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13 [tsamet\'i]

საქმიანობა

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What does Martha do? რას სა--ი--ო-ს-----ა? რ__ ს_________ მ_____ რ-ს ს-ქ-ი-ნ-ბ- მ-რ-ა- --------------------- რას საქმიანობს მართა? 0
ra--sakm--no-s-ma-ta? r__ s_________ m_____ r-s s-k-i-n-b- m-r-a- --------------------- ras sakmianobs marta?
She works at an office. ის -ფი----მუ-ა--ს. ი_ ო_____ მ_______ ი- ო-ი-შ- მ-შ-ო-ს- ------------------ ის ოფისში მუშაობს. 0
i---pi-shi m-----b-. i_ o______ m________ i- o-i-s-i m-s-a-b-. -------------------- is opisshi mushaobs.
She works on the computer. ი- კ-მ---ტერთა- -უშ--ბს. ი_ კ___________ მ_______ ი- კ-მ-ი-ტ-რ-ა- მ-შ-ო-ს- ------------------------ ის კომპიუტერთან მუშაობს. 0
i---'omp-i-----ta--m---ao--. i_ k______________ m________ i- k-o-p-i-t-e-t-n m-s-a-b-. ---------------------------- is k'omp'iut'ertan mushaobs.
Where is Martha? ს-დ-ა--ს-----ა? ს__ ა___ მ_____ ს-დ ა-ი- მ-რ-ა- --------------- სად არის მართა? 0
sad ar-- -a-t-? s__ a___ m_____ s-d a-i- m-r-a- --------------- sad aris marta?
At the cinema. კ--ოშ-. კ______ კ-ნ-შ-. ------- კინოში. 0
k-i-os-i. k________ k-i-o-h-. --------- k'inoshi.
She is watching a film. ის -ი-მს--ყუ-ებს. ი_ ფ____ უ_______ ი- ფ-ლ-ს უ-უ-ე-ს- ----------------- ის ფილმს უყურებს. 0
i--pi-m---qur-b-. i_ p____ u_______ i- p-l-s u-u-e-s- ----------------- is pilms uqurebs.
What does Peter do? რას -კე-ებს--ე--რ-? რ__ ა______ პ______ რ-ს ა-ე-ე-ს პ-ტ-რ-? ------------------- რას აკეთებს პეტერი? 0
r-- --'e-e-- --e-'-ri? r__ a_______ p________ r-s a-'-t-b- p-e-'-r-? ---------------------- ras ak'etebs p'et'eri?
He studies at the university. ი--უ-ი-ე-სიტე--- სწ-ვ--ბ-. ი_ უ____________ ს________ ი- უ-ი-ე-ს-ტ-ტ-ი ს-ა-ლ-ბ-. -------------------------- ის უნივერსიტეტში სწავლობს. 0
i---n----si-'e--sh- ------l--s. i_ u_______________ s__________ i- u-i-e-s-t-e-'-h- s-s-a-l-b-. ------------------------------- is universit'et'shi sts'avlobs.
He studies languages. ი- ე-----ს--ვ-ობს. ი_ ე____ ს________ ი- ე-ე-ს ს-ა-ლ-ბ-. ------------------ ის ენებს სწავლობს. 0
i- ene-- --s'avl-b-. i_ e____ s__________ i- e-e-s s-s-a-l-b-. -------------------- is enebs sts'avlobs.
Where is Peter? ს-დ--რ-- პეტერ-? ს__ ა___ პ______ ს-დ ა-ი- პ-ტ-რ-? ---------------- სად არის პეტერი? 0
s-- --i- -'--'e-i? s__ a___ p________ s-d a-i- p-e-'-r-? ------------------ sad aris p'et'eri?
At the café. კ---ში. კ______ კ-ფ-შ-. ------- კაფეში. 0
k-apeshi. k________ k-a-e-h-. --------- k'apeshi.
He is drinking coffee. ი--ყავას -ვ-მს. ი_ ყ____ ს_____ ი- ყ-ვ-ს ს-ა-ს- --------------- ის ყავას სვამს. 0
i- ---as ----s. i_ q____ s_____ i- q-v-s s-a-s- --------------- is qavas svams.
Where do they like to go? სა--გ--ვართ --სვ--? ს__ გ______ წ______ ს-დ გ-ყ-ა-თ წ-ს-ლ-? ------------------- სად გიყვართ წასვლა? 0
sa---iqva----s--s---? s__ g______ t________ s-d g-q-a-t t-'-s-l-? --------------------- sad giqvart ts'asvla?
To a concert. კ---ერტზ-. კ_________ კ-ნ-ე-ტ-ე- ---------- კონცერტზე. 0
k'-nt-e--'-e. k____________ k-o-t-e-t-z-. ------------- k'ontsert'ze.
They like to listen to music. თ--ე--გიყვა-თ მუს-კი- მოსმ--ა. თ____ გ______ მ______ მ_______ თ-ვ-ნ გ-ყ-ა-თ მ-ს-კ-ს მ-ს-ე-ა- ------------------------------ თქვენ გიყვართ მუსიკის მოსმენა. 0
tk-e- ---var--mu--k-is--------. t____ g______ m_______ m_______ t-v-n g-q-a-t m-s-k-i- m-s-e-a- ------------------------------- tkven giqvart musik'is mosmena.
Where do they not like to go? ს-- ---გიყ-----წ---ლ-? ს__ ა_ გ______ წ______ ს-დ ა- გ-ყ-ა-თ წ-ს-ლ-? ---------------------- სად არ გიყვართ წასვლა? 0
sad ar -i-va---t--asv-a? s__ a_ g______ t________ s-d a- g-q-a-t t-'-s-l-? ------------------------ sad ar giqvart ts'asvla?
To the disco. დის--თე--ზე. დ___________ დ-ს-ო-ე-ა-ე- ------------ დისკოთეკაზე. 0
d--k'----'-ze. d_____________ d-s-'-t-k-a-e- -------------- disk'otek'aze.
They do not like to dance. მათ არ-უ-ვ--თ----ვ-. მ__ ა_ უ_____ ც_____ მ-თ ა- უ-ვ-რ- ც-კ-ა- -------------------- მათ არ უყვართ ცეკვა. 0
m-- a- -q-art-t--k'-a. m__ a_ u_____ t_______ m-t a- u-v-r- t-e-'-a- ---------------------- mat ar uqvart tsek'va.

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