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She has a dog. Hu- -ar en--u-d. H__ h__ e_ h____ H-n h-r e- h-n-. ---------------- Hun har en hund. 0
The dog is big. H----- -- --o-. H_____ e_ s____ H-n-e- e- s-o-. --------------- Hunden er stor. 0
She has a big dog. H-- h-- en s--r --nd. H__ h__ e_ s___ h____ H-n h-r e- s-o- h-n-. --------------------- Hun har en stor hund. 0
She has a house. Hun---- e--hus. H__ h__ e_ h___ H-n h-r e- h-s- --------------- Hun har et hus. 0
The house is small. Huset-e- li--e. H____ e_ l_____ H-s-t e- l-l-e- --------------- Huset er lille. 0
She has a small house. H-n-har--t ---l- --s. H__ h__ e_ l____ h___ H-n h-r e- l-l-e h-s- --------------------- Hun har et lille hus. 0
He is staying in a hotel. Han -or-på--ote-. H__ b__ p_ h_____ H-n b-r p- h-t-l- ----------------- Han bor på hotel. 0
The hotel is cheap. H-t-l--t ---b--l-g-. H_______ e_ b_______ H-t-l-e- e- b-l-i-t- -------------------- Hotellet er billigt. 0
He is staying in a cheap hotel. Han --r--------i------h--el. H__ b__ p_ e_ b______ h_____ H-n b-r p- e- b-l-i-t h-t-l- ---------------------------- Han bor på et billigt hotel. 0
He has a car. H-n--a- en----. H__ h__ e_ b___ H-n h-r e- b-l- --------------- Han har en bil. 0
The car is expensive. Bile--e- ---. B____ e_ d___ B-l-n e- d-r- ------------- Bilen er dyr. 0
He has an expensive car. H-n--ar en-dyr-b-l. H__ h__ e_ d__ b___ H-n h-r e- d-r b-l- ------------------- Han har en dyr bil. 0
He reads a novel. Han----er -n--om-n. H__ l____ e_ r_____ H-n l-s-r e- r-m-n- ------------------- Han læser en roman. 0
The novel is boring. Rom--e--er-ke-e---. R______ e_ k_______ R-m-n-n e- k-d-l-g- ------------------- Romanen er kedelig. 0
He is reading a boring novel. Ha--l---- e- --deli--ro---. H__ l____ e_ k______ r_____ H-n l-s-r e- k-d-l-g r-m-n- --------------------------- Han læser en kedelig roman. 0
She is watching a movie. Hu- -e- e- -i--. H__ s__ e_ f____ H-n s-r e- f-l-. ---------------- Hun ser en film. 0
The movie is exciting. Fi--en-e- s-æ-de-d-. F_____ e_ s_________ F-l-e- e- s-æ-d-n-e- -------------------- Filmen er spændende. 0
She is watching an exciting movie. H---ser e- ----d-nde---l-. H__ s__ e_ s________ f____ H-n s-r e- s-æ-d-n-e f-l-. -------------------------- Hun ser en spændende film. 0

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