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en Around the house   »   bs U kući

17 [seventeen]

Around the house

Around the house

17 [sedamnaest]

U kući

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Our house is here. Ovd-e----naš---u--. O____ j_ n___ k____ O-d-e j- n-š- k-ć-. ------------------- Ovdje je naša kuća. 0
The roof is on top. Go-e -- kr--. G___ j_ k____ G-r- j- k-o-. ------------- Gore je krov. 0
The basement is below. Dolje j- -o--u-. D____ j_ p______ D-l-e j- p-d-u-. ---------------- Dolje je podrum. 0
There is a garden behind the house. I-a-k--e--e -rt. I__ k___ j_ v___ I-a k-ć- j- v-t- ---------------- Iza kuće je vrt. 0
There is no street in front of the house. P-ed--u--- n------i--. P___ k____ n___ u_____ P-e- k-ć-m n-m- u-i-e- ---------------------- Pred kućom nema ulice. 0
There are trees next to the house. Pored-k-ć---e -r-eće. P____ k___ j_ d______ P-r-d k-ć- j- d-v-ć-. --------------------- Pored kuće je drveće. 0
My apartment is here. Ov--e -- moj-s-an. O____ j_ m__ s____ O-d-e j- m-j s-a-. ------------------ Ovdje je moj stan. 0
The kitchen and bathroom are here. Ov--e s- ---i-j- ---up--ilo. O____ s_ k______ i k________ O-d-e s- k-h-n-a i k-p-t-l-. ---------------------------- Ovdje su kuhinja i kupatilo. 0
The living room and bedroom are there. Tam- -e--n-v---sob--- -p--aća--oba. T___ j_ d_____ s___ i s______ s____ T-m- j- d-e-n- s-b- i s-a-a-a s-b-. ----------------------------------- Tamo je dnevna soba i spavaća soba. 0
The front door is closed. Vrata--u-e su---tvo--n-. V____ k___ s_ z_________ V-a-a k-ć- s- z-t-o-e-a- ------------------------ Vrata kuće su zatvorena. 0
But the windows are open. Al- p-oz-------o--oreni. A__ p______ s_ o________ A-i p-o-o-i s- o-v-r-n-. ------------------------ Ali prozori su otvoreni. 0
It is hot today. Da--s j----u--. D____ j_ v_____ D-n-s j- v-u-e- --------------- Danas je vruće. 0
We are going to the living room. Mi --em--u --e-nu s---. M_ i____ u d_____ s____ M- i-e-o u d-e-n- s-b-. ----------------------- Mi idemo u dnevnu sobu. 0
There is a sofa and an armchair there. Tam---- -ofa----o-elja. T___ j_ s___ i f_______ T-m- j- s-f- i f-t-l-a- ----------------------- Tamo je sofa i fotelja. 0
Please, sit down! S-ed---e! S________ S-e-n-t-! --------- Sjednite! 0
My computer is there. T-m--stoji--o--ko-p-u-e-. T___ s____ m__ k_________ T-m- s-o-i m-j k-m-j-t-r- ------------------------- Tamo stoji moj kompjuter. 0
My stereo is there. Ta---s-oj- -o---m-zi----l---ja. T___ s____ m___ m______ l______ T-m- s-o-i m-j- m-z-č-a l-n-j-. ------------------------------- Tamo stoji moja muzička linija. 0
The TV set is brand new. Te-ev--or--e po-pun---ov. T________ j_ p______ n___ T-l-v-z-r j- p-t-u-o n-v- ------------------------- Televizor je potpuno nov. 0

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