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em In the swimming pool   »   nl In het zwembad

50 [fifty]

In the swimming pool

In the swimming pool

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In het zwembad

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It is hot today. He---- --et --n----. H__ i_ h___ v_______ H-t i- h-e- v-n-a-g- -------------------- Het is heet vandaag. 0
Shall we go to the swimming pool? La-----s-na-- --- -w-mb-d ga-n. L___ o__ n___ h__ z______ g____ L-a- o-s n-a- h-t z-e-b-d g-a-. ------------------------------- Laat ons naar het zwembad gaan. 0
Do you feel like swimming? Heb--e z-n-om t--zwemme-? H__ j_ z__ o_ t_ z_______ H-b j- z-n o- t- z-e-m-n- ------------------------- Heb je zin om te zwemmen? 0
Do you have a towel? H-- j- e-- h-nd---k? H__ j_ e__ h________ H-b j- e-n h-n-d-e-? -------------------- Heb je een handdoek? 0
Do you have swimming trunks? H-- je e-- --e------? H__ j_ e__ z_________ H-b j- e-n z-e-b-o-k- --------------------- Heb je een zwembroek? 0
Do you have a bathing suit? H---je --- --dp-k? H__ j_ e__ b______ H-b j- e-n b-d-a-? ------------------ Heb je een badpak? 0
Can you swim? K----e--w--m-n? K__ j_ z_______ K-n j- z-e-m-n- --------------- Kun je zwemmen? 0
Can you dive? Kun -- d-i--n? K__ j_ d______ K-n j- d-i-e-? -------------- Kun je duiken? 0
Can you jump in the water? K----e -- h---w-t---sp--ng-n? K__ j_ i_ h__ w____ s________ K-n j- i- h-t w-t-r s-r-n-e-? ----------------------------- Kun je in het water springen? 0
Where is the shower? W--r ---d- d-----? W___ i_ d_ d______ W-a- i- d- d-u-h-? ------------------ Waar is de douche? 0
Where is the changing room? W--r-----et-k----ho-j-? W___ i_ h__ k__________ W-a- i- h-t k-e-d-o-j-? ----------------------- Waar is het kleedhokje? 0
Where are the swimming goggles? Wa---i- de--we---i-? W___ i_ d_ z________ W-a- i- d- z-e-b-i-? -------------------- Waar is de zwembril? 0
Is the water deep? Is-h-- -a-er-----? I_ h__ w____ d____ I- h-t w-t-r d-e-? ------------------ Is het water diep? 0
Is the water clean? I---et -a-e--s-h---? I_ h__ w____ s______ I- h-t w-t-r s-h-o-? -------------------- Is het water schoon? 0
Is the water warm? Is --t ----r -a-m? I_ h__ w____ w____ I- h-t w-t-r w-r-? ------------------ Is het water warm? 0
I am freezing. Ik-heb--et-koud. I_ h__ h__ k____ I- h-b h-t k-u-. ---------------- Ik heb het koud. 0
The water is too cold. H-------- -s--- ko--. H__ w____ i_ t_ k____ H-t w-t-r i- t- k-u-. --------------------- Het water is te koud. 0
I am getting out of the water now. I--ga------t het water. I_ g_ n_ u__ h__ w_____ I- g- n- u-t h-t w-t-r- ----------------------- Ik ga nu uit het water. 0

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