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50 [fifty]

In the swimming pool

In the swimming pool

50 [cincizeci]

La piscină

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It is hot today. Astă-i -s-- -al-. A_____ e___ c____ A-t-z- e-t- c-l-. ----------------- Astăzi este cald. 0
Shall we go to the swimming pool? M-r-em l--p-sc-n-? M_____ l_ p_______ M-r-e- l- p-s-i-ă- ------------------ Mergem la piscină? 0
Do you feel like swimming? Ai-chef--ă-m--g--s- ---ţi? A_ c___ s_ m____ s_ î_____ A- c-e- s- m-r-i s- î-o-i- -------------------------- Ai chef să mergi să înoţi? 0
Do you have a towel? A--un p-o--p? A_ u_ p______ A- u- p-o-o-? ------------- Ai un prosop? 0
Do you have swimming trunks? Ai -n -l-p -- --i-? A_ u_ s___ d_ b____ A- u- s-i- d- b-i-? ------------------- Ai un slip de baie? 0
Do you have a bathing suit? Ai-u---o------- ----? A_ u_ c_____ d_ b____ A- u- c-s-u- d- b-i-? --------------------- Ai un costum de baie? 0
Can you swim? Ş--i--- -noţi? Ş___ s_ î_____ Ş-i- s- î-o-i- -------------- Ştii să înoţi? 0
Can you dive? Şt-- s- -a-i -cufu--ări? Ş___ s_ f___ s__________ Ş-i- s- f-c- s-u-u-d-r-? ------------------------ Ştii să faci scufundări? 0
Can you jump in the water? Ş-i---ă---ri în a--? Ş___ s_ s___ î_ a___ Ş-i- s- s-r- î- a-ă- -------------------- Ştii să sari în apă? 0
Where is the shower? U--e -s-e--uşu-? U___ e___ d_____ U-d- e-t- d-ş-l- ---------------- Unde este duşul? 0
Where is the changing room? U-de -ste ---i-- -- --h--b? U___ e___ c_____ d_ s______ U-d- e-t- c-b-n- d- s-h-m-? --------------------------- Unde este cabina de schimb? 0
Where are the swimming goggles? Und--su---ochel--i---- --o-? U___ s___ o________ d_ î____ U-d- s-n- o-h-l-r-i d- î-o-? ---------------------------- Unde sunt ochelarii de înot? 0
Is the water deep? Es-e-adâ-că a--? E___ a_____ a___ E-t- a-â-c- a-a- ---------------- Este adâncă apa? 0
Is the water clean? Es---cur--ă ap-? E___ c_____ a___ E-t- c-r-t- a-a- ---------------- Este curată apa? 0
Is the water warm? E-te----dă -pa? E___ c____ a___ E-t- c-l-ă a-a- --------------- Este caldă apa? 0
I am freezing. M--e-f-i-. M___ f____ M--- f-i-. ---------- Mi-e frig. 0
The water is too cold. A-a -s---p--a -ec-. A__ e___ p___ r____ A-a e-t- p-e- r-c-. ------------------- Apa este prea rece. 0
I am getting out of the water now. Ies-acu-a d-n-a-ă. I__ a____ d__ a___ I-s a-u-a d-n a-ă- ------------------ Ies acuma din apă. 0

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