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Seasons and Weather

Seasons and Weather

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Letni časi in vreme

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These are the seasons: To -o -etni---si: T_ s_ l____ č____ T- s- l-t-i č-s-: ----------------- To so letni časi: 0
Spring, summer, p-m-----po-et--, p______ p_______ p-m-a-, p-l-t-e- ---------------- pomlad, poletje, 0
autumn / fall (am.) and winter. j--en -- z-m-. j____ i_ z____ j-s-n i- z-m-. -------------- jesen in zima. 0
The summer is warm. P--etj--je-v--če. P______ j_ v_____ P-l-t-e j- v-o-e- ----------------- Poletje je vroče. 0
The sun shines in summer. P--et----j- -o---. P_____ s___ s_____ P-l-t- s-j- s-n-e- ------------------ Poleti sije sonce. 0
We like to go for a walk in summer. P-l-t- s- --d---p---a-a-o. P_____ s_ r___ s__________ P-l-t- s- r-d- s-r-h-j-m-. -------------------------- Poleti se radi sprehajamo. 0
The winter is cold. Zima--- m-z--. Z___ j_ m_____ Z-m- j- m-z-a- -------------- Zima je mrzla. 0
It snows or rains in winter. Po-i---s-e-i -l- -----e. P_____ s____ a__ d______ P-z-m- s-e-i a-i d-ž-j-. ------------------------ Pozimi sneži ali dežuje. 0
We like to stay home in winter. Po--mi-radi-o---ja-o--o-a. P_____ r___ o_______ d____ P-z-m- r-d- o-t-j-m- d-m-. -------------------------- Pozimi radi ostajamo doma. 0
It is cold. M-zl- --. M____ j__ M-z-o j-. --------- Mrzlo je. 0
It is raining. Dež--e. D______ D-ž-j-. ------- Dežuje. 0
It is windy. Vet-ovno j-. V_______ j__ V-t-o-n- j-. ------------ Vetrovno je. 0
It is warm. To-lo-je. T____ j__ T-p-o j-. --------- Toplo je. 0
It is sunny. S-n-n--j-. S_____ j__ S-n-n- j-. ---------- Sončno je. 0
It is pleasant. J-sn----. J____ j__ J-s-o j-. --------- Jasno je. 0
What is the weather like today? Kakš-o--- d--es-v--me? K_____ j_ d____ v_____ K-k-n- j- d-n-s v-e-e- ---------------------- Kakšno je danes vreme? 0
It is cold today. D---s-je ---lo. D____ j_ m_____ D-n-s j- m-z-o- --------------- Danes je mrzlo. 0
It is warm today. D-nes -e----lo. D____ j_ t_____ D-n-s j- t-p-o- --------------- Danes je toplo. 0

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