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17 [seventeen]

Around the house

Around the house

17 [hevdeh]

Li mal

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Our house is here. Ev d---mal--m- ye. E_ d__ m___ m_ y__ E- d-r m-l- m- y-. ------------------ Ev der mala me ye. 0
The roof is on top. Li-j-r- ba---e --y-. L_ j___ b_____ h____ L- j-r- b-n-j- h-y-. -------------------- Li jorê banîje heye. 0
The basement is below. L- j--- ----n ---e. L_ j___ k____ h____ L- j-r- k-l-n h-y-. ------------------- Li jêrê kûlîn heye. 0
There is a garden behind the house. Li-p---ma-ê -a----e- h--e. L_ p__ m___ b_______ h____ L- p-ş m-l- b-x-e-e- h-y-. -------------------------- Li paş malê baxçeyek heye. 0
There is no street in front of the house. L--pê-i-a ---ê-r- ti--. L_ p_____ m___ r_ t____ L- p-ş-y- m-l- r- t-n-. ----------------------- Li pêşiya malê rê tine. 0
There are trees next to the house. Li -----alê---r h-ne. L_ b__ m___ d__ h____ L- b-r m-l- d-r h-n-. --------------------- Li ber malê dar hene. 0
My apartment is here. Ev de- -ala--i- e. E_ d__ m___ m__ e_ E- d-r m-l- m-n e- ------------------ Ev der mala min e. 0
The kitchen and bathroom are here. Mi-b-- û s--şo- l--------. M_____ û s_____ l_ v__ i__ M-t-a- û s-r-o- l- v-r i-. -------------------------- Mitbax û serşok li vir in. 0
The living room and bedroom are there. Od-y--r--i-tinê-û-ya-ra---ê------- in. O____ r________ û y_ r_____ l_ w__ i__ O-e-a r-n-ş-i-ê û y- r-z-n- l- w-r i-. -------------------------------------- Odeya rûniştinê û ya razanê li wir in. 0
The front door is closed. D--iyê-kol-n- -if-ek--- --. D_____ k_____ m________ y__ D-r-y- k-l-n- m-f-e-i-î y-. --------------------------- Deriyê kolanê miftekirî ye. 0
But the windows are open. L-b-----a----k---y-. L_____ c__ v________ L-b-l- c-m v-k-r-y-. -------------------- Lêbelê cam vekiriye. 0
It is hot today. Îro----m e. Î__ g___ e_ Î-o g-r- e- ----------- Îro germ e. 0
We are going to the living room. E- d-ç----d--- rûn--ti-ê. E_ d____ o____ r_________ E- d-ç-n o-e-a r-n-ş-i-ê- ------------------------- Em diçin odeya rûniştinê. 0
There is a sofa and an armchair there. Li-wi- q-ne-e-e- --p-l-an--- -e-e. L_ w__ q________ û p________ h____ L- w-r q-n-p-y-k û p-l-a-k-k h-n-. ---------------------------------- Li wir qenepeyek û paldankek hene. 0
Please, sit down! J--kere-- xwe -e---n--! J_ k_____ x__ r_ r_____ J- k-r-m- x-e r- r-n-n- ----------------------- Ji kerema xwe re rûnin! 0
My computer is there. K-mpî-u-- --n--- --r -. K________ m__ l_ w__ e_ K-m-î-u-a m-n l- w-r e- ----------------------- Kompîtura min li wir e. 0
My stereo is there. Ta-imê mu-î-ê-y--mi- -i-----e. T_____ m_____ y_ m__ l_ w__ e_ T-x-m- m-z-k- y- m-n l- w-r e- ------------------------------ Taximê muzîkê ya min li wir e. 0
The TV set is brand new. Te-ev-zy---p-r--û y-. T_________ p__ n_ y__ T-l-v-z-o- p-r n- y-. --------------------- Televîzyon pir nû ye. 0

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