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en In the kitchen   »   cs V kuchyni

19 [nineteen]

In the kitchen

In the kitchen

19 [devatenáct]

V kuchyni

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Do you have a new kitchen? Máš n---- --chyni? M__ n____ k_______ M-š n-v-u k-c-y-i- ------------------ Máš novou kuchyni? 0
What do you want to cook today? C------š d-e--v-ř--? C_ c____ d___ v_____ C- c-c-š d-e- v-ř-t- -------------------- Co chceš dnes vařit? 0
Do you cook on an electric or a gas stove? Vaří--na el--t-i-- -e-- -a ply-u? V____ n_ e________ n___ n_ p_____ V-ř-š n- e-e-t-i-ě n-b- n- p-y-u- --------------------------------- Vaříš na elektřině nebo na plynu? 0
Shall I cut the onions? Má--n--ráje--ci-ul-? M__ n_______ c______ M-m n-k-á-e- c-b-l-? -------------------- Mám nakrájet cibuli? 0
Shall I peel the potatoes? Mám--loup-t--ra-bory? M__ o______ b________ M-m o-o-p-t b-a-b-r-? --------------------- Mám oloupat brambory? 0
Shall I rinse the lettuce? Mám-u--t -alát? M__ u___ s_____ M-m u-ý- s-l-t- --------------- Mám umýt salát? 0
Where are the glasses? K---js-- s---nič--? K__ j___ s_________ K-e j-o- s-l-n-č-y- ------------------- Kde jsou skleničky? 0
Where are the dishes? Kde je ná--bí? K__ j_ n______ K-e j- n-d-b-? -------------- Kde je nádobí? 0
Where is the cutlery / silverware (am.)? Kd- -e-pří-o-? K__ j_ p______ K-e j- p-í-o-? -------------- Kde je příbor? 0
Do you have a tin opener / can opener (am.)? Má--ot--rá--n--ko-ze-vy? M__ o______ n_ k________ M-š o-v-r-k n- k-n-e-v-? ------------------------ Máš otvírák na konzervy? 0
Do you have a bottle opener? M---ot-ír---l-h-í? M__ o______ l_____ M-š o-v-r-k l-h-í- ------------------ Máš otvírák lahví? 0
Do you have a corkscrew? M-š výv--k-? M__ v_______ M-š v-v-t-u- ------------ Máš vývrtku? 0
Are you cooking the soup in this pot? V---- -o--------t--t--hrnc-? V____ p______ v t____ h_____ V-ř-š p-l-v-u v t-m-o h-n-i- ---------------------------- Vaříš polévku v tomto hrnci? 0
Are you frying the fish in this pan? Sm-ž-- ---- - -é---p--vi? S_____ r___ v t___ p_____ S-a-í- r-b- v t-t- p-n-i- ------------------------- Smažíš rybu v této pánvi? 0
Are you grilling the vegetables on this grill? Gr-l-je---e--n-n- ---tom-o---il-? G_______ z_______ n_ t____ g_____ G-i-u-e- z-l-n-n- n- t-m-o g-i-u- --------------------------------- Griluješ zeleninu na tomto grilu? 0
I am setting the table. Prost---s-ů-. P______ s____ P-o-t-u s-ů-. ------------- Prostřu stůl. 0
Here are the knives, the forks and the spoons. Tady-j--u ---------l---y a -ž--ky. T___ j___ n____ v_______ a l______ T-d- j-o- n-ž-, v-d-i-k- a l-i-k-. ---------------------------------- Tady jsou nože, vidličky a lžičky. 0
Here are the glasses, the plates and the napkins. Ta-y---ou----en-čk-,--a-í-e---ub-o--ky. T___ j___ s_________ t_____ a u________ T-d- j-o- s-l-n-č-y- t-l-ř- a u-r-u-k-. --------------------------------------- Tady jsou skleničky, talíře a ubrousky. 0

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