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Seasons and Weather

Seasons and Weather

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yanayi da yanayi

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These are the seasons: Wa-an-an -- ne---na-i: W_______ s_ n_ y______ W-ɗ-n-a- s- n- y-n-y-: ---------------------- Waɗannan su ne yanayi: 0
Spring, summer, b---ra- -a-a-a, b______ b______ b-z-r-, b-z-r-, --------------- bazara, bazara, 0
autumn / fall (am.) and winter. k-k---- d-m---. k___ d_ d______ k-k- d- d-m-n-. --------------- kaka da damina. 0
The summer is warm. Lo-aci- --f- ---a -- --f-. L______ z___ y___ d_ z____ L-k-c-n z-f- y-n- d- z-f-. -------------------------- Lokacin zafi yana da zafi. 0
The sun shines in summer. R-na na hask---wa-- -oka-i--r--i. R___ n_ h________ a l______ r____ R-n- n- h-s-a-a-a a l-k-c-n r-n-. --------------------------------- Rana na haskakawa a lokacin rani. 0
We like to go for a walk in summer. A l-k-c-n r-n- m--a-so--t-f-ya--a-o. A l______ r___ m___ s__ t_____ y____ A l-k-c-n r-n- m-n- s-n t-f-y- y-w-. ------------------------------------ A lokacin rani muna son tafiya yawo. 0
The winter is cold. Dam--- ---i --nyi. D_____ y___ s_____ D-m-n- y-y- s-n-i- ------------------ Damina yayi sanyi. 0
It snows or rains in winter. A ci-i--hun--r-----a- -a-ƙara ce-ko ru--n sa-a. A c____ h______ d____ ƙ______ c_ k_ r____ s____ A c-k-n h-n-u-u d-s-r ƙ-n-a-a c- k- r-w-n s-m-. ----------------------------------------------- A cikin hunturu dusar ƙanƙara ce ko ruwan sama. 0
We like to stay home in winter. A c-k-n hun-ur--mun---on -------g-da. A c____ h______ m___ s__ z___ a g____ A c-k-n h-n-u-u m-n- s-n z-m- a g-d-. ------------------------------------- A cikin hunturu muna son zama a gida. 0
It is cold. Y-y- -a---. Y___ s_____ Y-y- s-n-i- ----------- Yayi sanyi. 0
It is raining. A---ruw-. A__ r____ A-a r-w-. --------- Ana ruwa. 0
It is windy. An- --ka. A__ i____ A-a i-k-. --------- Ana iska. 0
It is warm. Y--a----d-mi. Y___ d_ d____ Y-n- d- d-m-. ------------- Yana da dumi. 0
It is sunny. A-w---r-n-. A____ r____ A-w-i r-n-. ----------- Akwai rana. 0
It is pleasant. Ya yi ------. Y_ y_ k______ Y- y- k-l-y-. ------------- Ya yi kiliya. 0
What is the weather like today? Yaya--a-ay-n-------? Y___ y______ y__ n__ Y-y- y-n-y-n y-u n-? -------------------- Yaya yanayin yau ne? 0
It is cold today. Ya-- sa------u. Y___ s____ y___ Y-y- s-n-i y-u- --------------- Yayi sanyi yau. 0
It is warm today. Ya-- ----um---a-. Y___ d_ d___ y___ Y-n- d- d-m- y-u- ----------------- Yana da dumi yau. 0

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