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13 [thirteen]

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13 [тринадцять]

13 [trynadtsyatʹ]

Види діяльності

[Vydy diyalʹnosti]

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What does Martha do? Що -о---ь-М---а? Щ_ р_____ М_____ Щ- р-б-т- М-р-а- ---------------- Що робить Марта? 0
S-c-o -o-ytʹ Marta? S____ r_____ M_____ S-c-o r-b-t- M-r-a- ------------------- Shcho robytʹ Marta?
She works at an office. Вон-------- в --іс-. В___ п_____ в о_____ В-н- п-а-ю- в о-і-і- -------------------- Вона працює в офісі. 0
V-n----at--u-- ---fi--. V___ p________ v o_____ V-n- p-a-s-u-e v o-i-i- ----------------------- Vona pratsyuye v ofisi.
She works on the computer. Во-а-пр---- з- -ом--ют-р-м. В___ п_____ з_ к___________ В-н- п-а-ю- з- к-м-’-т-р-м- --------------------------- Вона працює за комп’ютером. 0
Vona -ra-s-uy- -a-------u-----. V___ p________ z_ k____________ V-n- p-a-s-u-e z- k-m-'-u-e-o-. ------------------------------- Vona pratsyuye za komp'yuterom.
Where is Martha? Де -----? Д_ М_____ Д- М-р-а- --------- Де Марта? 0
De --r--? D_ M_____ D- M-r-a- --------- De Marta?
At the cinema. У -і-о. У к____ У к-н-. ------- У кіно. 0
U-kino. U k____ U k-n-. ------- U kino.
She is watching a film. В-на -ив-тьс- філь-. В___ д_______ ф_____ В-н- д-в-т-с- ф-л-м- -------------------- Вона дивиться фільм. 0
V--a--y----sya --lʹ-. V___ d________ f_____ V-n- d-v-t-s-a f-l-m- --------------------- Vona dyvytʹsya filʹm.
What does Peter do? Щ- роб-т- -е--о? Щ_ р_____ П_____ Щ- р-б-т- П-т-о- ---------------- Що робить Петро? 0
S--h- -ob--ʹ-Pe-r-? S____ r_____ P_____ S-c-o r-b-t- P-t-o- ------------------- Shcho robytʹ Petro?
He studies at the university. Ві- нав-а-т-ся-- -ні---сит--і. В__ н_________ в у____________ В-н н-в-а-т-с- в у-і-е-с-т-т-. ------------------------------ Він навчається в університеті. 0
Vi- n--c-aye---ya ---n-v-r-y--ti. V__ n____________ v u____________ V-n n-v-h-y-t-s-a v u-i-e-s-t-t-. --------------------------------- Vin navchayetʹsya v universyteti.
He studies languages. Ві---ивча------. В__ в_____ м____ В-н в-в-а- м-в-. ---------------- Він вивчає мови. 0
V-n-vy---ay- mo--. V__ v_______ m____ V-n v-v-h-y- m-v-. ------------------ Vin vyvchaye movy.
Where is Peter? Д--П--ро? Д_ П_____ Д- П-т-о- --------- Де Петро? 0
D- -e--o? D_ P_____ D- P-t-o- --------- De Petro?
At the café. У ка--. У к____ У к-ф-. ------- У кафе. 0
U k--e. U k____ U k-f-. ------- U kafe.
He is drinking coffee. В-- --є к--у. В__ п__ к____ В-н п-є к-в-. ------------- Він п’є каву. 0
V---pʺy--ka-u. V__ p___ k____ V-n p-y- k-v-. -------------- Vin pʺye kavu.
Where do they like to go? К-ди вони л---я-ь -од---? К___ в___ л______ х______ К-д- в-н- л-б-я-ь х-д-т-? ------------------------- Куди вони люблять ходити? 0
Kud- v-n---yu-l-a-- ---dy-y? K___ v___ l________ k_______ K-d- v-n- l-u-l-a-ʹ k-o-y-y- ---------------------------- Kudy vony lyublyatʹ khodyty?
To a concert. Н--к-н----и. Н_ к________ Н- к-н-е-т-. ------------ На концерти. 0
Na---nts-rty. N_ k_________ N- k-n-s-r-y- ------------- Na kontserty.
They like to listen to music. В-н--л-б-ят--слух-т--му-и-у. В___ л______ с______ м______ В-н- л-б-я-ь с-у-а-и м-з-к-. ---------------------------- Вони люблять слухати музику. 0
Vo---ly---y--- -l--h--y ----k-. V___ l________ s_______ m______ V-n- l-u-l-a-ʹ s-u-h-t- m-z-k-. ------------------------------- Vony lyublyatʹ slukhaty muzyku.
Where do they not like to go? Куд----н- -е лю--ят- ходити? К___ в___ н_ л______ х______ К-д- в-н- н- л-б-я-ь х-д-т-? ---------------------------- Куди вони не люблять ходити? 0
Ku-- -ony-----y-blya-- khodyty? K___ v___ n_ l________ k_______ K-d- v-n- n- l-u-l-a-ʹ k-o-y-y- ------------------------------- Kudy vony ne lyublyatʹ khodyty?
To the disco. Н- диск--е--. Н_ д_________ Н- д-с-о-е-у- ------------- На дискотеку. 0
Na dy--ot-k-. N_ d_________ N- d-s-o-e-u- ------------- Na dyskoteku.
They do not like to dance. Во-и ----ю-лять --нцю--ти. В___ н_ л______ т_________ В-н- н- л-б-я-ь т-н-ю-а-и- -------------------------- Вони не люблять танцювати. 0
V-ny--- lyub-ya-- -ant-yuv--y. V___ n_ l________ t___________ V-n- n- l-u-l-a-ʹ t-n-s-u-a-y- ------------------------------ Vony ne lyublyatʹ tantsyuvaty.

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