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Fruits and food

Fruits and food

15 [femten]

Frugt og fødevarer

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I have a strawberry. J-g --- -t------ær. J__ h__ e_ j_______ J-g h-r e- j-r-b-r- ------------------- Jeg har et jordbær. 0
I have a kiwi and a melon. Jeg h-r -n---w- -g-----el-n. J__ h__ e_ k___ o_ e_ m_____ J-g h-r e- k-w- o- e- m-l-n- ---------------------------- Jeg har en kiwi og en melon. 0
I have an orange and a grapefruit. J---h-r -n ap-e--i- og en-g--pe-----. J__ h__ e_ a_______ o_ e_ g__________ J-g h-r e- a-p-l-i- o- e- g-a-e-r-g-. ------------------------------------- Jeg har en appelsin og en grapefrugt. 0
I have an apple and a mango. Je- -a- -- æb-e -g----m----. J__ h__ e_ æ___ o_ e_ m_____ J-g h-r e- æ-l- o- e- m-n-o- ---------------------------- Jeg har et æble og en mango. 0
I have a banana and a pineapple. Je---------b-n-n o- en-anan-s. J__ h__ e_ b____ o_ e_ a______ J-g h-r e- b-n-n o- e- a-a-a-. ------------------------------ Jeg har en banan og en ananas. 0
I am making a fruit salad. J-- la--r---ugts--a-. J__ l____ f__________ J-g l-v-r f-u-t-a-a-. --------------------- Jeg laver frugtsalat. 0
I am eating toast. J-g-s---er ---sk-v--r-stet -rød. J__ s_____ e_ s____ r_____ b____ J-g s-i-e- e- s-i-e r-s-e- b-ø-. -------------------------------- Jeg spiser en skive ristet brød. 0
I am eating toast with butter. Jeg --------n sk--- -i-t-----ød--ed---ør. J__ s_____ e_ s____ r_____ b___ m__ s____ J-g s-i-e- e- s-i-e r-s-e- b-ø- m-d s-ø-. ----------------------------------------- Jeg spiser en skive ristet brød med smør. 0
I am eating toast with butter and jam. J-g-s-ise---- -ki---r--t-t --ø--med smør-og m--m-la-e. J__ s_____ e_ s____ r_____ b___ m__ s___ o_ m_________ J-g s-i-e- e- s-i-e r-s-e- b-ø- m-d s-ø- o- m-r-e-a-e- ------------------------------------------------------ Jeg spiser en skive ristet brød med smør og marmelade. 0
I am eating a sandwich. Je----i--- ----andw-c-. J__ s_____ e_ s________ J-g s-i-e- e- s-n-w-c-. ----------------------- Jeg spiser en sandwich. 0
I am eating a sandwich with margarine. Je--s-is-r e- sa--wich-m-- -a--a-i-e. J__ s_____ e_ s_______ m__ m_________ J-g s-i-e- e- s-n-w-c- m-d m-r-a-i-e- ------------------------------------- Jeg spiser en sandwich med margarine. 0
I am eating a sandwich with margarine and tomatoes. Jeg ----er-----andw-c- m----ar-a---- -g-to-at. J__ s_____ e_ s_______ m__ m________ o_ t_____ J-g s-i-e- e- s-n-w-c- m-d m-r-a-i-e o- t-m-t- ---------------------------------------------- Jeg spiser en sandwich med margarine og tomat. 0
We need bread and rice. V--h----rug-for -rø- o--r-s. V_ h__ b___ f__ b___ o_ r___ V- h-r b-u- f-r b-ø- o- r-s- ---------------------------- Vi har brug for brød og ris. 0
We need fish and steaks. Vi---- br-g for fi----g ---f-r. V_ h__ b___ f__ f___ o_ b______ V- h-r b-u- f-r f-s- o- b-f-e-. ------------------------------- Vi har brug for fisk og bøffer. 0
We need pizza and spaghetti. V- har-b-----o-----z- -- spa-h----. V_ h__ b___ f__ p____ o_ s_________ V- h-r b-u- f-r p-z-a o- s-a-h-t-i- ----------------------------------- Vi har brug for pizza og spaghetti. 0
What else do we need? Hva- ha- ---el--r--br-g--o-? H___ h__ v_ e_____ b___ f___ H-a- h-r v- e-l-r- b-u- f-r- ---------------------------- Hvad har vi ellers brug for? 0
We need carrots and tomatoes for the soup. V- h-r---u---o- --l-rød-er--- --ma--r-t---sup--n. V_ h__ b___ f__ g_________ o_ t______ t__ s______ V- h-r b-u- f-r g-l-r-d-e- o- t-m-t-r t-l s-p-e-. ------------------------------------------------- Vi har brug for gulerødder og tomater til suppen. 0
Where is the supermarket? H--- -r -----t --p--------? H___ e_ d__ e_ s___________ H-o- e- d-r e- s-p-r-a-k-d- --------------------------- Hvor er der et supermarked? 0

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