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სამზარეულოში

19 [nineteen]

In the kitchen

In the kitchen

19 [ცხრამეტი]

19 [tskhramet\'i]

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სამზარეულოში

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Do you have a new kitchen? შე- ა---- ს--------- გ----? შენ ახალი სამზარეულო გაქვს? 0
sh-- a----- s--------- g----? shen akhali samzareulo gakvs? 		+
What do you want to cook today? რი-- მ-------- გ---- დ---? რისი მომზადება გინდა დღეს? 0
ri-- m-------- g---- d----? risi momzadeba ginda dghes? 		+
Do you cook on an electric or a gas stove? ელ------------ ა------ თ- გ----? ელექტროღუმელზე ამზადებ თუ გაზზე? 0
el-------------- a------ t- g----? elekt'roghumelze amzadeb tu gazze? 		+
     
Shall I cut the onions? და---- ხ----? დავჭრა ხახვი? 0
da------ k------? davch'ra khakhvi? 		+
Shall I peel the potatoes? გა----- კ--------? გავთალო კარტოფილი? 0
ga----- k----------? gavtalo k'art'opili? 		+
Shall I rinse the lettuce? გა------ ს-----? გავრეცხო სალათა? 0
ga-------- s-----? gavretskho salata? 		+
     
Where are the glasses? სა- ა--- ჭ-----? სად არის ჭიქები? 0
sa- a--- c-------? sad aris ch'ikebi? 		+
Where are the dishes? სა- ა--- ჭ------? სად არის ჭურჭელი? 0
sa- a--- c----------? sad aris ch'urch'eli? 		+
Where is the cutlery / silverware (am.)? სა- ა--- დ-----------? სად არის დანა-ჩანგალი? 0
sa- a--- d------------? sad aris dana-changali? 		+
     
Do you have a tin opener / can opener (am.)? გა--- კ-------- გ---------? გაქვს კონსერვის გასახსნელი? 0
ga--- k--------- g----------? gakvs k'onservis gasakhsneli? 		+
Do you have a bottle opener? გა--- ბ----- გ---------? გაქვს ბოთლის გასახსნელი? 0
ga--- b----- g----------? gakvs botlis gasakhsneli? 		+
Do you have a corkscrew? გა--- ს------ ხ-----? გაქვს საცობის ხრახნი? 0
ga--- s------- k-------? gakvs satsobis khrakhni? 		+
     
Are you cooking the soup in this pot? სუ-- ა- ქ----- ა------? სუფს ამ ქვაბში ამზადებ? 0
su-- a- k------ a------? sups am kvabshi amzadeb? 		+
Are you frying the fish in this pan? თე--- ა- ტ----- წ---? თევზს ამ ტაფაზე წვავ? 0
te--- a- t------ t-----? tevzs am t'apaze ts'vav? 		+
Are you grilling the vegetables on this grill? ბო------- ა- მ------ წ---? ბოსტნეულს ამ მაყალზე წვავ? 0
bo-------- a- m------ t-----? bost'neuls am maqalze ts'vav? 		+
     
I am setting the table. მე ს----- ვ---. მე სუფრას ვშლი. 0
me s----- v----. me supras vshli. 		+
Here are the knives, the forks and the spoons. აქ ა--- დ------ ჩ------- დ- კ------. აქ არის დანები, ჩანგლები და კოვზები. 0
ak a--- d------ c-------- d- k-------. ak aris danebi, changlebi da k'ovzebi. 		+
Here are the glasses, the plates and the napkins. აქ ა--- ჭ------ თ------ დ- ხ----------. აქ არის ჭიქები, თეფშები და ხელსახოცები. 0
ak a--- c-------- t------- d- k-------------. ak aris ch'ikebi, tepshebi da khelsakhotsebi. 		+
     

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