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26 [twenty-six]

In nature

In nature

26 [છવીસ]

16 [Sōḷa]

In nature

[r̥tu'ō anē havāmāna]

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Do you see the tower there? શ-ં -મ- ત્ય-ં-તે-ટાવર જુઓ --? શ-- તમ- ત-ય-- ત- ટ-વર જ-ઓ છ-? શ-ં ત-ે ત-ય-ં ત- ટ-વ- જ-ઓ છ-? ----------------------------- શું તમે ત્યાં તે ટાવર જુઓ છો? 0
ā r̥-u-a---;ō--hē: ā r-tu'ō chē: ā r-t-&-p-s-ō c-ē- ------------------ ā r̥tu'ō chē:
Do you see the mountain there? શું-ત---ત્યાં-ત---ર્વત--ુઓ --? શ-- તમ- ત-ય-- ત- પર-વત જ-ઓ છ-? શ-ં ત-ે ત-ય-ં ત- પ-્-ત જ-ઓ છ-? ------------------------------ શું તમે ત્યાં તે પર્વત જુઓ છો? 0
V--a---,---ā-ō, Vasanta, unāḷō, V-s-n-a- u-ā-ō- --------------- Vasanta, unāḷō,
Do you see the village there? શ-- ----ત-----ત- ગા--જ-- -ો? શ-- તમ- ત-ય-- ત- ગ-મ જ-ઓ છ-? શ-ં ત-ે ત-ય-ં ત- ગ-મ જ-ઓ છ-? ---------------------------- શું તમે ત્યાં તે ગામ જુઓ છો? 0
pān-----a-a-- ----ḷō. pānakhara anē śiyāḷō. p-n-k-a-a a-ē ś-y-ḷ-. --------------------- pānakhara anē śiyāḷō.
Do you see the river there? શ-ં-ત-- ત-યા---દી--ુ- છ-? શ-- તમ- ત-ય-- નદ- જ-ઓ છ-? શ-ં ત-ે ત-ય-ં ન-ી જ-ઓ છ-? ------------------------- શું તમે ત્યાં નદી જુઓ છો? 0
U---- g-ra-----ē. Unāḷō garama chē. U-ā-ō g-r-m- c-ē- ----------------- Unāḷō garama chē.
Do you see the bridge there? શું--મ- -્ય-ં-ત--પુલ જુઓ--ો? શ-- તમ- ત-ય-- ત- પ-લ જ-ઓ છ-? શ-ં ત-ે ત-ય-ં ત- પ-લ જ-ઓ છ-? ---------------------------- શું તમે ત્યાં તે પુલ જુઓ છો? 0
U-āḷām----ū--- --mak--ch-. Unāḷāmāṁ sūrya camakē chē. U-ā-ā-ā- s-r-a c-m-k- c-ē- -------------------------- Unāḷāmāṁ sūrya camakē chē.
Do you see the lake there? શુ---મે -્--- ત-ા----ઓ --? શ-- તમ- ત-ય-- તળ-વ જ-ઓ છ-? શ-ં ત-ે ત-ય-ં ત-ા- જ-ઓ છ-? -------------------------- શું તમે ત્યાં તળાવ જુઓ છો? 0
Un-ḷ---- -p--ē -h-r--ā-javā--ṁ--a-an-a---r----os;ē-ch--apo--ē. Unāḷāmāṁ āpaṇē pharavā javānuṁ pasanda karī'ē chī'ē. U-ā-ā-ā- ā-a-ē p-a-a-ā j-v-n-ṁ p-s-n-a k-r-&-p-s-ē c-ī-a-o-;-. -------------------------------------------------------------- Unāḷāmāṁ āpaṇē pharavā javānuṁ pasanda karī'ē chī'ē.
I like that bird. મ-- -ે--ક--ી---ે--ે. મન- ત- પક-ષ- ગમ- છ-. મ-ે ત- પ-્-ી ગ-ે છ-. -------------------- મને તે પક્ષી ગમે છે. 0
Śi--ḷō--ha--ō-c--. Śiyāḷō ṭhaṇḍō chē. Ś-y-ḷ- ṭ-a-ḍ- c-ē- ------------------ Śiyāḷō ṭhaṇḍō chē.
I like that tree. મન- -ે --ક-- ----છ-. મન- ત- વ-ક-ષ ગમ- છ-. મ-ે ત- વ-ક-ષ ગ-ે છ-. -------------------- મને તે વૃક્ષ ગમે છે. 0
Śiy-ḷā-āṁ--arapha p-ḍē -h--a--a-- -a-asāda--a-- chē. Śiyāḷāmāṁ barapha paḍē chē athavā varasāda paḍē chē. Ś-y-ḷ-m-ṁ b-r-p-a p-ḍ- c-ē a-h-v- v-r-s-d- p-ḍ- c-ē- ---------------------------------------------------- Śiyāḷāmāṁ barapha paḍē chē athavā varasāda paḍē chē.
