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Активности

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What does Martha do? Ш----р-ви -а-т-? Ш__ п____ М_____ Ш-о п-а-и М-р-а- ---------------- Што прави Марта? 0
Shto---a-----rta? S___ p____ M_____ S-t- p-a-i M-r-a- ----------------- Shto pravi Marta?
She works at an office. Т----а-о-и--о--ан-е-а-иј-. Т__ р_____ в_ к___________ Т-а р-б-т- в- к-н-е-а-и-а- -------------------------- Таа работи во канцеларија. 0
T-a-r----i--o--an-z--lari--. T__ r_____ v_ k_____________ T-a r-b-t- v- k-n-z-e-a-i-a- ---------------------------- Taa raboti vo kantzyelariјa.
She works on the computer. Та- ---оти -- комп--тер. Т__ р_____ н_ к_________ Т-а р-б-т- н- к-м-ј-т-р- ------------------------ Таа работи на компјутер. 0
Taa-rab-ti-n--komp-o-ty-r. T__ r_____ n_ k___________ T-a r-b-t- n- k-m-ј-o-y-r- -------------------------- Taa raboti na kompјootyer.
Where is Martha? К-д- --Марта? К___ е М_____ К-д- е М-р-а- ------------- Каде е Марта? 0
K-d-e ----arta? K____ y_ M_____ K-d-e y- M-r-a- --------------- Kadye ye Marta?
At the cinema. В----но. В_ к____ В- к-н-. -------- Во кино. 0
Vo kin-. V_ k____ V- k-n-. -------- Vo kino.
She is watching a film. Та--глед--ф--м. Т__ г____ ф____ Т-а г-е-а ф-л-. --------------- Таа гледа филм. 0
Taa-gulye-----lm. T__ g______ f____ T-a g-l-e-a f-l-. ----------------- Taa gulyeda film.
What does Peter do? Шт--пр--и П-та-? Ш__ п____ П_____ Ш-о п-а-и П-т-р- ---------------- Што прави Петар? 0
Sht- pra-i--y----? S___ p____ P______ S-t- p-a-i P-e-a-? ------------------ Shto pravi Pyetar?
He studies at the university. То-------р--н--у-ив-р--т--. Т__ с______ н_ у___________ Т-ј с-у-и-а н- у-и-е-з-т-т- --------------------------- Тој студира на универзитет. 0
T-- -t----r- n---o-ivye-zi-y-t. T__ s_______ n_ o______________ T-ј s-o-d-r- n- o-n-v-e-z-t-e-. ------------------------------- Toј stoodira na oonivyerzityet.
He studies languages. Т-- ---д--- ј--и--. Т__ с______ ј______ Т-ј с-у-и-а ј-з-ц-. ------------------- Тој студира јазици. 0
Toј------i---јazi--i. T__ s_______ ј_______ T-ј s-o-d-r- ј-z-t-i- --------------------- Toј stoodira јazitzi.
Where is Peter? Кад--е-П--ар? К___ е П_____ К-д- е П-т-р- ------------- Каде е Петар? 0
Ka-----e--y---r? K____ y_ P______ K-d-e y- P-e-a-? ---------------- Kadye ye Pyetar?
At the café. Во-к-----. В_ к______ В- к-ф-л-. ---------- Во кафуле. 0
V--kaf--ly-. V_ k________ V- k-f-o-y-. ------------ Vo kafoolye.
He is drinking coffee. Тој--и--к-фе. Т__ п__ к____ Т-ј п-е к-ф-. ------------- Тој пие кафе. 0
T-ј-p--- k-f-e. T__ p___ k_____ T-ј p-y- k-f-e- --------------- Toј piye kafye.
Where do they like to go? Ка----ак-ат-да---ат-т--? К___ с_____ д_ о___ т___ К-д- с-к-а- д- о-а- т-е- ------------------------ Каде сакаат да одат тие? 0
K-dye --kaa- -a -d-t -i--? K____ s_____ d_ o___ t____ K-d-e s-k-a- d- o-a- t-y-? -------------------------- Kadye sakaat da odat tiye?
To a concert. Н------е-т. Н_ к_______ Н- к-н-е-т- ----------- На концерт. 0
Na--on--ye--. N_ k_________ N- k-n-z-e-t- ------------- Na kontzyert.
They like to listen to music. Т-е -о -а--вол-тв- --у--а--музик-. Т__ с_ з__________ с______ м______ Т-е с- з-д-в-л-т-о с-у-а-т м-з-к-. ---------------------------------- Тие со задоволство слушаат музика. 0
T--- -o-z-do-olstvo---oo-ha-t moo----. T___ s_ z__________ s________ m_______ T-y- s- z-d-v-l-t-o s-o-s-a-t m-o-i-a- -------------------------------------- Tiye so zadovolstvo slooshaat moozika.
Where do they not like to go? К-де не сак-ат--а од-т-ти-? К___ н_ с_____ д_ о___ т___ К-д- н- с-к-а- д- о-а- т-е- --------------------------- Каде не сакаат да одат тие? 0
K--ye --- s----- -----a- --ye-? K____ n__ s_____ d_ o___ t___ ? K-d-e n-e s-k-a- d- o-a- t-y- ? ------------------------------- Kadye nye sakaat da odat tiye ?
To the disco. Во --ск-. В_ д_____ В- д-с-о- --------- Во диско. 0
V- disko. V_ d_____ V- d-s-o- --------- Vo disko.
They do not like to dance. Т---------ц---ат с--з--овол--во. Т__ н_ т________ с_ з___________ Т-е н- т-н-у-а-т с- з-д-в-л-т-о- -------------------------------- Тие не танцуваат со задоволство. 0
T-ye ny- t-ntz-----t-s- -a-ov---tvo. T___ n__ t__________ s_ z___________ T-y- n-e t-n-z-o-a-t s- z-d-v-l-t-o- ------------------------------------ Tiye nye tantzoovaat so zadovolstvo.

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