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సెలవుల్లో కార్యకలాపాలు

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సెలవుల్లో కార్యకలాపాలు

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Is the beach clean? సమ---- త--- ప---------- ఉ---? సముద్ర తీరం పరిశుభ్రంగా ఉందా? 0
Sa----- t---- p------------ u---? Samudra tīraṁ pariśubhraṅgā undā? 		+
Can one swim there? అక--- ఎ----- ఈ- క--------? అక్కడ ఎవరైనా ఈత కొట్టచ్చా? 0
Ak---- e------- ī-- k-------? Akkaḍa evarainā īta koṭṭaccā? 		+
Isn’t it dangerous to swim there? అక---- ఈ- క------ ప-------- క--- క--? అక్కడ్ ఈత కొట్టడం ప్రమాదకరం కాదు కదా? 0
Ak--- ī-- k------- p----------- k--- k---? Akkaḍ īta koṭṭaḍaṁ pramādakaraṁ kādu kadā? 		+
     
Can one rent a sun umbrella / parasol here? ఇక--- ఒ- గ----- / ప------- అ------ త----------? ఇక్కడ ఒక గొడుగు / పారాసోల్ అద్దెకు తీసుకోవచ్చా? 0
Ik---- o-- g-----/ p------ a----- t----------? Ikkaḍa oka goḍugu/ pārāsōl addeku tīsukōvaccā? 		+
Can one rent a deck chair here? ఇక--- ఒ- డ--- క----- అ------ త----------? ఇక్కడ ఒక డెక్ కుర్చీ అద్దెకు తీసుకోవచ్చా? 0
Ik---- o-- ḍ-- k---- a----- t----------? Ikkaḍa oka ḍek kurcī addeku tīsukōvaccā? 		+
Can one rent a boat here? ఇక--- ఒ- న---- అ------ త----------? ఇక్కడ ఒక నావని అద్దెకు తీసుకోవచ్చా? 0
Ik---- o-- n----- a----- t----------? Ikkaḍa oka nāvani addeku tīsukōvaccā? 		+
     
I would like to surf. నా-- స------- చ------ ఉ--ి నాకు సర్ఫింగ్ చేయాలని ఉంది 0
Nā-- s------- c------- u--i Nāku sarphiṅg cēyālani undi 		+
I would like to dive. నా-- డ------ చ------ ఉ--ి నాకు డైవింగ్ చేయాలని ఉంది 0
Nā-- ḍ------ c------- u--i Nāku ḍaiviṅg cēyālani undi 		+
I would like to water ski. నా-- వ---- స-------- చ------ ఉ--ి నాకు వాటర్ స్కీయింగ్ చేయాలని ఉంది 0
Nā-- v---- s------ c------- u--i Nāku vāṭar skīyiṅg cēyālani undi 		+
     
Can one rent a surfboard? సర--- బ----- అ------ ద----------? సర్ఫ్ బోర్డ్ అద్దెకి దొరుకుతుందా? 0
Sa--- b--- a----- d----------? Sarph bōrḍ addeki dorukutundā? 		+
Can one rent diving equipment? డై----- చ-------- ఉ------- ప------- అ------ ద---------? డైవింగ్ చేసేందుకు ఉపయోగపడే పరికరాలు అద్దెకి దొరుకుతాయా? 0
Ḍa----- c-------- u---------- p--------- a----- d---------? Ḍaiviṅg cēsēnduku upayōgapaḍē parikarālu addeki dorukutāyā? 		+
Can one rent water skis? వా--- స----- అ------ ద---------? వాటర్ స్కీలు అద్దెకి దొరుకుతాయా? 0
Vā--- s---- a----- d---------? Vāṭar skīlu addeki dorukutāyā? 		+
     
I’m only a beginner. నే-- క---- న--------- స------- ఉ--------- / ఉ--------ి నేను కేవలం నేర్చుకునే స్థాయిలో ఉన్నవాడిని / ఉన్నదాన్ని 0
Nē-- k------ n-------- s------- u---------/ u-------i Nēnu kēvalaṁ nērcukunē sthāyilō unnavāḍini/ unnadānni 		+
I’m moderately good. నే-- ఒ- మ------- మ----- చ-------- వ----- / ద----ి నేను ఒక మాదిరిగా మంచిగా చేస్తున్న వాడిని / దానిని 0
Nē-- o-- m------- m------- c------- v-----/ d----i Nēnu oka mādirigā man̄cigā cēstunna vāḍini/ dānini 		+
I’m pretty good at it. ఇం---- న--- మ--- న----- ఉ----ి ఇందులో నాకు మంచి నేర్పు ఉన్నది 0
In---- n--- m----- n---- u----i Indulō nāku man̄ci nērpu unnadi 		+
     
Where is the ski lift? స్-- ల----- ఎ---- ఉ---? స్కీ లిఫ్ట్ ఎక్కడ ఉంది? 0
Sk- l---- e----- u---? Skī liphṭ ekkaḍa undi? 		+
Do you have skis? మీ వ--- స----- ఉ------? మీ వద్ద స్కీలు ఉన్నాయా? 0
Mī v---- s---- u-----? Mī vadda skīlu unnāyā? 		+
Do you have ski boots? మీ వ--- స--- బ----- ఉ------? మీ వద్ద స్కీ బూట్లు ఉన్నాయా? 0
Mī v---- s-- b---- u-----? Mī vadda skī būṭlu unnāyā? 		+
     

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