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en In nature   »   be На прыродзе

26 [twenty-six]

In nature

In nature

26 [дваццаць шэсць]

26 [dvatstsats’ shests’]

На прыродзе

[Na pryrodze]

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Do you see the tower there? Т- б-ч-- -ам--е--? Т- б---- т-- в---- Т- б-ч-ш т-м в-ж-? ------------------ Ты бачыш там вежу? 0
Ty ---hy-h t-m--e---? T- b------ t-- v----- T- b-c-y-h t-m v-z-u- --------------------- Ty bachysh tam vezhu?
Do you see the mountain there? Ты-бачыш --м-г-ру? Т- б---- т-- г---- Т- б-ч-ш т-м г-р-? ------------------ Ты бачыш там гару? 0
T- --------tam-g---? T- b------ t-- g---- T- b-c-y-h t-m g-r-? -------------------- Ty bachysh tam garu?
Do you see the village there? Ты--а-ы- -а- в--ку? Т- б---- т-- в----- Т- б-ч-ш т-м в-с-у- ------------------- Ты бачыш там вёску? 0
Ty ------h---m-ves-u? T- b------ t-- v----- T- b-c-y-h t-m v-s-u- --------------------- Ty bachysh tam vesku?
Do you see the river there? Ты---ч-- там--аку? Т- б---- т-- р---- Т- б-ч-ш т-м р-к-? ------------------ Ты бачыш там раку? 0
Ty--a---s--tam -ak-? T- b------ t-- r---- T- b-c-y-h t-m r-k-? -------------------- Ty bachysh tam raku?
Do you see the bridge there? Ты -ач-ш-там ----? Т- б---- т-- м---- Т- б-ч-ш т-м м-с-? ------------------ Ты бачыш там мост? 0
Ty --chy-h--a--mos-? T- b------ t-- m---- T- b-c-y-h t-m m-s-? -------------------- Ty bachysh tam most?
Do you see the lake there? Т- -а--- --м в--е-а? Т- б---- т-- в------ Т- б-ч-ш т-м в-з-р-? -------------------- Ты бачыш там возера? 0
T- ----ysh -a--vo--ra? T- b------ t-- v------ T- b-c-y-h t-m v-z-r-? ---------------------- Ty bachysh tam vozera?
I like that bird. Мн- па-аб--цц- тая п---ка. М-- п--------- т-- п------ М-е п-д-б-е-ц- т-я п-у-к-. -------------------------- Мне падабаецца тая птушка. 0
M-- p-d-----st-- -a----tush--. M-- p----------- t--- p------- M-e p-d-b-e-s-s- t-y- p-u-h-a- ------------------------------ Mne padabaetstsa taya ptushka.
I like that tree. М-- -----ае-ца--ое ---ва. М-- п--------- т-- д----- М-е п-д-б-е-ц- т-е д-э-а- ------------------------- Мне падабаецца тое дрэва. 0
Mn- pa-----t-t---t-e-d--va. M-- p----------- t-- d----- M-e p-d-b-e-s-s- t-e d-e-a- --------------------------- Mne padabaetstsa toe dreva.
I like this stone. Мне--ад-бае-ц- -------м--ь. М-- п--------- г--- к------ М-е п-д-б-е-ц- г-т- к-м-н-. --------------------------- Мне падабаецца гэты камень. 0
Mn- p-----et--s------ ---en-. M-- p----------- g--- k------ M-e p-d-b-e-s-s- g-t- k-m-n-. ----------------------------- Mne padabaetstsa gety kamen’.
I like that park. М---п-д------- т-й--арк. М-- п--------- т-- п---- М-е п-д-б-е-ц- т-й п-р-. ------------------------ Мне падабаецца той парк. 0
Mn--p-da--e---sa---y----k. M-- p----------- t-- p---- M-e p-d-b-e-s-s- t-y p-r-. -------------------------- Mne padabaetstsa toy park.
I like that garden. М-- ----б---ц- то--сад. М-- п--------- т-- с--- М-е п-д-б-е-ц- т-й с-д- ----------------------- Мне падабаецца той сад. 0
M-- -ad-b-ets-s----y sad. M-- p----------- t-- s--- M-e p-d-b-e-s-s- t-y s-d- ------------------------- Mne padabaetstsa toy sad.
I like this flower. Мн--п--аб--ц-----тая-----к-. М-- п--------- г---- к------ М-е п-д-б-е-ц- г-т-я к-е-к-. ---------------------------- Мне падабаецца гэтая кветка. 0
M-----da--etst-a ge-ay- k---k-. M-- p----------- g----- k------ M-e p-d-b-e-s-s- g-t-y- k-e-k-. ------------------------------- Mne padabaetstsa getaya kvetka.
I find that pretty. П--мой--, ---а--і-а. П-------- г--- м---- П---о-м-, г-т- м-л-. -------------------- Па-мойму, гэта міла. 0
Pa-mo-m-,---ta --l-. P-------- g--- m---- P---o-m-, g-t- m-l-. -------------------- Pa-moymu, geta mіla.
I find that interesting. Мн- з-----а--э---цікав-м. М-- з------ г--- ц------- М-е з-а-ц-а г-т- ц-к-в-м- ------------------------- Мне здаецца гэта цікавым. 0
Mne --a-tsts- -eta-ts------. M-- z-------- g--- t-------- M-e z-a-t-t-a g-t- t-і-a-y-. ---------------------------- Mne zdaetstsa geta tsіkavym.
I find that gorgeous. Па--о---,-гэта ц----н-. П-------- г--- ц------- П---о-м-, г-т- ц-д-ў-а- ----------------------- Па-мойму, гэта цудоўна. 0
P-----m-- g--a-t-udou--. P-------- g--- t-------- P---o-m-, g-t- t-u-o-n-. ------------------------ Pa-moymu, geta tsudouna.
I find that ugly. Я -ума-- -э-а б-ы---. Я д----- г--- б------ Я д-м-ю- г-т- б-ы-к-. --------------------- Я думаю, гэта брыдка. 0
Y--du-a-u- --t- -r---a. Y- d------ g--- b------ Y- d-m-y-, g-t- b-y-k-. ----------------------- Ya dumayu, geta brydka.
I find that boring. Я зн-ходжу гэта н-дн-м. Я з------- г--- н------ Я з-а-о-ж- г-т- н-д-ы-. ----------------------- Я знаходжу гэта нудным. 0
Y- --ak-odzhu--e---nu--y-. Y- z--------- g--- n------ Y- z-a-h-d-h- g-t- n-d-y-. -------------------------- Ya znakhodzhu geta nudnym.
I find that terrible. П---о-му- --т--жа-л-ва. П-------- г--- ж------- П---о-м-, г-т- ж-х-і-а- ----------------------- Па-мойму, гэта жахліва. 0
P-----mu, -et------h-і-a. P-------- g--- z--------- P---o-m-, g-t- z-a-h-і-a- ------------------------- Pa-moymu, geta zhakhlіva.

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