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In the kitchen

In the kitchen

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V kuhinji

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Do you have a new kitchen? I-a- n-v---uhi--o? I--- n--- k------- I-a- n-v- k-h-n-o- ------------------ Imaš novo kuhinjo? 0
What do you want to cook today? K-- -el-š--a-es-skuh-t-? K-- ž---- d---- s------- K-j ž-l-š d-n-s s-u-a-i- ------------------------ Kaj želiš danes skuhati? 0
Do you cook on an electric or a gas stove? Kuha---a --e--r-ko-al- -- -l--? K---- n- e-------- a-- n- p---- K-h-š n- e-e-t-i-o a-i n- p-i-? ------------------------------- Kuhaš na elektriko ali na plin? 0
Shall I cut the onions? Na--nar-ž-m č--ul-? N-- n------ č------ N-j n-r-ž-m č-b-l-? ------------------- Naj narežem čebulo? 0
Shall I peel the potatoes? N-j-o-u--m --omp-r? N-- o----- k------- N-j o-u-i- k-o-p-r- ------------------- Naj olupim krompir? 0
Shall I rinse the lettuce? N-j -p--em --l-to? N-- o----- s------ N-j o-e-e- s-l-t-? ------------------ Naj operem solato? 0
Where are the glasses? K---s--ko-a---? K-- s- k------- K-e s- k-z-r-i- --------------- Kje so kozarci? 0
Where are the dishes? K-e--e-poso-a? K-- j- p------ K-e j- p-s-d-? -------------- Kje je posoda? 0
Where is the cutlery / silverware (am.)? K-e--e p---or? K-- j- p------ K-e j- p-i-o-? -------------- Kje je pribor? 0
Do you have a tin opener / can opener (am.)? I-aš-od--rač -a-konz-r--? I--- o------ z- k-------- I-a- o-p-r-č z- k-n-e-v-? ------------------------- Imaš odpirač za konzerve? 0
Do you have a bottle opener? Ima- -d-irač------ekl--i--? I--- o------ z- s---------- I-a- o-p-r-č z- s-e-l-n-c-? --------------------------- Imaš odpirač za steklenice? 0
Do you have a corkscrew? I-aš o-pi--č z--z--a-k-? I--- o------ z- z------- I-a- o-p-r-č z- z-m-š-e- ------------------------ Imaš odpirač za zamaške? 0
Are you cooking the soup in this pot? Ku-----uho-----m lon--? K---- j--- v t-- l----- K-h-š j-h- v t-m l-n-u- ----------------------- Kuhaš juho v tem loncu? 0
Are you frying the fish in this pan? P-č---ribo --te----nv-? P---- r--- v t-- p----- P-č-š r-b- v t-j p-n-i- ----------------------- Pečeš ribo v tej ponvi? 0
Are you grilling the vegetables on this grill? P-ažiš ze-e---v--na ----žaru? P----- z-------- n- t-- ž---- P-a-i- z-l-n-a-o n- t-m ž-r-? ----------------------------- Pražiš zelenjavo na tem žaru? 0
I am setting the table. P-i--avl-a- -i--. P---------- m---- P-i-r-v-j-m m-z-. ----------------- Pripravljam mizo. 0
Here are the knives, the forks and the spoons. T---j--o-n-ž-, -i---e -- žlice. T---- s- n---- v----- i- ž----- T-k-j s- n-ž-, v-l-c- i- ž-i-e- ------------------------------- Tukaj so noži, vilice in žlice. 0
Here are the glasses, the plates and the napkins. T-k----o k---rci--k-ožni---in-p--i---. T---- s- k------- k------- i- p------- T-k-j s- k-z-r-i- k-o-n-k- i- p-t-č-i- -------------------------------------- Tukaj so kozarci, krožniki in prtički. 0

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