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Vacation activities

Vacation activities

48 [czterdzieści osiem]

Rekreacja

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Is the beach clean? Czy-ta---a-a je-t c---ta? C__ t_ p____ j___ c______ C-y t- p-a-a j-s- c-y-t-? ------------------------- Czy ta plaża jest czysta? 0
Can one swim there? Cz--m---a--i----m ---ać? C__ m____ s__ t__ k_____ C-y m-ż-a s-ę t-m k-p-ć- ------------------------ Czy można się tam kąpać? 0
Isn’t it dangerous to swim there? C----ąp--l-je-t -a----zpi----a? C__ k_____ j___ t__ b__________ C-y k-p-e- j-s- t-m b-z-i-c-n-? ------------------------------- Czy kąpiel jest tam bezpieczna? 0
Can one rent a sun umbrella / parasol here? C-y --ż---t-ta- wy-o--c-y----r-s---pr-e-iws--ne---y? C__ m____ t____ w_________ p______ p________________ C-y m-ż-a t-t-j w-p-ż-c-y- p-r-s-l p-z-c-w-ł-n-c-n-? ---------------------------------------------------- Czy można tutaj wypożyczyć parasol przeciwsłoneczny? 0
Can one rent a deck chair here? C-y---żn--t---j ---oż-c-y- -e--k? C__ m____ t____ w_________ l_____ C-y m-ż-a t-t-j w-p-ż-c-y- l-ż-k- --------------------------------- Czy można tutaj wypożyczyć leżak? 0
Can one rent a boat here? Cz--mo-n---u-----ży-zyć--ó--? C__ m____ t_ w_________ ł____ C-y m-ż-a t- w-p-ż-c-y- ł-d-? ----------------------------- Czy można tu wypożyczyć łódź? 0
I would like to surf. C-c-ałb-m-- --c------- ---ur-ow--. C________ / C_________ p__________ C-c-a-b-m / C-c-a-a-y- p-s-r-o-a-. ---------------------------------- Chciałbym / Chciałabym posurfować. 0
I would like to dive. Chcia-b-- /-C--i--ab-- pon-r---ać. C________ / C_________ p__________ C-c-a-b-m / C-c-a-a-y- p-n-r-o-a-. ---------------------------------- Chciałbym / Chciałabym ponurkować. 0
I would like to water ski. C-c--ł----/ --cia-a-y--p--eźd--ć na na--ach --d-y-h. C________ / C_________ p________ n_ n______ w_______ C-c-a-b-m / C-c-a-a-y- p-j-ź-z-ć n- n-r-a-h w-d-y-h- ---------------------------------------------------- Chciałbym / Chciałabym pojeździć na nartach wodnych. 0
Can one rent a surfboard? Czy-moż-a--ypo--c-yć -e--ę---rfi-gową? C__ m____ w_________ d____ s__________ C-y m-ż-a w-p-ż-c-y- d-s-ę s-r-i-g-w-? -------------------------------------- Czy można wypożyczyć deskę surfingową? 0
Can one rent diving equipment? Cz--m---a -y-oż--zyć-s--zęt d- n-r--w-nia? C__ m____ w_________ s_____ d_ n__________ C-y m-ż-a w-p-ż-c-y- s-r-ę- d- n-r-o-a-i-? ------------------------------------------ Czy można wypożyczyć sprzęt do nurkowania? 0
Can one rent water skis? Czy m---- ----ży-z---n-rty-w--n-? C__ m____ w_________ n____ w_____ C-y m-ż-a w-p-ż-c-y- n-r-y w-d-e- --------------------------------- Czy można wypożyczyć narty wodne? 0
I’m only a beginner. J--t-- p-------j--y-- pocz-t---ą--. J_____ p___________ / p____________ J-s-e- p-c-ą-k-j-c- / p-c-ą-k-j-c-. ----------------------------------- Jestem początkujący / początkująca. 0
I’m moderately good. M--e u---jęt-o--- -ą--r-d-ie. M___ u___________ s_ ś_______ M-j- u-i-j-t-o-c- s- ś-e-n-e- ----------------------------- Moje umiejętności są średnie. 0
I’m pretty good at it. Znam -ię (-u-)-n----m. Z___ s__ (____ n_ t___ Z-a- s-ę (-u-) n- t-m- ---------------------- Znam się (już) na tym. 0
Where is the ski lift? G-zi--tu--es- -yci-g nar--a-s-i? G____ t_ j___ w_____ n__________ G-z-e t- j-s- w-c-ą- n-r-i-r-k-? -------------------------------- Gdzie tu jest wyciąg narciarski? 0
Do you have skis? Czy----z--- -ob- -----? C__ m___ z_ s___ n_____ C-y m-s- z- s-b- n-r-y- ----------------------- Czy masz ze sobą narty? 0
Do you have ski boots? Czy-ma-z z----bą b--y n--ciars---? C__ m___ z_ s___ b___ n___________ C-y m-s- z- s-b- b-t- n-r-i-r-k-e- ---------------------------------- Czy masz ze sobą buty narciarskie? 0

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