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In the swimming pool

In the swimming pool

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A cikin tafkin

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It is hot today. Y-u akwa------. Y__ a____ z____ Y-u a-w-i z-f-. --------------- Yau akwai zafi. 0
Shall we go to the swimming pool? z- mu je-ta--i-? z_ m_ j_ t______ z- m- j- t-f-i-? ---------------- za mu je tafkin? 0
Do you feel like swimming? K-na s--ku -e-yi- -y-? K___ s_ k_ j_ y__ i___ K-n- s- k- j- y-n i-o- ---------------------- Kuna so ku je yin iyo? 0
Do you have a towel? k--a d- -a-ul k___ d_ t____ k-n- d- t-w-l ------------- kana da tawul 0
Do you have swimming trunks? K-n-----k-t--tu--- ni----a K___ d_ k_________ n______ K-n- d- k-t-t-u-e- n-n-a-a -------------------------- Kuna da kututturen ninkaya 0
Do you have a bathing suit? k-n- -- -i-ar ----a k___ d_ r____ w____ k-n- d- r-g-r w-n-a ------------------- kuna da rigar wanka 0
Can you swim? A--iya-iyo? A_ i__ i___ A- i-a i-o- ----------- An iya iyo? 0
Can you dive? Z--- iy----ts---? Z_ a i__ n_______ Z- a i-a n-t-e-a- ----------------- Za a iya nutsewa? 0
Can you jump in the water? za ku-i-- -sa--e-ci-i- ruwa z_ k_ i__ t_____ c____ r___ z- k- i-a t-a-l- c-k-n r-w- --------------------------- za ku iya tsalle cikin ruwa 0
Where is the shower? in- -u--n---n-a i__ r____ w____ i-a r-w-n w-n-a --------------- ina ruwan wanka 0
Where is the changing room? I-- d--in-----a-t-f--i? I__ d____ g____ t______ I-a d-k-n g-a-a t-f-f-? ----------------------- Ina dakin gwada tufafi? 0
Where are the swimming goggles? I-a-g-ggle--n- ninka-a? I__ g______ n_ n_______ I-a g-g-l-s n- n-n-a-a- ----------------------- Ina goggles na ninkaya? 0
Is the water deep? s-ine z-rf-n-r-wa s____ z_____ r___ s-i-e z-r-i- r-w- ----------------- shine zurfin ruwa 0
Is the water clean? r--- ne m-- --abta r___ n_ m__ t_____ r-w- n- m-i t-a-t- ------------------ ruwa ne mai tsabta 0
Is the water warm? ruwan d-----e r____ d___ n_ r-w-n d-m- n- ------------- ruwan dumi ne 0
I am freezing. I-- -a-k--e-a I__ d________ I-a d-s-a-e-a ------------- Ina daskarewa 0
The water is too cold. Ruw-n----- -any- s----. R____ y___ s____ s_____ R-w-n y-y- s-n-i s-s-i- ----------------------- Ruwan yayi sanyi sosai. 0
I am getting out of the water now. Ina----a -a---ruw------zu. I__ f___ d___ r____ y_____ I-a f-t- d-g- r-w-n y-n-u- -------------------------- Ina fita daga ruwan yanzu. 0

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