rz--z-e? C-- p--- / p--- d----- s- g-------- C-y p-n- / p-n- d-i-c- s- g-z-c-n-? ----------------------------------- Czy pana / pani dzieci są grzeczne? 0

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