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99 [ninety-nine]

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99 [noventa y nueve]

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my girlfriend’s cat la-g--- -e----amiga----o-ia l_ g___ d_ m_ a____ / n____ l- g-t- d- m- a-i-a / n-v-a --------------------------- la gata de mi amiga / novia
my boyfriend’s dog e---er-o -e--- -mi-o---novio e_ p____ d_ m_ a____ / n____ e- p-r-o d- m- a-i-o / n-v-o ---------------------------- el perro de mi amigo / novio
my children’s toys los -u--e--s de -is h--os l__ j_______ d_ m__ h____ l-s j-g-e-e- d- m-s h-j-s ------------------------- los juguetes de mis hijos
This is my colleague’s overcoat. És-e es-el-a---g-----m----mp---r-. É___ e_ e_ a_____ d_ m_ c_________ É-t- e- e- a-r-g- d- m- c-m-a-e-o- ---------------------------------- Éste es el abrigo de mi compañero.
That is my colleague’s car. É--e es el-c--h- d- mi c-m-a--ra. É___ e_ e_ c____ d_ m_ c_________ É-t- e- e- c-c-e d- m- c-m-a-e-a- --------------------------------- Éste es el coche de mi compañera.
That is my colleagues’ work. É-te -- e- -r----o-d--m-s c-mpañe--s. É___ e_ e_ t______ d_ m__ c__________ É-t- e- e- t-a-a-o d- m-s c-m-a-e-o-. ------------------------------------- Éste es el trabajo de mis compañeros.
The button from the shirt is gone. E- -otón-de-la -am-sa s----------. E_ b____ d_ l_ c_____ s_ h_ c_____ E- b-t-n d- l- c-m-s- s- h- c-í-o- ---------------------------------- El botón de la camisa se ha caído.
The garage key is gone. La lla-e -e- -ar--e h----sap--ec-d-. L_ l____ d__ g_____ h_ d____________ L- l-a-e d-l g-r-j- h- d-s-p-r-c-d-. ------------------------------------ La llave del garaje ha desaparecido.
The boss’ computer is not working. E--o---na-o----l -ef-----á-es------do. E_ o________ d__ j___ e___ e__________ E- o-d-n-d-r d-l j-f- e-t- e-t-o-e-d-. -------------------------------------- El ordenador del jefe está estropeado.
Who are the girl’s parents? ¿Qu----s---n---s-p-d----d- l- n--a? ¿_______ s__ l__ p_____ d_ l_ n____ ¿-u-é-e- s-n l-s p-d-e- d- l- n-ñ-? ----------------------------------- ¿Quiénes son los padres de la niña?
How do I get to her parents’ house? ¿---o ----- a l- --s---e s---pa-r--? ¿____ s_ v_ a l_ c___ d_ s__ p______ ¿-ó-o s- v- a l- c-s- d- s-s p-d-e-? ------------------------------------ ¿Cómo se va a la casa de sus padres?
The house is at the end of the road. La-c--a-est- -l -i-a- d---a--a-le. L_ c___ e___ a_ f____ d_ l_ c_____ L- c-s- e-t- a- f-n-l d- l- c-l-e- ---------------------------------- La casa está al final de la calle.
What is the name of the capital city of Switzerland? ¿-óm- se -l-ma--a----it-l de Su-za? ¿____ s_ l____ l_ c______ d_ S_____ ¿-ó-o s- l-a-a l- c-p-t-l d- S-i-a- ----------------------------------- ¿Cómo se llama la capital de Suiza?
What is the title of the book? ¿Cu----s-------u-o del-li-r-? ¿____ e_ e_ t_____ d__ l_____ ¿-u-l e- e- t-t-l- d-l l-b-o- ----------------------------- ¿Cuál es el título del libro?
What are the names of the neighbour’s / neighbor’s (am.) children? ¿--m---e l--man-los--ij-s d----s-vec-nos? ¿____ s_ l_____ l__ h____ d_ l__ v_______ ¿-ó-o s- l-a-a- l-s h-j-s d- l-s v-c-n-s- ----------------------------------------- ¿Cómo se llaman los hijos de los vecinos?
When are the children’s holidays? ¿C-á-d- s-n -a--v-caci-n-s----olar-s--e-los--iño-? ¿______ s__ l__ v_________ e________ d_ l__ n_____ ¿-u-n-o s-n l-s v-c-c-o-e- e-c-l-r-s d- l-s n-ñ-s- -------------------------------------------------- ¿Cuándo son las vacaciones escolares de los niños?
What are the doctor’s consultation times? ¿Cu-n-o--on-l-- ho--- de c--sulta--e--do-to-? ¿______ s__ l__ h____ d_ c_______ d__ d______ ¿-u-n-o s-n l-s h-r-s d- c-n-u-t- d-l d-c-o-? --------------------------------------------- ¿Cuándo son las horas de consulta del doctor?
What time is the museum open? ¿C--- e- el-hor-r-- -e-apertu-----l-m-s--? ¿____ e_ e_ h______ d_ a_______ d__ m_____ ¿-u-l e- e- h-r-r-o d- a-e-t-r- d-l m-s-o- ------------------------------------------ ¿Cuál es el horario de apertura del museo?

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