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Fruits and food

Fruits and food

15 [quinze]

Frutas e alimentos

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I have a strawberry. Eu--e-----m--o--n-o. E_ t____ u_ m_______ E- t-n-o u- m-r-n-o- -------------------- Eu tenho um morango. 0
I have a kiwi and a melon. E----nho-u-----i-e um --lão. E_ t____ u_ k___ e u_ m_____ E- t-n-o u- k-w- e u- m-l-o- ---------------------------- Eu tenho um kiwi e um melão. 0
I have an orange and a grapefruit. E--ten-o--m--l-r---- e--ma--o-a-ja. E_ t____ u__ l______ e u__ t_______ E- t-n-o u-a l-r-n-a e u-a t-r-n-a- ----------------------------------- Eu tenho uma laranja e uma toranja. 0
I have an apple and a mango. Eu-te-ho u-a---ç- ---m- m----. E_ t____ u__ m___ e u__ m_____ E- t-n-o u-a m-ç- e u-a m-n-a- ------------------------------ Eu tenho uma maçã e uma manga. 0
I have a banana and a pineapple. E- ---h- -m--b--a-- e u- ab-c--i. E_ t____ u__ b_____ e u_ a_______ E- t-n-o u-a b-n-n- e u- a-a-a-i- --------------------------------- Eu tenho uma banana e um abacaxi. 0
I am making a fruit salad. Eu-faç--u-a ----da ---f-u-as. E_ f___ u__ s_____ d_ f______ E- f-ç- u-a s-l-d- d- f-u-a-. ----------------------------- Eu faço uma salada de frutas. 0
I am eating toast. E- --m---ma--or--da. E_ c___ u__ t_______ E- c-m- u-a t-r-a-a- -------------------- Eu como uma torrada. 0
I am eating toast with butter. Eu c-mo-uma--or-----co---an-e--a. E_ c___ u__ t______ c__ m________ E- c-m- u-a t-r-a-a c-m m-n-e-g-. --------------------------------- Eu como uma torrada com manteiga. 0
I am eating toast with butter and jam. E- -om--u-a to---d- -o--man-eig- - doce. E_ c___ u__ t______ c__ m_______ e d____ E- c-m- u-a t-r-a-a c-m m-n-e-g- e d-c-. ---------------------------------------- Eu como uma torrada com manteiga e doce. 0
I am eating a sandwich. E--c-m- -m---nduí-he. E_ c___ u_ s_________ E- c-m- u- s-n-u-c-e- --------------------- Eu como um sanduíche. 0
I am eating a sandwich with margarine. Eu com- -m -andu-c-- com m-r-ar---. E_ c___ u_ s________ c__ m_________ E- c-m- u- s-n-u-c-e c-m m-r-a-i-a- ----------------------------------- Eu como um sanduíche com margarina. 0
I am eating a sandwich with margarine and tomatoes. Eu--om- u-------í-h---o- ma-gari-a e t---t-. E_ c___ u_ s________ c__ m________ e t______ E- c-m- u- s-n-u-c-e c-m m-r-a-i-a e t-m-t-. -------------------------------------------- Eu como um sanduíche com margarina e tomate. 0
We need bread and rice. Nó--pre-i----- de---- e--r-oz. N__ p_________ d_ p__ e a_____ N-s p-e-i-a-o- d- p-o e a-r-z- ------------------------------ Nós precisamos de pão e arroz. 0
We need fish and steaks. N-s prec-sa------ pe--e - b-f-s. N__ p_________ d_ p____ e b_____ N-s p-e-i-a-o- d- p-i-e e b-f-s- -------------------------------- Nós precisamos de peixe e bifes. 0
We need pizza and spaghetti. Nós --e-i-a--s -e--i--- ---sp---u-te. N__ p_________ d_ p____ e e__________ N-s p-e-i-a-o- d- p-z-a e e-p-r-u-t-. ------------------------------------- Nós precisamos de pizza e esparguete. 0
What else do we need? D- --e-é que--r-cisa--s-m---? D_ q__ é q__ p_________ m____ D- q-e é q-e p-e-i-a-o- m-i-? ----------------------------- De que é que precisamos mais? 0
We need carrots and tomatoes for the soup. Nó---------mo--de --n------- t----e- --r--a--opa. N__ p_________ d_ c_______ e t______ p___ a s____ N-s p-e-i-a-o- d- c-n-u-a- e t-m-t-s p-r- a s-p-. ------------------------------------------------- Nós precisamos de cenouras e tomates para a sopa. 0
Where is the supermarket? On-e-há -m -u----erca-o? O___ h_ u_ s____________ O-d- h- u- s-p-r-e-c-d-? ------------------------ Onde há um supermercado? 0

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