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Fruits and food

Fruits and food

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Gyümölcsök és élelmiszerek

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I have a strawberry. Van eg---pr-m. V__ e__ e_____ V-n e-y e-r-m- -------------- Van egy eprem. 0
I have a kiwi and a melon. V-n -gy-kiwi- -- -g- -i----m. V__ e__ k____ é_ e__ d_______ V-n e-y k-w-m é- e-y d-n-y-m- ----------------------------- Van egy kiwim és egy dinnyém. 0
I have an orange and a grapefruit. Van--g- -ara--s-- -- -gy--ra--fr--t--. V__ e__ n________ é_ e__ g____________ V-n e-y n-r-n-s-m é- e-y g-a-e-r-i-o-. -------------------------------------- Van egy narancsom és egy grapefruitom. 0
I have an apple and a mango. V-n egy-a---m és-egy----góm. V__ e__ a____ é_ e__ m______ V-n e-y a-m-m é- e-y m-n-ó-. ---------------------------- Van egy almám és egy mangóm. 0
I have a banana and a pineapple. V-n e-y--a-á-om-é--e---anan--zo-. V__ e__ b______ é_ e__ a_________ V-n e-y b-n-n-m é- e-y a-a-á-z-m- --------------------------------- Van egy banánom és egy ananászom. 0
I am making a fruit salad. C-i-álo- --- -y-m-lcs-a-átá-. C_______ e__ g_______________ C-i-á-o- e-y g-ü-ö-c-s-l-t-t- ----------------------------- Csinálok egy gyümölcssalátát. 0
I am eating toast. Es----eg--p---tós-. E____ e__ p________ E-z-m e-y p-r-t-s-. ------------------- Eszem egy pirítóst. 0
I am eating toast with butter. Esze- -gy ------st-v---a-. E____ e__ p_______ v______ E-z-m e-y p-r-t-s- v-j-a-. -------------------------- Eszem egy pirítóst vajjal. 0
I am eating toast with butter and jam. E---- egy p-rít--t-vaj-----s -ek--rra-. E____ e__ p_______ v_____ é_ l_________ E-z-m e-y p-r-t-s- v-j-a- é- l-k-á-r-l- --------------------------------------- Eszem egy pirítóst vajjal és lekvárral. 0
I am eating a sandwich. E---- eg---ze-dv-c---. E____ e__ s___________ E-z-m e-y s-e-d-i-s-t- ---------------------- Eszem egy szendvicset. 0
I am eating a sandwich with margarine. E-ze--e-- ---nd-i--et m----rinn-l. E____ e__ s__________ m___________ E-z-m e-y s-e-d-i-s-t m-r-a-i-n-l- ---------------------------------- Eszem egy szendvicset margarinnal. 0
I am eating a sandwich with margarine and tomatoes. E-z-m ----s-e-dv-c-e- m--gar--n-- és -ar-------ma-. E____ e__ s__________ m__________ é_ p_____________ E-z-m e-y s-e-d-i-s-t m-r-a-i-n-l é- p-r-d-c-o-m-l- --------------------------------------------------- Eszem egy szendvicset margarinnal és paradicsommal. 0
We need bread and rice. Sz-k--gü-- -a- ke--ér----- -izs--. S_________ v__ k_______ é_ r______ S-ü-s-g-n- v-n k-n-é-r- é- r-z-r-. ---------------------------------- Szükségünk van kenyérre és rizsre. 0
We need fish and steaks. S----é-ünk---- h-lra-és-s-el--el---a-h-hú---. S_________ v__ h____ é_ s________ m__________ S-ü-s-g-n- v-n h-l-a é- s-e-e-e-t m-r-a-ú-r-. --------------------------------------------- Szükségünk van halra és szeletelt marhahúsra. 0
We need pizza and spaghetti. Sz-ksé-ünk-va----zz--a ---spa---t---. S_________ v__ p______ é_ s__________ S-ü-s-g-n- v-n p-z-á-a é- s-a-e-t-r-. ------------------------------------- Szükségünk van pizzára és spagettire. 0
What else do we need? M- --ll még--ek-nk? M_ k___ m__ n______ M- k-l- m-g n-k-n-? ------------------- Mi kell még nekünk? 0
We need carrots and tomatoes for the soup. S-ü--égü-k van sárgar-p--a ---par-----omr--a-le---h-z. S_________ v__ s__________ é_ p___________ a l________ S-ü-s-g-n- v-n s-r-a-é-á-a é- p-r-d-c-o-r- a l-v-s-e-. ------------------------------------------------------ Szükségünk van sárgarépára és paradicsomra a leveshez. 0
Where is the supermarket? H-l --- e---------? H__ v__ e__ á______ H-l v-n e-y á-u-á-? ------------------- Hol van egy áruház? 0

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