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en Around the house   »   tr Evde

17 [seventeen]

Around the house

Around the house

17 [on yedi]

Evde

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Our house is here. Bur--ı ev--i-. B_____ e______ B-r-s- e-i-i-. -------------- Burası evimiz. 0
The roof is on top. Y--a-d- ç-tı v-r. Y______ ç___ v___ Y-k-r-a ç-t- v-r- ----------------- Yukarda çatı var. 0
The basement is below. Aşa--d---i-er -ar. A______ k____ v___ A-a-ı-a k-l-r v-r- ------------------ Aşağıda kiler var. 0
There is a garden behind the house. Evi- a--a--nda---r-b-------r. E___ a________ b__ b____ v___ E-i- a-k-s-n-a b-r b-h-e v-r- ----------------------------- Evin arkasında bir bahçe var. 0
There is no street in front of the house. Ev-n-ö--nde y-l yo-. E___ ö_____ y__ y___ E-i- ö-ü-d- y-l y-k- -------------------- Evin önünde yol yok. 0
There are trees next to the house. E--- --n---- ---çla-----. E___ y______ a______ v___ E-i- y-n-n-a a-a-l-r v-r- ------------------------- Evin yanında ağaçlar var. 0
My apartment is here. Bu-ası be-im ----e- (e-i-). B_____ b____ d_____ (______ B-r-s- b-n-m d-i-e- (-v-m-. --------------------------- Burası benim dairem (evim). 0
The kitchen and bathroom are here. M-tf-- -e----yo b--a--. M_____ v_ b____ b______ M-t-a- v- b-n-o b-r-d-. ----------------------- Mutfak ve banyo burada. 0
The living room and bedroom are there. O-u--a--d--ı-ve-ya-ak -da-- o-ada. O_____ o____ v_ y____ o____ o_____ O-u-m- o-a-ı v- y-t-k o-a-ı o-a-a- ---------------------------------- Oturma odası ve yatak odası orada. 0
The front door is closed. Sok-----p-s- ki--t--. S____ k_____ k_______ S-k-k k-p-s- k-l-t-i- --------------------- Sokak kapısı kilitli. 0
But the windows are open. Ama ----ar a---. A__ c_____ a____ A-a c-m-a- a-ı-. ---------------- Ama camlar açık. 0
It is hot today. Bug-n----ak. B____ s_____ B-g-n s-c-k- ------------ Bugün sıcak. 0
We are going to the living room. Ot-r-a-o-a---- -----oruz. O_____ o______ g_________ O-u-m- o-a-ı-a g-d-y-r-z- ------------------------- Oturma odasına gidiyoruz. 0
There is a sofa and an armchair there. Or-da---- k--e------bir kol----var. O____ b__ k_____ v_ b__ k_____ v___ O-a-a b-r k-n-p- v- b-r k-l-u- v-r- ----------------------------------- Orada bir kanepe ve bir koltuk var. 0
Please, sit down! O-uru--z! O________ O-u-u-u-! --------- Oturunuz! 0
My computer is there. B-l-i-a-ar-m orad-. B___________ o_____ B-l-i-a-a-ı- o-a-a- ------------------- Bilgisayarım orada. 0
My stereo is there. Müz--ça-arı- o-a--. M___________ o_____ M-z-k-a-a-ı- o-a-a- ------------------- Müzikçalarım orada. 0
The TV set is brand new. Te-evi--on-ç-k--eni. T_________ ç__ y____ T-l-v-z-o- ç-k y-n-. -------------------- Televizyon çok yeni. 0

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