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Dopełniacz

99 [ninety-nine]

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99 [dziewięćdziesiąt dziewięć]

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my girlfriend’s cat ko- m---- p----------i kot mojej przyjaciółki 0 +
my boyfriend’s dog pi-- m----- p---------a pies mojego przyjaciela 0 +
my children’s toys za----- m---- d----i zabawki moich dzieci 0 +
     
This is my colleague’s overcoat. To j--- p------ m----- k-----. To jest płaszcz mojego kolegi. 0 +
That is my colleague’s car. To j--- s------- m---- k--------. To jest samochód mojej koleżanki. 0 +
That is my colleagues’ work. To j--- p---- m---- k------. To jest praca moich kolegów. 0 +
     
The button from the shirt is gone. Ur--- s-- g---- o- k------. Urwał się guzik od koszuli. 0 +
The garage key is gone. Zg---- k---- o- g-----. Zginął klucz od garażu. 0 +
The boss’ computer is not working. Ko------ s---- j--- z------. Komputer szefa jest zepsuty. 0 +
     
Who are the girl’s parents? Ki- s- r------ t-- d----------? Kim są rodzice tej dziewczynki? 0 +
How do I get to her parents’ house? Ja- d---- d- d--- j-- r-------? Jak dojdę do domu jej rodziców? 0 +
The house is at the end of the road. Te- d-- s--- n- k---- u----. Ten dom stoi na końcu ulicy. 0 +
     
What is the name of the capital city of Switzerland? Ja- n----- s-- s------ S---------? Jak nazywa się stolica Szwajcarii? 0 +
What is the title of the book? Ja-- j--- t---- t-- k------? Jaki jest tytuł tej książki? 0 +
What are the names of the neighbour’s / neighbor’s (am.) children? Ja- n------- s-- d----- s-------? Jak nazywają się dzieci sąsiadów? 0 +
     
When are the children’s holidays? Ki--- d----- m--- f---- / w------? Kiedy dzieci mają ferie / wakacje? 0 +
What are the doctor’s consultation times? Ki--- s- g------ p------ t--- l------? Kiedy są godziny przyjęć tego lekarza? 0 +
What time is the museum open? Ki--- s- g------ o------- t--- m-----? Kiedy są godziny otwarcia tego muzeum? 0 +
     

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