I like this stone. મ-ે ---થ-થર ગમ--છે. મન- આ પથ-થર ગમ- છ-. મ-ે આ પ-્-ર ગ-ે છ-. ------------------- મને આ પથ્થર ગમે છે. 0
Ś-y-ḷ-m-ṁ āp--a----h-r---ṁ-ra-ē-uṁ --mē--hē. Śiyāḷāmāṁ āpaṇanē gharamāṁ rahēvuṁ gamē chē. Ś-y-ḷ-m-ṁ ā-a-a-ē g-a-a-ā- r-h-v-ṁ g-m- c-ē- -------------------------------------------- Śiyāḷāmāṁ āpaṇanē gharamāṁ rahēvuṁ gamē chē.
I like that park. મ----્ય---તે----્ક ગ-ે -ે. મન- ત-ય-- ત- પ-ર-ક ગમ- છ-. મ-ે ત-ય-ં ત- પ-ર-ક ગ-ે છ-. -------------------------- મને ત્યાં તે પાર્ક ગમે છે. 0
Ā--h-ṇḍ-----. Ā ṭhaṇḍu chē. Ā ṭ-a-ḍ- c-ē- ------------- Ā ṭhaṇḍu chē.
I like that garden. મને ત્-ા- તે-બ--ચો --- -ે. મન- ત-ય-- ત- બગ-ચ- ગમ- છ-. મ-ે ત-ય-ં ત- બ-ી-ો ગ-ે છ-. -------------------------- મને ત્યાં તે બગીચો ગમે છે. 0
V-ras-da-p------hyō c-ē. Varasāda paḍī rahyō chē. V-r-s-d- p-ḍ- r-h-ō c-ē- ------------------------ Varasāda paḍī rahyō chē.
I like this flower. મને-----ન-- -ૂ---મે--ે. મન- અહ--ન-- ફ-લ ગમ- છ-. મ-ે અ-ી-ન-ં ફ-લ ગ-ે છ-. ----------------------- મને અહીંનું ફૂલ ગમે છે. 0
P-v--a-c--. Pavana chē. P-v-n- c-ē- ----------- Pavana chē.
I find that pretty. મ-- લ-----ે-ક-----સ-ંદર છ-. મન- લ-ગ- છ- ક- ત- સ--દર છ-. મ-ે લ-ગ- છ- ક- ત- સ-ં-ર છ-. --------------------------- મને લાગે છે કે તે સુંદર છે. 0
Tē-g-ra-a-chē. Tē garama chē. T- g-r-m- c-ē- -------------- Tē garama chē.
I find that interesting. મને----ર----દ--ાગે છ-. મન- ત- રસપ-રદ લ-ગ- છ-. મ-ે ત- ર-પ-ર- લ-ગ- છ-. ---------------------- મને તે રસપ્રદ લાગે છે. 0
Tē-taḍ-------. Tē taḍakō chē. T- t-ḍ-k- c-ē- -------------- Tē taḍakō chē.
I find that gorgeous. મ-ે----- ---ક- ત-----દ- -ે. મન- લ-ગ- છ- ક- ત- સ--દર છ-. મ-ે લ-ગ- છ- ક- ત- સ-ં-ર છ-. --------------------------- મને લાગે છે કે તે સુંદર છે. 0
T- -----a -h-. Tē spaṣṭa chē. T- s-a-ṭ- c-ē- -------------- Tē spaṣṭa chē.
I find that ugly. મ-ે-તે-નીચ -ાગ- --. મન- ત- ન-ચ લ-ગ- છ-. મ-ે ત- ન-ચ લ-ગ- છ-. ------------------- મને તે નીચ લાગે છે. 0
Ā-ē-hav-m-n- ----ṁ c--? Ājē havāmāna kēvuṁ chē? Ā-ē h-v-m-n- k-v-ṁ c-ē- ----------------------- Ājē havāmāna kēvuṁ chē?
I find that boring. મ-ે-લા-ે------ તે -ંટ-ળ-જન- છે. મન- લ-ગ- છ- ક- ત- ક-ટ-ળ-જનક છ-. મ-ે લ-ગ- છ- ક- ત- ક-ટ-ળ-જ-ક છ-. ------------------------------- મને લાગે છે કે તે કંટાળાજનક છે. 0
Ā-ē ṭ-a-ḍ- ch-. Ājē ṭhaṇḍī chē. Ā-ē ṭ-a-ḍ- c-ē- --------------- Ājē ṭhaṇḍī chē.
I find that terrible. મને--ા-ે છ- -ે-તે ભયંકર છે. મન- લ-ગ- છ- ક- ત- ભય-કર છ-. મ-ે લ-ગ- છ- ક- ત- ભ-ં-ર છ-. --------------------------- મને લાગે છે કે તે ભયંકર છે. 0
Ā-ē-ga--mī-chē. Ājē garamī chē. Ā-ē g-r-m- c-ē- --------------- Ājē garamī chē.

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