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19 [nineteen]

In the kitchen

In the kitchen

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Keittiössä

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Do you have a new kitchen? Onko-sin-l-a -us--kei--i-? O___ s______ u___ k_______ O-k- s-n-l-a u-s- k-i-t-ö- -------------------------- Onko sinulla uusi keittiö? 0
What do you want to cook today? Mi-ä-sinä-----a--tänään -e-----? M___ s___ h_____ t_____ k_______ M-t- s-n- h-l-a- t-n-ä- k-i-t-ä- -------------------------------- Mitä sinä haluat tänään keittää? 0
Do you cook on an electric or a gas stove? Kei--t-- sä-k--lä-vai-k--su---? K_______ s_______ v__ k________ K-i-ä-k- s-h-ö-l- v-i k-a-u-l-? ------------------------------- Keitätkö sähköllä vai kaasulla? 0
Shall I cut the onions? Leikk---ko---nä-sipulit? L_________ m___ s_______ L-i-k-a-k- m-n- s-p-l-t- ------------------------ Leikkaanko minä sipulit? 0
Shall I peel the potatoes? K-ori--- --nä pe-un--? K_______ m___ p_______ K-o-i-k- m-n- p-r-n-t- ---------------------- Kuorinko minä perunat? 0
Shall I rinse the lettuce? Pes-n----inä sal-atin? P______ m___ s________ P-s-n-ö m-n- s-l-a-i-? ---------------------- Pesenkö minä salaatin? 0
Where are the glasses? Mi--ä--v-t--as-t? M____ o___ l_____ M-s-ä o-a- l-s-t- ----------------- Missä ovat lasit? 0
Where are the dishes? M-ss---vat--s-i--? M____ o___ a______ M-s-ä o-a- a-t-a-? ------------------ Missä ovat astiat? 0
Where is the cutlery / silverware (am.)? M--s-----t ----a-l---li--et? M____ o___ r________________ M-s-ä o-a- r-o-a-l-v-l-n-e-? ---------------------------- Missä ovat ruokailuvälineet? 0
Do you have a tin opener / can opener (am.)? O--o si----a -ur---ava-ja-? O___ s______ p_____________ O-k- s-n-l-a p-r-i-a-a-j-a- --------------------------- Onko sinulla purkinavaajaa? 0
Do you have a bottle opener? On-o sinul-a--u-l---vaaj--? O___ s______ p_____________ O-k- s-n-l-a p-l-o-a-a-j-a- --------------------------- Onko sinulla pullonavaajaa? 0
Do you have a corkscrew? O-ko s--u--a --r-i-----ja-? O___ s______ k_____________ O-k- s-n-l-a k-r-i-a-a-j-a- --------------------------- Onko sinulla korkinavaajaa? 0
Are you cooking the soup in this pot? K---ä-kö si-----i--n-t--sä k-tt--a-sa? K_______ s___ k_____ t____ k__________ K-i-ä-k- s-n- k-i-o- t-s-ä k-t-i-a-s-? -------------------------------------- Keitätkö sinä keiton tässä kattilassa? 0
Are you frying the fish in this pan? P-i-tatk--sin--ka-an-t---------u-l-? P________ s___ k____ t____ p________ P-i-t-t-o s-n- k-l-n t-l-ä p-n-u-l-? ------------------------------------ Paistatko sinä kalan tällä pannulla? 0
Are you grilling the vegetables on this grill? G--l-a---- ---ä ---a-nek----t-l-- --ill-llä? G_________ s___ v__________ t____ g_________ G-i-l-a-k- s-n- v-h-n-e-s-t t-l-ä g-i-l-l-ä- -------------------------------------------- Grillaatko sinä vihannekset tällä grillillä? 0
I am setting the table. Min--katan -ö--ä-. M___ k____ p______ M-n- k-t-n p-y-ä-. ------------------ Minä katan pöydän. 0
Here are the knives, the forks and the spoons. T-s-ä-o--t-----se-- h-a-u-at ja l---k--. T____ o___ v_______ h_______ j_ l_______ T-s-ä o-a- v-i-s-t- h-a-u-a- j- l-s-k-t- ---------------------------------------- Tässä ovat veitset, haarukat ja lusikat. 0
Here are the glasses, the plates and the napkins. T-s-ä ---t --s-t--l-utas-- -a --u--s--i-at. T____ o___ l_____ l_______ j_ l____________ T-s-ä o-a- l-s-t- l-u-a-e- j- l-u-a-l-i-a-. ------------------------------------------- Tässä ovat lasit, lautaset ja lautasliinat. 0

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