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Fruits and food

Fruits and food

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Buah-buahan dan barangan runcit

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I have a strawberry. S-y--m--pu--a--s-r---e--. S___ m________ s_________ S-y- m-m-u-y-i s-r-w-e-i- ------------------------- Saya mempunyai strawberi. 0
I have a kiwi and a melon. Sa----e-pu-y-----wi d----e-bi--i. S___ m________ k___ d__ t________ S-y- m-m-u-y-i k-w- d-n t-m-i-a-. --------------------------------- Saya mempunyai kiwi dan tembikai. 0
I have an orange and a grapefruit. S--a-----uny-i---en--a--l-m-- geda--. S___ m________ o___ d__ l____ g______ S-y- m-m-u-y-i o-e- d-n l-m-u g-d-n-. ------------------------------------- Saya mempunyai oren dan limau gedang. 0
I have an apple and a mango. Say- me-p-nya- -p-l d----an-ga. S___ m________ e___ d__ m______ S-y- m-m-u-y-i e-a- d-n m-n-g-. ------------------------------- Saya mempunyai epal dan mangga. 0
I have a banana and a pineapple. S--a--empuny---pisa-- -an-na--s. S___ m________ p_____ d__ n_____ S-y- m-m-u-y-i p-s-n- d-n n-n-s- -------------------------------- Saya mempunyai pisang dan nanas. 0
I am making a fruit salad. Saya ---a-g-me--u-t s-l-- -ua-. S___ s_____ m______ s____ b____ S-y- s-d-n- m-m-u-t s-l-d b-a-. ------------------------------- Saya sedang membuat salad buah. 0
I am eating toast. S-ya----a- -o-------r. S___ m____ r___ b_____ S-y- m-k-n r-t- b-k-r- ---------------------- Saya makan roti bakar. 0
I am eating toast with butter. Saya-ma----r-t- ba-ar -e--an --n-e-a. S___ m____ r___ b____ d_____ m_______ S-y- m-k-n r-t- b-k-r d-n-a- m-n-e-a- ------------------------------------- Saya makan roti bakar dengan mentega. 0
I am eating toast with butter and jam. Sa-a --ka- roti-b-k-r d-ng----en--ga--a--j-m. S___ m____ r___ b____ d_____ m______ d__ j___ S-y- m-k-n r-t- b-k-r d-n-a- m-n-e-a d-n j-m- --------------------------------------------- Saya makan roti bakar dengan mentega dan jem. 0
I am eating a sandwich. Sa-----ka- -a--wi-. S___ m____ s_______ S-y- m-k-n s-n-w-c- ------------------- Saya makan sandwic. 0
I am eating a sandwich with margarine. S--- m-kan-s-ndwi- -e-gan ma-je---. S___ m____ s______ d_____ m________ S-y- m-k-n s-n-w-c d-n-a- m-r-e-i-. ----------------------------------- Saya makan sandwic dengan marjerin. 0
I am eating a sandwich with margarine and tomatoes. Say- --k-n --ndwic--en-an-ma-j--i------t-m---. S___ m____ s______ d_____ m_______ d__ t______ S-y- m-k-n s-n-w-c d-n-a- m-r-e-i- d-n t-m-t-. ---------------------------------------------- Saya makan sandwic dengan marjerin dan tomato. 0
We need bread and rice. K--- -e-e-l--a----t- ----b-r-s. K___ m_________ r___ d__ b_____ K-t- m-m-r-u-a- r-t- d-n b-r-s- ------------------------------- Kita memerlukan roti dan beras. 0
We need fish and steaks. Ki-a--e-e-l--an-i--- ----s-ik. K___ m_________ i___ d__ s____ K-t- m-m-r-u-a- i-a- d-n s-i-. ------------------------------ Kita memerlukan ikan dan stik. 0
We need pizza and spaghetti. K-t--m-merluka--p-z- d-n-s-a-e--. K___ m_________ p___ d__ s_______ K-t- m-m-r-u-a- p-z- d-n s-a-e-i- --------------------------------- Kita memerlukan piza dan spageti. 0
What else do we need? A-a----y-n--mas------- pe-l-k--? A_____ y___ m____ k___ p________ A-a-a- y-n- m-s-h k-t- p-r-u-a-? -------------------------------- Apakah yang masih kita perlukan? 0
We need carrots and tomatoes for the soup. Kita---me-lu-an --bak-merah--an------o----u--s-p. K___ m_________ l____ m____ d__ t_____ u____ s___ K-t- m-m-r-u-a- l-b-k m-r-h d-n t-m-t- u-t-k s-p- ------------------------------------------------- Kita memerlukan lobak merah dan tomato untuk sup. 0
Where is the supermarket? D- ma--ka---asa-aya? D_ m______ p________ D- m-n-k-h p-s-r-y-? -------------------- Di manakah pasaraya? 0

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