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en In the swimming pool   »   pl Na basenie

50 [fifty]

In the swimming pool

In the swimming pool

50 [pięćdziesiąt]

Na basenie

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It is hot today. Dzisi------- -o-ąco. D______ j___ g______ D-i-i-j j-s- g-r-c-. -------------------- Dzisiaj jest gorąco. 0
Shall we go to the swimming pool? Pójd-i-my--a----e-? P________ n_ b_____ P-j-z-e-y n- b-s-n- ------------------- Pójdziemy na basen? 0
Do you feel like swimming? Ma-z--ch-tę--ój-- -op-y-ać? M___ o_____ p____ p________ M-s- o-h-t- p-j-ć p-p-y-a-? --------------------------- Masz ochotę pójść popływać? 0
Do you have a towel? M--- ręc---k? M___ r_______ M-s- r-c-n-k- ------------- Masz ręcznik? 0
Do you have swimming trunks? M-sz ----el--ki? M___ k__________ M-s- k-p-e-ó-k-? ---------------- Masz kąpielówki? 0
Do you have a bathing suit? M-s---tr----ą-iel---? M___ s____ k_________ M-s- s-r-j k-p-e-o-y- --------------------- Masz strój kąpielowy? 0
Can you swim? U-i--z--ły-ać? U_____ p______ U-i-s- p-y-a-? -------------- Umiesz pływać? 0
Can you dive? Um--sz-n-rk-w-ć? U_____ n________ U-i-s- n-r-o-a-? ---------------- Umiesz nurkować? 0
Can you jump in the water? U----z---a-a- -o--o-y? U_____ s_____ d_ w____ U-i-s- s-a-a- d- w-d-? ---------------------- Umiesz skakać do wody? 0
Where is the shower? Gdz---je-t-p--s-nic? G____ j___ p________ G-z-e j-s- p-y-z-i-? -------------------- Gdzie jest prysznic? 0
Where is the changing room? Gdzie-j-st -rz--ie-al--a? G____ j___ p_____________ G-z-e j-s- p-z-b-e-a-n-a- ------------------------- Gdzie jest przebieralnia? 0
Where are the swimming goggles? Gdzi---ą --ul-ry-d- p--w-n-a? G____ s_ o______ d_ p________ G-z-e s- o-u-a-y d- p-y-a-i-? ----------------------------- Gdzie są okulary do pływania? 0
Is the water deep? C-- -a wo-- --st głę--ka? C__ t_ w___ j___ g_______ C-y t- w-d- j-s- g-ę-o-a- ------------------------- Czy ta woda jest głęboka? 0
Is the water clean? C---t--w-d---est--zy-t-? C__ t_ w___ j___ c______ C-y t- w-d- j-s- c-y-t-? ------------------------ Czy ta woda jest czysta? 0
Is the water warm? C-- -a w--a jes----e-ła? C__ t_ w___ j___ c______ C-y t- w-d- j-s- c-e-ł-? ------------------------ Czy ta woda jest ciepła? 0
I am freezing. Zimno-m-. Z____ m__ Z-m-o m-. --------- Zimno mi. 0
The water is too cold. W----jest ----i-na. W___ j___ z_ z_____ W-d- j-s- z- z-m-a- ------------------- Woda jest za zimna. 0
I am getting out of the water now. W--ho--ę -uż---wod-. W_______ j__ z w____ W-c-o-z- j-ż z w-d-. -------------------- Wychodzę już z wody. 0

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