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50 [fifty]

In the swimming pool

In the swimming pool

50 [Năm mươi]

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It is hot today. Hôm nay---ng. H-- n-- n---- H-m n-y n-n-. ------------- Hôm nay nóng. 0
Shall we go to the swimming pool? C-úng-t- ---b-i--hô--? C---- t- đ- b-- k----- C-ú-g t- đ- b-i k-ô-g- ---------------------- Chúng ta đi bơi không? 0
Do you feel like swimming? B---c--h-ng-đi-bơi---ô-g? B-- c- h--- đ- b-- k----- B-n c- h-n- đ- b-i k-ô-g- ------------------------- Bạn có hứng đi bơi không? 0
Do you have a towel? Bạn--- -h----ắm-----g? B-- c- k--- t-- k----- B-n c- k-ă- t-m k-ô-g- ---------------------- Bạn có khăn tắm không? 0
Do you have swimming trunks? Bạn có -u-------k--n-? B-- c- q--- b-- k----- B-n c- q-ầ- b-i k-ô-g- ---------------------- Bạn có quần bơi không? 0
Do you have a bathing suit? B-n ----o tắm --ô--? B-- c- á- t-- k----- B-n c- á- t-m k-ô-g- -------------------- Bạn có áo tắm không? 0
Can you swim? Bạ----ết-b-- ---ng? B-- b--- b-- k----- B-n b-ế- b-i k-ô-g- ------------------- Bạn biết bơi không? 0
Can you dive? Bạ- ---- ----k--n-? B-- b--- l-- k----- B-n b-ế- l-n k-ô-g- ------------------- Bạn biết lặn không? 0
Can you jump in the water? Bạ--c- t-- n-ảy-xu-n- nước -ư-----ô-g? B-- c- t-- n--- x---- n--- đ--- k----- B-n c- t-ể n-ả- x-ố-g n-ớ- đ-ợ- k-ô-g- -------------------------------------- Bạn có thể nhảy xuống nước được không? 0
Where is the shower? Vòi t-m-hoa --- ở--â-? V-- t-- h-- s-- ở đ--- V-i t-m h-a s-n ở đ-u- ---------------------- Vòi tắm hoa sen ở đâu? 0
Where is the changing room? P---g -h-- qu-n--o ----u? P---- t--- q--- á- ở đ--- P-ò-g t-a- q-ầ- á- ở đ-u- ------------------------- Phòng thay quần áo ở đâu? 0
Where are the swimming goggles? Kín--b-i-- -â-? K--- b-- ở đ--- K-n- b-i ở đ-u- --------------- Kính bơi ở đâu? 0
Is the water deep? Nư-- sâu-----g? N--- s-- k----- N-ớ- s-u k-ô-g- --------------- Nước sâu không? 0
Is the water clean? Nư-c sạ-- -h---? N--- s--- k----- N-ớ- s-c- k-ô-g- ---------------- Nước sạch không? 0
Is the water warm? Nướ- nà- n----k--n-? N--- n-- n--- k----- N-ớ- n-y n-n- k-ô-g- -------------------- Nước này nóng không? 0
I am freezing. Tôi --n- ---. T-- l--- q--- T-i l-n- q-á- ------------- Tôi lạnh quá. 0
The water is too cold. N----này-lạn- --á. N--- n-- l--- q--- N-ớ- n-y l-n- q-á- ------------------ Nước này lạnh quá. 0
I am getting out of the water now. T-- lê- ----ây. T-- l-- b- đ--- T-i l-n b- đ-y- --------------- Tôi lên bờ đây. 0

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