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Do you exercise? S--rt-bil-n-s------an---z--? S____ b____ s_______________ S-o-t b-l-n s-u-u-l-n-s-z-i- ---------------------------- Sport bilan shugullanasizmi? 0
Yes, I need some exercise. Ha- m-n -----a--q---shim--er--. H__ m__ h______ q_______ k_____ H-, m-n h-r-k-t q-l-s-i- k-r-k- ------------------------------- Ha, men harakat qilishim kerak. 0
I am a member of a sports club. Men----rt-kl-b--a b-r----. M__ s____ k______ b_______ M-n s-o-t k-u-i-a b-r-m-n- -------------------------- Men sport klubiga boraman. 0
We play football / soccer (am.). Biz -u-bo----n-ymi-. B__ f_____ o________ B-z f-t-o- o-n-y-i-. -------------------- Biz futbol oynaymiz. 0
We swim sometimes. B-z-n-b-z--u--m-z. B____ b__ s_______ B-z-n b-z s-z-m-z- ------------------ Bazan biz suzamiz. 0
Or we cycle. Y-ki---z ve-osi---da-yur-m-z. Y___ b__ v__________ y_______ Y-k- b-z v-l-s-p-d-a y-r-m-z- ----------------------------- Yoki biz velosipedda yuramiz. 0
There is a football / soccer (am.) stadium in our city. Shah----z----u--ol s--di--i-bo-. S__________ f_____ s_______ b___ S-a-r-m-z-a f-t-o- s-a-i-n- b-r- -------------------------------- Shahrimizda futbol stadioni bor. 0
There is also a swimming pool with a sauna. Shu-i--d----s--na-i --zi----av-a-i --- mav---. S__________ s______ s_____ h______ h__ m______ S-u-i-g-e-, s-u-a-i s-z-s- h-v-a-i h-m m-v-u-. ---------------------------------------------- Shuningdek, saunali suzish havzasi ham mavjud. 0
And there is a golf course. V- g--f-m--do-i--a-jud. V_ g___ m______ m______ V- g-l- m-y-o-i m-v-u-. ----------------------- Va golf maydoni mavjud. 0
What is on TV? Tele-i-or-a---ma-bo-? T__________ n___ b___ T-l-v-z-r-a n-m- b-r- --------------------- Televizorda nima bor? 0
There is a football / soccer (am.) match on now. H---r fu-b-l--y-ni -o-. H____ f_____ o____ b___ H-z-r f-t-o- o-i-i b-r- ----------------------- Hozir futbol oyini bor. 0
The German team is playing against the English one. Ge-man-y- -er-a--am-a-- -n-l-z-a-g- -arshi o-n--d-. G________ t____ j______ i__________ q_____ o_______ G-r-a-i-a t-r-a j-m-a-i i-g-i-l-r-a q-r-h- o-n-y-i- --------------------------------------------------- Germaniya terma jamoasi inglizlarga qarshi oynaydi. 0
Who is winning? Ki- ---a-----zon--i? K__ g_____ q________ K-m g-l-b- q-z-n-d-? -------------------- Kim galaba qozonadi? 0
I have no idea. Um---------ri- -o-. U_____ x______ y___ U-u-a- x-b-r-m y-q- ------------------- Umuman xabarim yoq. 0
It is currently a tie. Ayni p-ytda--u---l---k. A___ p_____ b_ g_______ A-n- p-y-d- b- g-l-t-k- ----------------------- Ayni paytda bu galstuk. 0
The referee is from Belgium. B-sh h-----Belg----a-. B___ h____ B__________ B-s- h-k-m B-l-i-a-a-. ---------------------- Bosh hakam Belgiyadan. 0
Now there is a penalty. E--- p-na-t- -or. E___ p______ b___ E-d- p-n-l-i b-r- ----------------- Endi penalti bor. 0
Goal! One – zero! Gol- --- --lg-! G___ B__ n_____ G-l- B-r n-l-a- --------------- Gol! Bir nolga! 0

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