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en Fruits and food   »   fr Fruits et aliments

15 [fifteen]

Fruits and food

Fruits and food

15 [quinze]

Fruits et aliments

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I have a strawberry. J’-i une---ai--. J___ u__ f______ J-a- u-e f-a-s-. ---------------- J’ai une fraise. 0
I have a kiwi and a melon. J’-- -- -iwi -t un m--on. J___ u_ k___ e_ u_ m_____ J-a- u- k-w- e- u- m-l-n- ------------------------- J’ai un kiwi et un melon. 0
I have an orange and a grapefruit. J-ai -n- --ange--t--n p----e-ousse. J___ u__ o_____ e_ u_ p____________ J-a- u-e o-a-g- e- u- p-m-l-m-u-s-. ----------------------------------- J’ai une orange et un pamplemousse. 0
I have an apple and a mango. J-ai--n- -o--e -- u-e--an--e. J___ u__ p____ e_ u__ m______ J-a- u-e p-m-e e- u-e m-n-u-. ----------------------------- J’ai une pomme et une mangue. 0
I have a banana and a pineapple. J’ai---e -a--n--et u- --a-as. J___ u__ b_____ e_ u_ a______ J-a- u-e b-n-n- e- u- a-a-a-. ----------------------------- J’ai une banane et un ananas. 0
I am making a fruit salad. Je -a---une-sal--- d- -r--ts. J_ f___ u__ s_____ d_ f______ J- f-i- u-e s-l-d- d- f-u-t-. ----------------------------- Je fais une salade de fruits. 0
I am eating toast. Je -an-e--- --a--. J_ m____ u_ t_____ J- m-n-e u- t-a-t- ------------------ Je mange un toast. 0
I am eating toast with butter. Je--a-g-------ast -v-c-du -eurr-. J_ m____ u_ t____ a___ d_ b______ J- m-n-e u- t-a-t a-e- d- b-u-r-. --------------------------------- Je mange un toast avec du beurre. 0
I am eating toast with butter and jam. J- ----- u----a----ve--du-----re et-d- -a-c--f-----. J_ m____ u_ t____ a___ d_ b_____ e_ d_ l_ c_________ J- m-n-e u- t-a-t a-e- d- b-u-r- e- d- l- c-n-i-u-e- ---------------------------------------------------- Je mange un toast avec du beurre et de la confiture. 0
I am eating a sandwich. J- -a-g---- sand--ch. J_ m____ u_ s________ J- m-n-e u- s-n-w-c-. --------------------- Je mange un sandwich. 0
I am eating a sandwich with margarine. Je-m-n-e--n-sand---- - l- -arg--in-. J_ m____ u_ s_______ à l_ m_________ J- m-n-e u- s-n-w-c- à l- m-r-a-i-e- ------------------------------------ Je mange un sandwich à la margarine. 0
I am eating a sandwich with margarine and tomatoes. Je-man---un----d--c--à ---m---a-i---e- -ux ---a---. J_ m____ u_ s_______ à l_ m________ e_ a__ t_______ J- m-n-e u- s-n-w-c- à l- m-r-a-i-e e- a-x t-m-t-s- --------------------------------------------------- Je mange un sandwich à la margarine et aux tomates. 0
We need bread and rice. N--s a-on------in----pa----- d---iz. N___ a____ b_____ d_ p___ e_ d_ r___ N-u- a-o-s b-s-i- d- p-i- e- d- r-z- ------------------------------------ Nous avons besoin de pain et de riz. 0
We need fish and steaks. N-u- avo-s b--o---d--p-isso---et -e --eaks. N___ a____ b_____ d_ p_______ e_ d_ s______ N-u- a-o-s b-s-i- d- p-i-s-n- e- d- s-e-k-. ------------------------------------------- Nous avons besoin de poissons et de steaks. 0
We need pizza and spaghetti. N-us -von- b-soi--de p---a e- -e--p----tt-. N___ a____ b_____ d_ p____ e_ d_ s_________ N-u- a-o-s b-s-i- d- p-z-a e- d- s-a-h-t-i- ------------------------------------------- Nous avons besoin de pizza et de spaghetti. 0
What else do we need? Avons--o-- bes-i- ------e c-o-e-? A_________ b_____ d______ c____ ? A-o-s-n-u- b-s-i- d-a-t-e c-o-e ? --------------------------------- Avons-nous besoin d’autre chose ? 0
We need carrots and tomatoes for the soup. N-us---o-- bes--n--- ----tt------de-toma--- ---r-la -oupe. N___ a____ b_____ d_ c_______ e_ d_ t______ p___ l_ s_____ N-u- a-o-s b-s-i- d- c-r-t-e- e- d- t-m-t-s p-u- l- s-u-e- ---------------------------------------------------------- Nous avons besoin de carottes et de tomates pour la soupe. 0
Where is the supermarket? Où-e-t -e-s--e--ar-hé ? O_ e__ l_ s__________ ? O- e-t l- s-p-r-a-c-é ? ----------------------- Où est le supermarché ? 0

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